22 January (NOTE: This week only, we will meet in Dale Hall 0031),
Cecil Lewis
(Anthropology):A new model for the peopling of South America inferred using population genetics
29 January,
David Donoso
(EEB/ZOO): Leaf litter, invertebrates and nutrient turnover in a neotropical rainforest
5 February,
Kristen Savage
(BOMI): Low-Molecular Weight Hydrocarbons: It’s What’s For Dinner
12 February,
Rie Miyazaki (EEB/BOMI):
The effect of Hayachine dam on downstream aquatic communities
19 February,
Bob Nairn
(EEB/CEES): Designing with Mother Nature: Ecological Engineering to Treat Polluted Waters
26 February,
Ola Fincke
(EEB/ZOO):Effects of invasive zebra mussels on dragonfly larvae in a MI lake
4 March, Joel Trexler (Florida International U.):
Forecasting models and setting targets for environmental restoration without historical data or reference sites
11 March , Eli Bridge
(OBS):Scrub birds in the suburbs: endocrinology and reproduction of Florida Scrub-Jays in suburban and wildland habitats
18 March, SPRING BREAK – NO ECOMUNCH
25 March, Mingzi Xu
(EEB/ZOO): Studies on local avian extinctions in Zoce Area, Shanghai
1 April, Matt Dugas
(ZOO): Now you see me now you don't: the evolution of transient ornamentation in nestling birds
8 April,Rich Zamor
(EEB/ZOO): Distribution of Golden Algae (Prymnesium parvum) in waterbodies of the Red River Drainage, OK-TX
15 April, Jeff Wesner (EEB/ZOO): Effects of fishes on adult aquatic insect communities
22 April, Pascal Irmscher
(EEB/ZOO/OBS):ADCP-acquired hydraulic data for determining unionid habitat in a large alluvial river
29 April, Robert Cichewicz (EEB/Chem-Biochem): Fungi gone wild: Exposing what happens when fungi lose their inhibitions
