Semester 1, 2024
When: Friday, 12:00 midday
Where: Benham Seminar Room (B215), Department of Zoology
Zoom link is available through the ZooBulletin or by contacting the organisers
23 February | Rory Craig, University of Tübingen Genome evolution and mobile DNA in green and brown algae |
1 March | Sarah Flanagan, University of Canterbury Why are some species sexually dimorphic when other closely-related species are monomorphic? |
8 March | Pascale Lubbe, Department of Anatomy Impacts of past and future climate change on Aotearoa New Zealand birds |
15 March | Michael Knapp, Department of Anatomy eDNA for biomonitoring and population genetics: the good, the bad, and the ugly |
22 March | Amandine Sabadel, Department of Zoology When chemistry meets zoology: reflecting on four years of awesome projects |
29 March | Good Friday - No Seminar |
5 April | Midsemester Break - No Seminar |
12 April | Fay Morland, Department of Anatomy Drivers of female reproductive failure in a threatened New Zealand bird |
19 April | Jemma Geoghegan, Department of Microbiology and Immunology Drivers of diversity in the virosphere |
26 April | ANZAC Weekend - No Seminar |
3 May | Daniel Zamorano, Department of Zoology The long, the short, and the twist: three novel experiments assessing metacommunity processes in stream periphyton |
10 May | Sian Halcrow, Department of Anatomy The bioarchaeology of agricultural transitions: insights from infants and children |
17 May | Roseanna Gamlen-Greene, Department of Biochemistry Kermit, kawakawa, kaimoana and kin |
24 May | Alana Alexander, Department of Anatomy From cetaceans to possums and chickadees in between |
31 May | Jerusha Bennett, Department of Zoology Emerging aquatic diseases in Aotearoa |
Contacts: Zoology Reception (479-7976) or Nic Rawlence (e-mail)