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EEB Journal Club

February 13, 2019

… Friday, Feb 15. For our behavior, ecology, and evolution reading group this week,  Zach Steffensmeier will be leading our discussion on fish introgression occurring in our own backyard! Hope to see everyone at O’Bannon’s at 4pm this Friday.  [Get article here]

Tagged With: fish, journal club, student organizations, zach steffensmeier

EEB Journal Club

November 7, 2018

… Friday, Nov 9.   Please join us for an ethical/scientific debate at this week’s Behavior, Ecology, and Evolution Reading (BEER) group led by Emma Lehmberg. Attached are papers on two different viewpoints: fish don’t feel pain (as we do; Rose et al) vs. fish have consciousness and experience pain (Braithwaite). For the Rose et al. paper, reading the first 7 pages is enough to understand that side of the debate and where their main objections come from. See you at O’Bannon’s on Friday.

Tagged With: animal ethics, eeb journal club, emma lehmberg, fish, student organizations

EEB Journal Club

March 27, 2018

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

Dissertation Defense: Daniel Fitzgerald

August 18, 2016

Please join us for the following dissertation defense:
PhD Defense: Daniel Fitzgerald
Title: Community assembly dynamics of rapids-adapted fishes of the Xingu River
More about Daniel Fitzgerald

Tagged With: applied biodiversity science, daniel fitzgerald, dissertation defense, fish, wfsc, wildlife and fisheries sciences, xingu river

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