Today at 9 am, Maisie Merz's Ph.D. dissertation defense seminar, "Small personalities, big changes: Ecological consequences of small mammal personalities in forest ecosystems"

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May 9, 2025, 7:00:50 AMMay 9

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Today at 9 am, Maisie Merz's Ph.D. dissertation defense seminar, "Small personalities, big changes: Ecological consequences of small mammal personalities in forest ecosystems," in Nutting Hall, room 204.

Join via Zoom: https://maine.zoom.us/j/82608182136?pwd=nXKwKMavtoRj7aNns7a0YkyBRbkThc.1

Meeting ID: 826 0818 2136
Passcode: 552902

Be well,

Molly-Jean Langlais-Parker

Department of Wildlife, Fisheries,

and Conservation Biology

5755 Nutting Hall, Room 210

Orono, ME 04469

Tel: (207) 581-2862

Fax: (207) 581-2858

http://umaine.edu/wle/

2025 05 09 Merz M Defense Flyer.pdf

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​Today at 9 am, Maisie Merz's Ph.D. dissertation defense seminar, "Small personalities, big changes: Ecological consequences of small mammal personalities in forest ecosystems"

Wildlife, Fisheries, & Conservation Biology

Today at 9 am, Maisie Merz's Ph.D. dissertation defense seminar, "Small personalities, big changes: Ecological consequences of small mammal personalities in forest ecosystems"