There might be minor changes in the program.
Location: Ekonomikum 1
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Sexual selection: testing the alternatives 25 years later |
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Organizers: |
Tom Tregenza, University of Exeter, UK
David Hosken, University of Exeter, UK |
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9.45-10.15 |
Russell Lande (invited)
Some history of sexual selection theory for polygamous species |
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10.15-10.45 |
Rauno Alatalo (invited)
Sexual selection and the indirect genetic benefits |
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10.45-11.05 |
Nina Wedell
Selfish genetic elements and sexual selection |
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11.05-11.35 |
Coffee |
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11.35-11.55 |
Trine Bilde
The genetic architecture of fitness and evolution of mating biases |
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11.55-12.15 |
Wade Hazel
Is fitness equality necessary for the coexistence of conditionally expressed alternative reproductive phenotypes? |
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12.15-12.35 |
Thomas Getty
Altruism and spite in sexually selected signalling |
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12.35-14.00 |
Lunch |
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14.00-14.30 |
Michael Wade (invited)
The paradox of sexual selection |
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14.30-14.50 |
Jane Reid
Secondary sexual ornamentation and non-additive genetic benefits of female mate choice |
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14.50-15.10 |
Rhonda Snook
Experimental evolution of sexual selection: responses and consequences |
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15.10-15.30 |
Daphne Fairbairn
Sexual selection and allometry: Process does not predict pattern in a water strider |
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15.30-16.00 |
Coffee |
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16.00-16.20 |
Steve Chenoweth
Dissecting geographical divergence in multiple sexually-selected characters |
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16.20-16.40 |
Roger Härdling
Sexual conflict, genetic correlation and stable polymorphism |
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16.40-17.00 |
Göran Arnqvist
The effect of sexual selection on population fitness |
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17.00-17.20 |
Judith Mank
Evolution of sex-biased genes in birds |
