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Developmental basis of evolutionary change symposium.
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This symposium is entirely graduate student organized, and has been held every other year since 1999. The meeting provides a valuable forum for exchange of ideas at the cutting edge of developmental evolutionary studies. In 2005 the meeting will be held from October 20th-23rd. There will be sessions on: sensation and sensory networks, genetic regulation, ecology and evolution, and history and philosophy. Speakers will include Peter Holland, Naomi Pierce, Walter Gehring, Michael Richardson, Margaret McFall-Ngai and Fred Nijhout. |
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Natural History Seminars.
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An informal seminar series covering topics relevant to ecology, evolution and behavior. Graduate students, post-doctoral fellows and speakers from local institutions are particularly encouraged to present their research, whether complete or in the developing stages. Seminars are held Tuesdays at noon , BSLC 202. |
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Evolution and Ecology Seminars.
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This series covers topics in molecular evolution, population genetics, quantitative genetics, animal behavior, plant and animal ecology, evolutionary theory, systematics, and related subjects. Seminars are held Mondays at 4pm in BSLC 008. |
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Evolutionary Morphology Seminars.
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These seminars are held Thursdays at 7.30pm in Henry Hinds Laboratory 176 and cover a wide range of subjects centered on evolutionary and paleobiology. |
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Molecular Cluster Seminars.
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Seminars are held Tuesdays at 4pm in BSLC 008 or CSLC101 and include speakers invited by the Committees on Developmental Biology and Genetics. |
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Field Museum Seminar Series.
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Seminars are held Wednesday at noon at the Field Museum, Lecture Hall II. Topics relate to all areas of research and collections-based expertise. |
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