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101. Evaluating patterns and trends in insular body size evolution (Visiting Scholar)

102. Bioinformatics: building a novel and effective career path to evolutionary biology (Visiting Scholar)

103. Detection of clade-specific accelerations and decelerations in gene evolutionary rates (Visiting Scholar)

104. Modeling the diversification of human languages (Meeting)

105. Evoci toolkit: concept inventories to assess conceptual understanding of evolution (Meeting)

106. Do retinal specializations reflect ecology? an evolutionary perspective. (Visiting Scholar)

107. Integrative models of vertebrate sociality: evolution, mechanism and emergent properties (Meeting)

108. Designing and teaching an evolution curriculum for elementary students (Visiting Scholar)

109. Genomic approaches to the study of adaptive radiation (Meeting)

110. Evolution in a spatial context: a synthesis of theory and review (Visiting Scholar)

111. Origins and evolution of chemoreception (Meeting)

112. Sabbatical book project: genetics of small populations (Visiting Scholar)

113. Genomic patterns and processes of introgression (Meeting)

114. Evolution courses, mountaintop lizards and a view toward the future research (Visiting Scholar)

115. Meeting evolution across the curriculum (Working Group)

116. Temperature and the evolution of floral design (Visiting Scholar)

117. Meeting tree reasoning in evolution education (Meeting)

118. Floral assembly: quantifying the composition of a complex adaptive structure (Meeting)

119. Darwinian design: from artificial life to evolving intelligence (Visiting Scholar)

120. Building tools for emerging model systems in development, evolution, and ecology (Meeting)

121. Perspectives on the origin and conservation of biodiversity in patagonia (Meeting)

122. What role, if any, does heritable epigenetic variation play in phenotypic evolution? (Meeting)

123. Measurement theory and evolutionary rates (Visiting Scholar)

124. From beta taxonomy to dna barcoding and beyond (Meeting)

125. Nescent teacher education program (Course)

126. Nescent education/outreach group meeting (Meeting)

127. Globally unique identifiers (guids) (Meeting)

128. National science foundation site visits (Center Project)

129. Morphology bank meeting (Center Project)

130. Mimulus evolution, ecology and genetics (Meeting)

131. Phenoscape project (Meeting)

132. Phylogenetic analysis with complex genome rearrangement events (Meeting)

133. Nescent town hall meetings (Center Project)

134. Nescent retreat (Center Project)

135. Chiton phylogeny and comparative phylogeography (Visiting Scholar)

136. Phanerozoic body size trends in time and space: macroevolution and macroecology (Meeting)

137. Modeling variation in gene networks (Meeting)

138. Evolutionary ecology of primate life histories (Meeting)

139. Myelin, a new model for evolutionary innovation (Meeting)

140. Evolution of conventional signals: from individuals to populations and back (Visiting Scholar)

141. Sticky tips and misplaced roots: is there a bias in intraspecific phylogenetics? (Visiting Scholar)

142. Implementation and investigation of codon and amino acid models in maximum likelihood phylogenetic software (Visiting Scholar)

143. Phylogeographical information science: linking phylogenies and earth history (Visiting Scholar)

144. Hydraulic efficiency and safety: do tradeoffs have an evolutionary basis in the rosids (Visiting Scholar)

145. Estimating the probability of continuous character transitions on trees (Visiting Scholar)

146. Meta-analysis and the comparative phylogenetic method (Visiting Scholar)

147. Phylogenetic rate heterogeneity and evolution in filmy ferns hymenophyllaceae) (Visiting Scholar)

148. Integrating species distribution modeling and phylogenetics (Visiting Scholar)

149. Clockwork: redefining interfaces for molecular biology and paleontology (Meeting)

150. Estimating the probability of continuous character transitions on trees (Visiting Scholar)

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