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2012 EIS – Plenary Talks Videos

  • J. Baird Callicott
  • Sam Cushman
  • Scott Edwards
  • Naomi Pierce
  • John Wiens
  • Panel

Dr. J. Baird Callicott

From the Superorganism to the Gaia Hypothesis: A Brief History of Organicism in Ecology From the Early 20th to the Early 21st Century from Applied Biodiversity Science on Vimeo.


Dr. Sam Cushman

Population connectivity, gene flow and climate change from Applied Biodiversity Science on Vimeo.


Dr. Scott Edwards

Genomic, geographic and temporal tracking of an evolving host-pathogen system from Applied Biodiversity Science on Vimeo.


Dr. Naomi Pierce

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Dr. John A. Wiens

Conservation in a Changing World: Do We Need a New Paradigm? from Applied Biodiversity Science on Vimeo.

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