symposium schedule

SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE

Insects as models for integrating development
with evolution

Organizers and Moderators:
Jason Hodin, Seattle Central Community College, USA
Douglas Emlen, University of Montana, USA

THURSDAY, August 24, Morning session

BOURBON HOTEL – ROOM K

No Title Speakers Time

1 Introduction to Part Iof the Symposium Jason Hodin, Seattle Central Community College, USA 9:30

2 Evolution of axis formation in insects: the role of nanos in early grasshopper development Sabbi Lall, University of Chicago, USA 9:35

3 Shifts in life history of parasitic wasps correlate with alterations in early development Mike Strand, University of Wisconsin, USA 10:05

4 Evolution of insect limbs and wings, a developmental genetics perspective Lisa Nagy, University of Arizona, USA 10:35

5 Evolutionary trends in morphological adaptations of immature stages of Hydrophiloidea (Coleoptera) Miguel Archangelsky, CRILAR, La Rioja, Argentina 11:05

6 Evolution of a developmental threshold in Onthophagus dung beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabeidae) Douglas Emlen, Montana State University, USA 11:35

Continued on FRIDAY, August 25, Afternoon session

Symposium continued : FRIDAY, August25, Afternoon Session

BOURBON HOTEL – ROOM K

7 Introduction to Part II of the Symposium Douglas Emlen, Montana State University, USA 2:30

8 Possible molecular strategies that underlie the evolution of metamorphic development Jim Truman, University of Washington, USA 2:35

9 The ecdysone receptor and the parallel evolution of paedogenesis in two species of gall midges(Diptera: Cecidomyiidae) Jason Hodin, Seattle Central Community College, USA 3:05

10 Exploring how a buttefly wing pattern can evolve Paul Brakefield, University of Leiden, The Netherlands 3:35

11 Life-history adaptations and reproductive costs in Chrysopa (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae) Gilberto Albuquerque, State University of North Fluminense, Brazil 4:05

[this is symposium 6 in session 18 (Reproduction &Development)]

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No	Title	Speakers	Time
1	Introduction to Part Iof the Symposium	Jason Hodin, Seattle Central Community College, USA	9:30
2	Evolution of axis formation in insects: the role of nanos in early grasshopper development	Sabbi Lall, University of Chicago, USA	9:35
3	Shifts in life history of parasitic wasps correlate with alterations in early development	Mike Strand, University of Wisconsin, USA	10:05
4	Evolution of insect limbs and wings, a developmental genetics perspective	Lisa Nagy, University of Arizona, USA	10:35
5	Evolutionary trends in morphological adaptations of immature stages of Hydrophiloidea (Coleoptera)	Miguel Archangelsky, CRILAR, La Rioja, Argentina	11:05
6	Evolution of a developmental threshold in Onthophagus dung beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabeidae)	Douglas Emlen, Montana State University, USA	11:35

7	Introduction to Part II of the Symposium	Douglas Emlen, Montana State University, USA	2:30
8	Possible molecular strategies that underlie the evolution of metamorphic development	Jim Truman, University of Washington, USA	2:35
9	The ecdysone receptor and the parallel evolution of paedogenesis in two species of gall midges(Diptera: Cecidomyiidae)	Jason Hodin, Seattle Central Community College, USA	3:05
10	Exploring how a buttefly wing pattern can evolve	Paul Brakefield, University of Leiden, The Netherlands	3:35
11	Life-history adaptations and reproductive costs in Chrysopa (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae)	Gilberto Albuquerque, State University of North Fluminense, Brazil	4:05