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Research Design in the Study of Animal Social Behavior, hosted by Kerry Shaw
A weekly discussion group for the evaluation of ongoing research projects - not necessarily finished products - in areas related to animal behavior. Neurobiology and Behavior graduate students studying animal behavior are encouraged to sign up to present once every year, especially those students in their second year and beyond. Students, post-docs and faculty from any field are welcome to both present and attend.
Tuesdays, 12:20-1:30 PM, W358 Mudd Hall
To schedule a date, contact Saundra Anderson
Fall 2018:
| Date | Speaker | Possible Topic |
|---|---|---|
| August 28 | No Meeting | |
| September 4 | No Meeting | |
| September 11 | James Tumulty | The evolution of a social recognition system in territorial rocket frogs |
| September 18 | Allison S. Injaian | Behavioral and physiological impacts of traffic noise on tree swallows |
| September 25 | Maria Modanu | How can sex roles evolve in sexually reproducing systems? A game theory model |
| October 2 | Mickey Pardo | The function of greeting displays in acorn woodpeckers: possible directions for analysis |
| October 9 | FALL Break | |
| October 16 | Russell Ligon | The evolution of behavior |
| October 23 | Jay Stafstrom | Net-casting spiders: Sensory ecology of the most interesting spider you might have heard of once before |
| October 30 | Callum Kingwell | Sweat bee queen fertility signals and their effects on totipotent workers |
| November 6 | Derrick Thrasher | Group dynamics and patterns of extra-pair mating in the variegated fairy wren |
| November 13 | Sara Keen | |
| November 20 | Andrew Legan | |
| November 27 | Sara Miller | |
| December 4 | Caitlin Miller |