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Annette Fayet (Oxford).
Tuesday 25 February 2020, 13:00-14:00
Part II Lecture Theatre, Department of Zoology , Downing Street, CB2 3EJ
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Behaviour, Ecology & Evolution Seminar Series
Drivers of seabird movements and their fitness consequences
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Longevity, senescence and reproductive variation in wild African elephants.
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The evolution of plasticity for life cycle regulation in seasonal environments
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It's about time: The evolutionary ecology of circadian rhythms during infections
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A deeper take on our sexual nature: Importance of cellular sex and underlying mechanisms
Behaviour, Ecology & Evolution Seminar Series
Origins and extinctions of early vertebrates: a story of ecology, phylogeny, and the fossil record
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Ode to the masalai: New Guinea as a crucible for evolution in plants and insects
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CANCELLED DUE TO STRIKE ACTION: The complex consequences of simple sociality in wild populations
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Tracking trade in underground symbioses
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Causes and consequences of social evolution in spiders
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Linking patterns and processes across scales: a case study with Andean hummingbirds
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Why do organisms age? Beyond energy trade-offs
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Phenotypic plasticity and the evolution of eusociality: How does the queen control reproduction in her workers?
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How coordinated behaviour is achieved through selection, synchrony and sex
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Title to be confirmed
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Microbial evolution in the human gut
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The evolution of recombination rate variation in the wild
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Linking all the things: towards a biodiversity knowledge graph
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Why do females fight?
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Speciation, horizontal transfer and the evolutionary genomics of bdelloid rotifers
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Through a glass darkly - interpreting animal behaviour with the aid of machines
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High-throughput synchrotron X-ray imaging of extant and fossil insects
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Pleiotropy, chance and predictability in the genetic paths of evolution
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Alarm calls and interspecific eavesdropping
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Evolution on the wing
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Social learning? So what! Looking for evolutionary consequences of social information use.
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Sexual conflict in ecological context
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The tension between generality and diversity: what makes biology so cool
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Darwin’s Unfinished Symphony. How culture made the human mind
⚠️ Zoology Graduate Student's Invited Speaker
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Evolution of ant social chromosomes and bumblebee diversity
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Epigenetics and social insects
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Timing and pattern of tooth eruption – Investigation of their evolution in wild and domestic mammals
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What genes made us human, and how much did they cost?
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THE CHEMICAL WARFARE BETWEEN PLANTS AND INSECTS: From pathway discovery to functional diversification of toxins
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Illuminating the start of complex life: Spatial analysis of Ediacaran ecosystems
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Fuxianhuiids and their exceptional contribution to the early evolution of Cambrian euarthropods
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Neuroethology of a striking crustacean, the mantis shrimp
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On the origin of human sociality: Ape minds and the evolution of Homo sapiens
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Cognition in the wild: foraging hummingbirds and building nests
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Benefits of social relationships in carrion crows
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Evolution in island colonising birds: silvereyes of the south Pacific
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Paleogenomics beyond humans
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Neural circuitry of a polycystin-mediated hydrodynamic startle response in Platynereis: from genes to ecology
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Growing old yet staying young: do bats hold the secret of extended longevity?
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Genetic and Epigenetic Control of Parental Care
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Neurophysiology in the field: What can it tell us about the ecology of acoustic communication?
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Can social networks explain why females cheat?
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When males lose their fathers genome: the why and how of a remarkable reproductive system
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Adaptive radiations and species(?) diversity
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Rapid host and pathogen co-evolution following a severe emerging infectious outbreak
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You are what you eat? Gut bacteria and mating preferences in Drosophila
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Complex Homology and the Neuromolecular Evolution of Social Behavior
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Bringing Partula up to date: from Captain Cook to the 2017 search for lost snails.
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
Museums and Science
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
Life, death and resurrection in the Early Carboniferous
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
Nature's glass: half-full or half-empty
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
Open Access: common good or uncommon danger?
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
Mouse deer and Water chevrotain: peculiar artiodactyl mammals of today with a complex evolutionary history
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
Mouse deer and Water chevrotain: peculiar artiodactyl mammals of today with a complex evolutionary history.
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
Ephrin and netrin synergy in spinal motor neuron axon guidance
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
From VB Wigglesworth to H-factors. Lessons from my first 50 years of research
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
Microtubule assemblers
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From Mammoth to Microscope: Life History and Dental Development in Mammals
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Be careful what you wish for: the issues and politics of generating a potentially human-to-human transmissible bird flu virus
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
'Bacterial community diversity of the American alligator gastrointestinal tract'
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Cows under the radar: The genetics of tuberculosis susceptibility in Britain
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Neurochemical control of aggression - insights from crickets
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Controlling recombination: from worms to human disease
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Without a leg to stand on: locomotion in the earliest "land" animals
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The physics of bird coloration
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Mapping plant diversity across the scales
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Mapping plant diversity across the scales
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
All things bright and beautiful; structural colour in biological systems
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Biodiversity after forty years of human re-colonization in the Amazon forest
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
Potentials and Challenges of Developing Ecosystem-Based Co-management: A Case Study From the Swedish West Coast
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Empowering generations of conservation leadership - myth or reality!
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
Strategies to ensure robustness in genome replication
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Predictive models in ecology: case studies of invasive fire ants and fire risks
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Statistical inference in the fossil record: estimating the divergence time of primates
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Organogenesis during planarian regeneration
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Regulating the actin cytoskeleton during Drosophila oogenesis
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The role of mitochondrial DNA in neuronal development and neurodegeneration
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From fly embryos to single molecule studies: elucidating molecular mechanisms of cytoplasmic mRNA transport
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Local coordination of cell polarity through cell-cell interactions
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The molecular and neuronal control of nutrient decisions in Drosophila
Ecology Lunchtime Series
The importance of evaluating conservation management actions: unexpected outcomes of invasive predator control for malleefowl conservation
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Dynamics of mammalian chromosome evolution
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Unravelling ecological dynamics at a macro scale: application of hierarchical models
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Nano-scale pathfinders: how kinesins move along the microtubule
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Developmental function and possible role in morphological evolution of the vertebrate Cdx genes
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
Physiomimetics: generating functional membranes for buildings (lessons from the ventilation systems of African fungus-growing termites)
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
Looking for novel regulators of cell morphogenesis using microscopy-based functional genomics approaches
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
Genetic basis of group dynamics in Drosophila
Zoology Department - Tea Talks
Luminal sensing and neuromodulation in the gut: different roles for PYY and NPY
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Colony defense by post-reproductive adults and young nymphs in a social aphid
Ecology Lunchtime Series
The convoluted evolution of behavior: insights from bird eggs and songs
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Conservation and Corporations
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Modelling the distribution of Freshwater Invasive Species across Europe
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Movement of British macro-moths through fragmented agricultural landscapes
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Who killed the megafauna? A tale of climate change, murder and mystery.
Ecology Lunchtime Series
To be connected or not? Floodplain restoration and aquatic diversity
Ecology Lunchtime Series
The status and distribution of freshwater biodiversity in Northern Africa
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Rainforest conversion and tropical insect communities
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Natural Resource Management - An Ecologist's Perspective
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Setting meaningful restoration goals for a globally imperiled habitat
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Can Eco-compensation Restore Natural Forest in Xishuangbanna, China?
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Is chytrid fungus, a global scourge of amphibians, having an effect on the UK's rarest amphibian?
Ecology Lunchtime Series
TALK CANCELLED
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Conservation in the Bolivian Amazon: Canoes, Capybara and Climate Change
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Global Models of Mammal Distribution
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Supporting local conservation overseas: land purchase as a strategy for conservation
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Investigating the potential use of the sexually transmitted mite, Coccipolipus hippodamiae, in controlling populations of the invasive ladybird Harmonia axyridis
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Botanising in Cambridgeshire and North East England
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Wildlife surveys and site management: the role of volunteers in local conservation work
Ecology Lunchtime Series
When satellites help predicting animal distribution, movement and performance
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Host-parasite arms races in bird colour space
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Risk taking, learning, and strategy choice: experiments with humans, bees, and sparrows
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Species and diversity patterns in complex human-dominated landscapes: an Atlantic forest case study
Ecology Lunchtime Series
25 decades of dodgy data
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Parental care in burying beetles
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Ecology and Conservation of the Lesser Kestrel in Portugal
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Evolution of Bird Colour in a Tetrahedral Colour Space
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Land use effects on birds of conservation concern in the Midwestern United States
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Farming and the future of forest biodiversity in Ghana
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Farming and the future of forest biodiversity in Ghana
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Measuring protected area performance - Large vertebrate population declines in Africa's protected areas
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Protected Areas - title TBC
Ecology Lunchtime Series
P-p-p-problems with penguins- how population genetics and tagging studies can reveal the cryptic ecology of penguins.
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Title to be confirmed
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Predicting the impact of agricultural management on fat deposition and grazing damage by white-fronted geese
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Farming and biodiversity in India - Title TBC
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Comprehensive, effectively managed, and ecologically representative national and regional marine protected area networks – will we meet the Convention on Biological Diversity's 2012 target?
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Control of encrusting organisms in water treatment works
Ecology Lunchtime Series
Bryozoan, Cordylophora and sponge biofouling in UK water treatment works
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