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301. A working group to solve problems in model selection and phylogeny in mixed multi-factor meta-analysis (Meeting)

302. Transitions between Mutualism & Parasitism: Integrating Theory & Empiricism (Meeting)

303. DOES ENVIRONMENTAL TOLERANCE FAVOR SIGNAL VARIABILITY IN CALLS OF SONGBIRDS? (Visiting Scholar)

304. The evolution of virulence in a human infectious disease: the case study of HIV (Meeting)

305. 2012 sees the 50th birthday of the molecular clock, but has it reached maturity? (Visiting Scholar)

306. Evolutionary Origins of Multicellularity (Meeting)

307. The evolutionary development of species gradient and hybridization in indo-pacific deep water crinoid populations (Visiting Scholar)

308. Evolution and Excess Complexity (Visiting Scholar)

309. Evaluation of the Validity and Reliability of the Evo Devo Concept Inventory (Visiting Scholar)

310. The effects of sampling on the inference of the timing of diversifications (Visiting Scholar)

311. Evolution in a spatial context: a synthesis of theory and review (Visiting Scholar)

312. Chiton phylogeny and comparative phylogeography (Visiting Scholar)

313. When are coevolving species locally adapted to each other? a meta-analysis. (Visiting Scholar)

314. New dcm methods for ml, and pattern identification in biogeography (Visiting Scholar)

315. Incorporation of all maximum likelihood phylogenetic analyses currently performed by paup*4b10 into phycas. (Visiting Scholar)

316. Biological diversification on the west indian archipelago (Meeting)

317. The phylogenomics of desiccation tolerance in the land plants (Visiting Scholar)

318. Implementation and investigation of codon and amino acid models in maximum likelihood phylogenetic software (Visiting Scholar)

319. Hydraulic efficiency and safety: do tradeoffs have an evolutionary basis in the rosids (Visiting Scholar)

320. Clockwork: redefining interfaces for molecular biology and paleontology (Meeting)

321. Estimating the probability of continuous character transitions on trees (Visiting Scholar)

322. Estimating the probability of continuous character transitions on trees (Visiting Scholar)

323. Evolution education at historically minority universities (eehmu) meeting (Meeting)

324. Nescent/arc-nz research network for vegetation function wood anatomy and wood density meeting (Meeting)

325. Taxonomic databases for the 21st century meeting (Meeting)

326. AIBS, BSCS, NABT, NESCent Evolution Science and Education Symposia (Meeting)

327. Nescent retreat (Center Project)

328. Processing phylodata (ppod): core database technologies to enable the integration of atol information (Meeting)

329. Portal frameworks to integrate museum and biodiversity data (Meeting)

330. Vertebrate network meeting (Meeting)

331. Toward a general theory of biological invasions (Visiting Scholar)

332. Competition, guild structure and evolution in the carnivora (Visiting Scholar)

333. Using ontologies to enhance descriptive taxonomy and morphological phylogenetics (Visiting Scholar)

334. Geography, phylogeny, and population: an evolutionary synthesis (Visiting Scholar)

335. Translation of field notes for developmental study of chimpanzee vocal communication (Visiting Scholar)

336. Current view of rodent phylogenetic relationships (Visiting Scholar)

337. Bioinformatics: building a novel and effective career path to evolutionary biology (Visiting Scholar)

338. Modeling the diversification of human languages (Meeting)

339. High-throughput biodiversity research using eukaryotic metagenetics (Meeting)

340. Evolution, Astrobiology, and Synthetic Biology: Defining the Common Foundations (Meeting)

341. Margie Profet's Unfinished Symphony (Visiting Scholar)

342. A Critical Synthesis of Indirect Genetic Effects in Adaptive Evolution (Visiting Scholar)

343. Understanding the role of coloniality and photosymbiosis in coral macroevolution (Visiting Scholar)

344. The mating structure of early human populations, and its genetic consequences (Visiting Scholar)

345. Genetic conflict and plant evolution (Visiting Scholar)

346. The Role of Mountains, Climate, and Landscape in Generating Amazon/Andean Biodiversity (Meeting)

347. Collaborative Research: Automated and community-driven synthesis of the tree of life (AVATol OpenTree) (Center Project)

348. Synergistic evolutionary learning consortium: evolution in action (Meeting)

349. Selfish dna and the genetic control of vector-borne diseases (Meeting)

350. Myelin, a new model for evolutionary innovation (Meeting)

351. How does cognition evolve? (Meeting)

352. The evolution of performance curves in seasonal environments (Visiting Scholar)

353. Genetic monitoring: development of tools for conservation and management (Meeting)

354. 1) attracting minority graduate applicants into careers in evolutionary biology and 2) develop research in molecular systematics (Visiting Scholar)

355. Adaptive divergence between natural populations (Visiting Scholar)

356. Evolution of conventional signals: from individuals to populations and back (Visiting Scholar)

357. Floral assembly: quantifying the composition of a complex adaptive structure (Meeting)

358. Darwinian design: from artificial life to evolving intelligence (Visiting Scholar)

359. Building tools for emerging model systems in development, evolution, and ecology (Meeting)

360. Duke phylogenetic consultant (Visiting Scholar)

361. Atol/cbol meeting (Meeting)

362. Virus evolution (Meeting)

363. Evo-ed meeting (Meeting)

364. Evolutionary biology editorial board meeting (Meeting)

365. Nescent town hall meetings (Center Project)

366. Analysis and synthesis of physiologic data from the mammalian feeding apparatus (Meeting)

367. Integrating fossil and molecular data in the study of diversification (Visiting Scholar)

368. Evolutionary genomics and bioinformatics of mimulus, a developing model system for studies of plant adaptation and speciation (Visiting Scholar)

369. Squirrels as models in macroevolution; scaling (Visiting Scholar)

370. Phenoscape curation (Visiting Scholar)

371. A phylogenetic approach to understanding the evolution of the earth's biomes (Visiting Scholar)

372. Acoustic signal space conservatism: a framework for signal flexibility in noise (Visiting Scholar)

373. Evolutionary models accounting for multi-layer selection pressures (Visiting Scholar)

374. Evolution of infectious diseases: integrating empirical and modelling approaches (Meeting)

375. Dispersal evolution in the angiosperms: the origin of heterocarpy (Visiting Scholar)

376. Evolution of mammalian dietary strategies and the importance of omnivory (Visiting Scholar)

377. Integrative models of vertebrate sociality: evolution, mechanism and emergent properties (Meeting)

378. The adaptive landscape in evolutionary biology Ryan Calsbeek (Visiting Scholar)

379. Next-gen sequencing: data acquisition, comparative genomics, design and analysis for population genetics, systematics and development (Course)

380. Modeling protein structural and energetic constraints on sequence evolution (Meeting)

381. Ecological controls on evolutionary rates in marine systems (Visiting Scholar)

382. The evolutionary ecology of genetic conflict in plants (Visiting Scholar)

383. Infusing Medical Education with Evolutionary Thinking (Meeting)

384. Life history and environmental factors driving variation in mammalian sex allocation (Visiting Scholar)

385. Advancing Theory and Research on Scientific Synthesis (Meeting)

386. Following the Sequence (Visiting Scholar)

387. Paleontological and phylogenetic approaches to the study of diversification and extinction (Visiting Scholar)

388. K-12 Evolution Education and the Underserved (Meeting)

389. Genome-enabled Research on Manakins (Meeting)

390. Integrating approaches to macroevolution: combining fossils and phylogenies (Meeting)

391. Visions of Neanderkin: comparing ancient and modern genomes through art and narrative (Visiting Scholar)

392. Our Microbial Minds: How Microbes Make Us Human (Visiting Scholar)

393. New dimensions of synthesis: from single animal observation to planetory genomics in Placozoa (Visiting Scholar)

394. Do microbial immune systems reduce lateral gene transfer in prokaryotic genomes? (Visiting Scholar)

395. Targeted Sabbaticals for MSI faculty:Biology of women-an evolutionary perspective (Visiting Scholar)

396. Multi-model analysis of biased birth sex ratios in captive prosimians at the DLC (Visiting Scholar)

397. Evolutionary dynamics of a recently colonized, transcriptionally active endogenous retrovirus. (Visiting Scholar)

398. SimBank: Planning population genetic simulations to test statistical genetics software (Meeting)

399. The Personalities and Life Histories of the Gombe Chimpanzees (Visiting Scholar)

400. Shedding new light on Baker’s Law through synthesis (Visiting Scholar)

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