Saturday, May 24, 1997
Talks, 228 Conradi Building
9:00 - Mike Johnson - Dan, The Early Years
9:30 - Susan Mopper - Mining (as opposed to dredging) data
10:00 - Janice Moore - Barbies you've always wanted to meet, and their parasites, too
10:30 - Joel Trexler - Exotics in dreams, er, streams
Stretch and pee, quickly!!!
11:00 - The Man Himself - The weevil that ate the U.S.
11:30 - Barb Downes - Species diversity in streams
12:00 - Mark Schwartz - Structured communities and character displacement in unusual taxa
Lunch break (each to his/her own)
1:15 - Bill Boecklen - The death 'nole for the dynamic equilibrium model
1:45 - Nick Gotelli - EcoSim: 'Nole model software for ecologists
Stretch and pee
2:45 - Tamar Dayan - Character displacement: spiny mice and cacti?
3:15 - Sharon Strauss - Plants, herbivores and pollinators: (y'all know what comes after a colon . . .) Fancy meeting you in a place like this
3:45 - Doug Gage - Chemical means to relieve stress (in plants)
4:15 - Tom Hallam -Vol Culture 101: a primer for prospective residents of East Tennessee
4:45 - Joe Travis - Book review: Strangers in Paradise
5:00 - Head out to Barbecue at Tall Timbers (vans available at Conradi).
Tall Timbers barbecue - Food and drinks provided by the Department!
Vans provided by Tall Timbers; many thanks to Sharon Hermann.
Sunday - *** Field trip ***
Bruce Means, Leader. Vans and lunch provided.
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