Date

Speaker

Title

Host

Jan 17

Job Candidate

Jan 24

Cancelled

Jan 31

Matthew J. Germino, Idaho State University

Persistence of Exotic Plants Following Disturbances: are loss of native species and resource partitioning causal links?

Debinski

Feb 7

John Colbourne, Indiana University

The genome biology of the model crustaciean Daphnia

Lavrov

Feb 14

Armin Moczek, Indiana University

Conservation, Innovation, and the Origins of Novelty: a case study on horned beetles

Serb

Feb 20

David Hillis*, Univeristy of Texas

The Discovery of Life on Earth

EEOB

Feb 21

David Hillis, University of Texas

Sex and the Single Rotifer (and Other Tales of Sexual Intrigue)

Feb 28

Dan Warner, Iowa State Unviersity

Ecology and Evolution of Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination in an Australian Lizard

Janzen

Mar 6

Sue Mazer, University of California Santa Barbara

The evolution of mating system and genetic covariances between the
sexes in Clarkia (farewell-to-spring): selfing opposes the evolution of
trade-offs

Nason

Mar 13

Marlene Zuk, University of California Riverside

Rapid evolution in silence: the causes and consequences of signal variation

EEOB Grads

Mar 20

Spring Break

Mar 27

Tracy Langkilde, Penn State

Aggression, Invasion, and the Ghost of Interactions Past

Warner

Apr 3

Roger Croll, Dalhousie University

Form, function and evolution of the larval nervous system in molluscs

Serb,

Neurobiology Program, & Dept. of Biomedical Science

Apr 5

David Wake**, University of California Berkeley

Cancelled

EEB Grads

Apr 10

Hopi Hoekstra, Harvard University

The genetics of adaptation: from mice to molecules

Danielson

Apr 17

Lynn Clark***, Iowa State University

Apr 24

Stephen Hendrix, University of Iowa

Community Ecology of Solitary Bees in the Fragmented Prairie Landscape

Wilsey