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We're advertising a fully- funded Ph.D. position to work on the life history ecology of red squirrels! tinyurl.com/pb5dgyq
Thank you all for a great #CSEE2015. We had a blast and look forward to seeing everyone in Newfoundland in 2016! @CSEE_SCEE
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Sat May 23rd: CSEE Public Lecture, "Bats!" with Dr. Mark Brigham & Dr. Craig Willis! Pre-lecture event for kids: artsandscience.usask.ca/news… ^SJG
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#CSEE2015 - Mark Brigham & Craig Willis in a public talk on bats: ~1200 of ~5000 mammals worldwide are bats!!
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#CSEE2015 A Dalziel: enzyme activity very non-parallel in dwarf vs normal whitefish Embrace evolutionary idiosyncrasy
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@sam_yeaman wins the CSEE Young Investigator prize for 2015. Wonderful presentation on genomic evolution. #CSEE2015
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Can you tell who just came from the field? #CSEE2015 banquet
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Thanks for the great meeting @CSEE2015 @CSEE_SCEE Hope to see you next year on the Rock!!
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#CSEE2015 best talk prizes:
1) Patrick Thompson, McGill
2) Matthew Osmond, UBC
3) Mallory Van Wyngaarden, MUN
3) Carly Graham, U of Regina
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#CSEE2015 winner of the New Phytologist prize @NewPhyt :
James Santangelo, University of Toronto @eebtoronto
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#CSEE2015 S Yeaman: Early Career Award Lect - selection w gene flow favors evolution of clusters of adaptive genes.
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2300 kg of coal/day to operate that monster in 1910. Who said our fossile fuel dependance was recent? @CSEE2015
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Craig Willis discusses threats to bats at #CSEE2015 - loss of trees, wind turbines, and disease. Time to take care of our bats!
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Just rolling into Jurassic Park, I mean #csee2015
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First time to #Saskatoon-beautiful city! Now time for some great talks at #CSEE2015


















