Time
Speaker
Title of talk
University
10:02 – 10:12
Jana Riederer
Sexual selection driven by direct benefits leads to the erosion of direct benefits
University of Groningen
10:13 – 10:23
Satavisha De
Mapping niches to trait abundance clusters using a more flexible clustering model
University of Texas, Austin
10:24 – 10:34
Kuangyi Xu
Direct selection under resource allocation trade-offs enables the evolution of obligate and facultative sexuality
University of Toronto
10:35 – 10:45
Shikhara Bhat
Demographic mortality curves from first principles via damage accumulation and selective disappearance
Johannes Gutenberg University
10:46 – 10:56
Liangze Ke
Evidence and Solutions of “The Anatomy Trap”: Contemporary Anatomy Hinders CRC Genetic Selection Discovery
Yale School of Public Health
10:57 – 11:07
Mahdi Salehzadeh
An ecological model of masting reproduction matches empirical dynamics
Simon Fraser University
11:08 – 11:18
Xiaoyan Long
Evolutionary dynamics of parental sex roles
University of Konstanz
11:19- 11:28
Puneeth Deraje
A quasi-epigenetic equilibrium (QEE) and its implications for evolutionary rescue
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