Zoology Departmental Seminars


The Zoology Departmental Seminar Series is open to the public. Seminars are usually held at 4:30-6:00 pm in George Lynn Cross Hall room 123, with refreshments available inside GLC 123 (near the stage) at 4:15 pm. Exceptions to the normal schedule are indicated below.

 

Spring 2012

Date Speaker Title

Host

18-Jan

 

No Seminar  
25-Jan

Alex Shingleton
Michigan State University

Keeping things in proportion: The developmental regulation of relative organ size in Drosophila

Masly

1-Feb

Eli Bridge
University of Oklahoma

The Mysterious Migration of Passerina ciris

Kelly

8-Feb

Daphne Soares
University of Maryland

Sensory Adaptation in Cavefishes Markham
15-Feb

Katrina Menard
University of Oklahoma

Ant mimicry in the Miridae (Hemiptera: Heteroptera); methods and trends across the family

Kelly

22-Feb

Stan Temple
University of Wisconsin

Aldo Leopold, Phenology and Climate Change

Mock

29-Feb

William Matthews
University of Oklahoma

Fish Community Dynamics over Four Decades in an Upland and a Prairie Stream--Floods, Drought, and Time Kelly
7-Mar

Michael Hedrich
University of North Texas

Development and Regulation of Central Respiratory Rhythm in Frogs Berkowitz
14-Mar

Raymond Huey
University of Washington

Why Mountain Passes are Still Higher in the Tropics: Variations on a Theme of Dan Janzen Kaspari
21-Mar

SPRING BREAK

   
28-Mar

Ben Holt
University of Oklahoma

How Plants Perceive and Use Day Length as a Cue for Flowering Time

Masly

4-Apr

Steve Beissinger
University of California

Impact of Recent Climate Change on Small Mammals and Birds in California: the Grinnell Resurvey Project Kelly
11-Apr

Robin Wright
University of Minnesota

Beyond the content: welcoming students into the intellectual life of biologists Hewes

18-Apr

Cecil Lewis
University of OKlahoma

Race, Genetics and Health

Kelly

25-Apr

David Denoso
University of Oklahoma

Ant Biodiversity and the Habitat Template Kaspari
 

 

   

 

 

 


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