Student Presentations!
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- Marek Borowiec and Chris Hamilton talk about trees for mygalomorphs and malagasy ants.
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- Maria Medeiros and Suman Neupane lead off with a discussion of divergence times in Rubiaceae.
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- Stephanie Haddad and Sergey Tarasov have an inordinate fondness for beetle phylogeny.
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- Bruno de Medeiros and Federico Lopez on wasps, weevils, and beautiful trace files.
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- Christoph Liedtke and Cesar Herrera’s talk on toad time trees.
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- Judy Wexler and Anaëlle Soulebeau on correlated trait evolution in malagasy euphorbia.
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- JR Wood, Phillip Skipwith, and Mike May talk about evolution of lizards and toads.
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- Victor Tagliacollo and Matt McGee study the evolution of electric fish (and spark shocking-ly bad puns).
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- Jon Kennedy and Hannah Marx discuss whether malagasy vangids are an adaptive radiation
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- Jacob Landis and John Chau discuss evolution of flower pollination morphology
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- Caroline Dong and Evan McCartney-Melstad discuss phylogeny and divergence times of some (relatively) hyperdiverse turtles
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- Michael San Jose and Áki Laruson talk about the evolution of polyphagy in flies
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- Susan Hepp and Angus Chandler – A Virus of the Yams
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- Ichthornithologists Sarah Longo and Glenn Seeholzer on ovenbirds and seahorses.
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- Traci Grzymala and Jose Zuñiga discuss divergence times and trait evolution in beetles.
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- Gabriela Garcia-Soto and Marcelo Reginato talk about the evolution of anther and ovary shape.
photos: Luke Mahler
Awesome work by all of the presenters this year!