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EEB Seminar Series – Spring 2024

November 2023: This is a tentative schedule.  Presenters, places, dates and times are subject to change.

All seminars will be held in HFSB 104 on Monday at 4 pm Central Time (U.S. and Canada) unless noted otherwise***.  For questions, email EEB Program Coordinator Heather Baldi.

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Date Speaker, Seminar Title/Topic, Host
jan 22 CANCELLED
Spring 2024 General Meeting

Host: EEB Executive Committee
jan 29 Amy Dapper
Mississippi State University
Title: Integrating theory and data to understand the evolution of meiotic recombination rates
Hosts:  Noah Lemke (ENTO) and Jeff Tomberlin (ENTO)
feb 5 Al Uy
University of Rochester
Title: On the Origin of Species on Islands: Genomic and behavioral studies of diversification in South Pacific birds
Host:  Kira Delmore (BIOL)
feb 12 Butch Brodie
University of Virginia
Title:  Poisonous newts and the snakes that eat them: Meandering across a coevolutionary landscape
Hosts:  Griffin Nicholson (EEB) and Lee Fitzgerald  (ECCB)
feb 19 Teague O’Mara
Southeastern Louisiana University
Title: Energy Landscapes: Connecting continents and driving decisions
Hosts:  Amanda Adams (Bat Conservation Intl); Cara Webster (BIOL); Michael Smotherman (BIOL)
feb 26 Jaime Zúñiga-Vega
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Title: Superfetation and matrotrophy in viviparous fishes: ecological correlates and tests of adaptive hypotheses
Hosts:  Breann Richey (EEB) and Michelle Lawing (ECCB)
mar 4 Sarah Fitzpatrick
Michigan State University
Title: Harnessing genetic rescue for conservation of small populations
Host:  Rachel Moran (BIOL)
mar 11 No Seminar – Spring Break (3/11 – 3/15)
mar 18 No Seminar
mar 25 Patricia Brennan
Mount Holyoke College
Title: The neglected biology of female genitalia
Hosts:  Ruby Mustill (EEB) and Courtney Fitzpatrick (BIOL)
apr 1 Sheila Kitchen
Texas A&M University at Galveston, MARB
Title:  Evolving together: Genomic insights from recent and deep-time symbioses
Host:  Marie Strader (BIOL)
apr 8 No Seminar – Solar Eclipse!
apr 15 EEB Graduate Student Seminar:  Josh Lerner
Texas A&M University, EEB
Title:  Patterns, trade-offs, and rules guiding ecosystem organization and resilience
Host: Rusty Feagin (ECCB)
apr 15 EEB Graduate Student Seminar:  Hayden Roberts
Texas A&M University, ECCB
Title: The Carpiodes Conundrum: Molecular, morphological, and spatial patterns of a potentially undescribed catostomid, the Llano River carpsucker
Host: Josh Perkin (ECCB)
apr 22 Katy Gonder 
Texas A&M University, ECCB
Title: Chimp genomics, wild meat markets, and forest biomonitoring in Central Africa
Host:  EEB

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Heather Baldi
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Office: WFES 206
Phone: (979) 845-2114
Email Heather

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