March 1, 2017 at 8:30 pm
On Wednesday March 15, 2017 Catherine Early will present a talk titled, “Using endocasts as a tool to understand the evolution of brains and behaviors in birds”. Her presentation will be in 159 Irvine Hall at 11:50 AM. Catherine is a graduate student in Biological Sciences.
Ecolunch is a weekly seminar in Biological Sciences, meeting in 159 Irvine at 11:50 AM on Wednesdays. All seminars are open to the public.
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