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November 15, 2019 by nlee

. . . Friday, November 15.  Natalie Hamilton will present a paper discussing a hot debate in taxonomy: whether a photograph can be a type specimen or not. The main article is Krell and Marshall. Attached are two other short opinion pieces on the matter. People might find it interesting to know just HOW heated taxonomists can get about this topic. As usual, come join the discussion at O’Bannon’s at 4PM on Friday. [Krell and Marshall]  [Article] [Rogers et al]

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March 29, 2019 by nlee

… Friday, Mar 29.  This week David Saenz will lead our discussion on how bioluminescent courtship signals drive phenotypic evolution in fireflies. As usual, we will meet at O’Bannon’s at 4pm this Friday. Hope to see everyone there!  [Hensley et al 2018]

Tagged With: bioluminescence, davis saenz, eeb student organizations, fireflies, journal club

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September 28, 2018 by nlee

… Friday, Sept 28.  This week Gaston Jofre will be presenting an interesting article on how socially mediated changes in gene expression can facilitate adaptive radiations. Please join us for the discussion at O’Bannon’s at 4PM.   [Pascoal et al 2018]

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EEB Journal Club

March 30, 2018 by nlee

Daniel Powell will be leading the discussion. We’ll be talking about avian predation on annual fish and how it affects their survival depending on their size and sex. Interesting experiment! [Reichard et al 2018]

Tagged With: avian predation, daniel powell, eeb student organizations, fish, reichard

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March 23, 2018 by nlee

Friday, March 23.  Luke Bower will be leading the discussion of an article that compares face and brain evolution in two groups with high craniofacial variability.  See you at O’Bannon’s this Friday!  [Evans et al 2017]

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