EEB Thursday Seminar Series - The Ties That Bind: Evolutionary linkages between hosts, viruses, and genomes
Jocelyn Colella, University of Kansas
Seminar Summary - Many evolutionary processes are linked, such that patterns in one unit inform patterns in the other. Identifying and...
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - Phytochemical diversity regulates resiliency to herbivory and environmental stressors
Andrea Glassmire, Michigan State University
Seminar Summary - Plants exist in a complex chemical world, producing diverse blends of metabolites that shape interactions with herbivores,...
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - Why are there so many mushrooms?
David Hibbett, Clark University
Seminar Summary - Complex multicellular forms have evolved only a handful of times in the histroy of life, with multiple origins in Fungi....
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - Temperate forest resilience in a changing world: linking ecological mechanism to management solutions
Sara Kuebbing, Yale University
Seminar Summary - Climate change and invasion by nonnative plant species are changing the composition and function of temperate forest...
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - Commonness, rarity, and biodiversity on Indo-Pacific coral reefs: Confronting ecological theory with data in species-rich systems
Sean Connolly, Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute/James Cook University
Seminar Summary - Ecologists have long sought to understand spatial and temporal patterns in abundance and biodiversity, but the classical...
EEB Thursday Seminar Series - Forest responses to disturbances associated with climate change
Chris Smith-Martin, University of Minnesota
Seminar Summary - Disturbances such as drought and wind are increasing in frequency and severity as the climate changes, impacting forests...
