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Department of Conservation Biology, NZP

Spring 2002 Seminar Calendar

All seminars are on Fridays at noon in the DCB conference room. Seminars are subject to change.  For more information and to be placed on a distribution list please contact Sam Wisely at 202-673-4781 or by email wisely.samantha@nmnh.si.edu.

Date Seminar Speaker, Affiliation Title
January 10 Dr. Justin Wright, University of Washington Conserving biodiversity in patchy landscapes: the role of beavers as ecosystem engineers
January 17 Dr. Kristi West, National Zoological Park The ecology and biology of the rough-toothed dolphin, Steno bredanensis
January 24  Dr. Barbara King, College of William and Mary Gestural communication in gorillas
January 31 Dr. Jorge Santiago-Blay, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution New insights about arthropod (especially insect) evolution
February 7 Dr. Rodrigo Medellín, Columbia University Research for the conservation of bats in Mexico
February 21   Dr. Philip Johns, University of Maryland What females look for in males and why -- if you're a spider, or a fly
March 7 Dr. Jordan Price, St. Mary's College of Maryland Reconstructing the evolution of bird song using molecular sequence data
March 21 Dr. Brian Verrelli, University of Maryland Molecular evolution of human color vision
April 4  Dr. Mary Poss, University of Montana, Missoula Tracking predators with pathogens
April 18 Dr. Shawn Noren Kramer, Department of Conservation Biology, Smithsonian National Zoo The ontogeny of diving in bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus)
May 2 Dr. Carlos M. del Rio, University of Wyoming Cartesian hummingbirds: mechanistic models for foraging ecology

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