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Ecology and Evolution Seminar Series
Seminars from the RSB Division of Ecology and Evolution (E&E).
Upcoming events
25
Feb
2020
12–1pm 25 February 2020
Michael Kasumovic, University of New South Wales
Are you actually reading this? Oh wow. Okay... I wasn't really ready for that. Umm, geez...alright, this talk is going to be about video games and why people play them. A little bit about how we can use technology to explore human behaviour.
03
Mar
2020
12–1pm 3 March 2020
Marie Herberstein, Macquarie University
Batesian mimics are deliciously palatable species that gain protection from a predator by resembling a defended or unpalatable model. Theory predicts that mimics that closely resemble their model should have the greatest advantage, while inaccurate mimics should be recognised and attacked by predators.
Past events
17
Sep
2019
The dark side of light – species and community level impacts of night lighting »
The global increase in the radiance of artificial light at night (ALAN) is regarded as one of the most pervasive and under-appreciated forms of environmental pollution.
10
Sep
2019
15
Aug
2019
09
Aug
2019
16
Jul
2019
The timeline of mammalian diversification »
I will discuss how correcting (or avoiding) errors associated with parallel decelerations in DNA substitution rates among large, long-lived taxa brings molecular dates into agreement with the placental mammal diversification observed in post-Cretaceous fossil records.
16
Jul
2019
