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EEB Journal Club

June 12, 2020

. . . Friday, June 12.  Faith Hardin will be presenting an empirical paper on sexual conflict in spiders!  In addition to a short discussion on this paper, we will be discussing prelim prep with input from those who have gone through the process and Q&A for those upcoming students.  Zoom link is here, we meet at 4pm (Central).  [Neuman & Schneider]

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EEB Journal Club

March 10, 2020

No journal club this week.  Spring Break.

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EEB Journal Club

March 10, 2020

This week at Journal Club, Natalie Hamilton will be presenting a paper about considering genetic variation and evolutionary potential in conservation practices. Please find it linked here.
There are still spots left for anyone who’d like to present, so please sign up!

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EEB Journal Club

February 20, 2020

Milton Torres-Ceron will present a paper on disturbance ecology in the Anthropocene.   See you at 4 pm in Butler 202.  [Newman 2019]

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EEB Journal Club

February 6, 2020

. . . Friday, February 7. This week, Alyson Brokaw will be presenting a paper on flaws with the fundamental niche concept!  There are still plenty of spaces for people to present papers in the coming weeks, so please sign up.  We’ll be on hiatus for Darwin Day next week but will resume on Feb. 21. See you in Butler 202 at 4pm! [Angiletta et al 2019]

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