WFSC Friday Lunch Seminar
Friday February 16, 4 - 5:00 PM, 201 MSC
"Evolution and Religion: Beyond Demonic Memes"
Dr. David Sloan Wilson, Binghamton U.
Friday February 23, Noon, 308 Nagle
"Cichlid research on the Bladen River, Belize"
Maggie Medrano et al.
Friday March 2, Noon, 308 Nagle
"Phylogeny and adaptive radiation in neotropical cichlid fishes"
Dr. Hernan Lopez
Friday March 9, Noon, 308 Nagle
"Everglades research"
Calvin Liu
"Ecological effects of a predator assemblage"
Constanza Cocimano
Friday March 23, Noon, 308 Nagle
"Reptile and amphibian diversity in South Africa"
David Laurencio & Toby Hibbitts
Friday March 30, Noon, 308 Nagle
"Waterbird rookeries"
Michael Parkes
"Alligator ecology in Georgia"
Amanda Subalusky
Friday April 13, Noon, 308 Nagle
"TBA"
Sandy Harris-Strickland
Friday April 27, Noon, 308 Nagle
"Genetic parameters for growth rate and cold tolerances in red drum, Sciaenops ocellatus"
Dr. Eric Saillant
WFSC Departmental Seminar Series
Thursday February 15, 4 PM, 201 MSC
"Evolution for everyone: How Darwin's theory can change the way we think about our lives"
Dr. David Sloan Wilson, Binghamton U.
Thursday February 22
"Hosted by Drs. Dewitt & H. Lopez"
Dr. Daniel Bolnick, UT-Austin
Wednesday March 7
"EEB Seminar"
Dr. Tilman
Thursday March 8
"Evolutionary Biology of Skates and Rays: The Wrong and the Right of It"
Dr. Jon McEachran
Wednesday April 4
"EEB Seminar"
Dr. Hedgecock
Thursday April 12
"EEB Seminar"
Dr. Futuyma
Wednesday February 14, 10 AM, 213 Nagle
"Metabolic and thermoregulatory capabilities of juvenile Stellar sea lions, Eumetopias jubatus"
Lisa Hoopes, Ph.D. Candidate
Wednesday February 21, 10 AM, TAMUG Library 108B
"U.S. southeastern shrimp and reef fish resources and their management"
Elizabeth Scott-Denton, Ph.D. Candidate
Wednesday February 21, TBA, TAMUG 126 Will
"The feeding biomechanics of juvenile red snapper (Lutjanus campechanus) from the northwestern Gulf of Mexico"
Janelle Case, M.S. Candidate
Department of Rangeland Ecology & Management Seminar Series
Texas A&M Distinguished Lecture Series
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