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EEB Seminar Series Fall 2018 – Andrew Jones

October 30, 2018

“Loss of pollinator functional diversity reduces genetic diversity in a keystone tropical understory plant”
Presenter: Andrew Jones, Assistant Professor, Botany & Plant Pathology, Oregon State University
Hosted by Jason West

Tagged With: andrew jones, botany, jason west, oregon state university, plant pathology, pollinator functional diversity

Spotlight: Chris Holland

September 20, 2018

Chris Holland, Dr. Gil Rosenthal’s most recent PhD graduate, just landed a super postdoc on the evolution of domestication in salmon in Mike Blouin’s lab at Oregon State University. Congratulations, Chris!

At Texas A&M, the focus of Dr. Holland’s dissertation was identifying and studying pheromone communication in the naturally hybridizing swordtail fish, Xiphophorus birchmanni and malinche and their hybrid’s, in Dr. Gil Rosenthal’s lab. The goals of his project were to identify the location of pheromone production in male Xiphophorus and characterize interspecific differences in the chemistry of pheromone signals. Quantifying pheromone chemistry enabled me to assess signal variation among species and among populations and to directly test the role of pheromones as mechanisms of reproductive isolation. At Oregon State University, he studies selection on behavioral and physiological traits in hatchery in salmon and the evolution of domestication.

Filed Under: Spotlight Tagged With: chris holland, gil rosenthal, oregon state university, postdocs

EEB Seminar – Dave Myrold

April 25, 2016

EEB Seminar Series presents

Title:  Responses of soil microbial communities to environmental perturbations.

Speaker:  Dave Myrold, Crop and Soil Sciences, Oregon State University.

Host:  Tom Boutton

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EEB Seminar – Dave Myrold

April 25, 2016

EEB Seminar Series presents

Title:  Responses of soil microbial communities to environmental perturbations.

Speaker:  Dave Myrold, Crop and Soil Sciences, Oregon State University.

Host:  Tom Boutton

Tagged With: dave myrold, eeb seminar, oregon state university, spring 2016

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