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margulis
Mar 13, 2014, 5:34:51 PM3/13/14
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Dear Colleagues,
We invite you to attend a one-day satellite symposium on “Contemporary Research on Anuran Communication” to be held as part of the 15th Congress of the International Society for Behavioral Ecology. The symposium will feature a number of invited talks on contemporary issues in frog communication research while celebrating the extraordinary careers and scientific contributions of Albert Feng, Carl Gerhardt, Walter Hödl, Darcy Kelley, Peter Narins, and Kent Wells. You can read more about the symposium at the following (case-sensitive) URL, where you will also find information about registering for this special one-day event:
http://www.umn.edu/~mbee/OFS/Frog_Symposium/
The symposium will take place on Wednesday, 6 August 2014, on the campus of Hunter College in New York City (the ISBE venue). This date was selected because it is between the end of the ISBE meeting (on 8/5) and the beginning of the Animal Behavior Society meeting (on 8/9). We invite attendees of both the ISBE and ABS meetings – and anyone else who might be interested – to consider joining our honorees and us for this unique event.
The organizers committee,
Josh Schwartz
Mark Bee
Mike Ryan
We invite you to attend a one-day satellite symposium on “Contemporary Research on Anuran Communication” to be held as part of the 15th Congress of the International Society for Behavioral Ecology. The symposium will feature a number of invited talks on contemporary issues in frog communication research while celebrating the extraordinary careers and scientific contributions of Albert Feng, Carl Gerhardt, Walter Hödl, Darcy Kelley, Peter Narins, and Kent Wells. You can read more about the symposium at the following (case-sensitive) URL, where you will also find information about registering for this special one-day event:
http://www.umn.edu/~mbee/OFS/Frog_Symposium/
The symposium will take place on Wednesday, 6 August 2014, on the campus of Hunter College in New York City (the ISBE venue). This date was selected because it is between the end of the ISBE meeting (on 8/5) and the beginning of the Animal Behavior Society meeting (on 8/9). We invite attendees of both the ISBE and ABS meetings – and anyone else who might be interested – to consider joining our honorees and us for this unique event.
The organizers committee,
Josh Schwartz
Mark Bee
Mike Ryan
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