Biodiversity Research Seminar Series (BRS)
BRS Michael Landis: Phylogenetic models of evolving ecological interactions
January 19, 2022, 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm
host: Pennell Lab
Title: Phylogenetic models of evolving ecological interactions
Abstract: Phylogenetic models formalize how macroevolutionary patterns are generated over deep time scales. Modeling how ecological traits evolve within and among phylogenetic lineages, however, has proven difficult for various theoretical, methodological, and empirical reasons. After surveying some of these challenges, this talk will describe our advances in modeling the evolution of ecological networks in plant-pollinator systems, modeling the reciprocal evolution between species range and ecological traits among competing lineages, and modeling how species move and evolve among spatiotemporally dynamic ecoregions.
Meeting Recording:
https://ubc.zoom.us/rec/share/2B_VgityhH5WyR2BUozGMPuBOO3n0o5RMkLmGsywg…
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