COS 32: Evolution

Presentations:

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  An empirical framework for predicting and detecting long-distance larval dispersal events
  

  Presenting Author: Cassidy C. D'Aloia – Biological Sciences, University of New Brunswick - Saint John
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  Decomposing the effects of demographic stochasticity and genetic drift on extinction risk during evolutionary rescue
  

  Presenting Author: Dale T. Clement – Department of Evolution and Ecology and Center for Population Biology, University of California- Davis
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  Epigenetics as an alternative mode to speciation - The June sucker
  

  Presenting Author: Peter C. Searle – Biology, Brigham Young University
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  Evolutionary rescue in source-sink systems: When does dispersal best facilitate adaptation in declining populations?
  

  Presenting Author: Lily F. Durkee – Graduate Degree Program in Ecology, Colorado State University
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  Scared to evolve? Fear drives rapid adaptive evolution in a natural prey population
  

  Presenting Author: Chao Zhang – Environmental Research Instititute, Shandong University
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  Static environments with limited resources select for multiple foraging strategies rather than conformity
  

  Presenting Author: Talia Borofsky – Biology, Stanford University
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  Updating MacArthur's (1958) classic study: Morphological differences show past evolutionary pressure for efficient foraging in New World warblers (Parulidae)
  

  Presenting Author: Kristen M. Rosamond – Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Tulane University
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  Uplift-driven diversification, dispersal, and niche evolution in New Zealand Veronica
  

  Presenting Author: Anne Thomas – Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge