2010 Morrison Institute Winter Colloquium
Jan. 6: Evelyne Heyer, Musee de l’Homme, Paris:Social Behavior, Lifestyle, and Genetic Diversity in Human Populations
Jan. 13: Matthew Snipp, Stanford University: Measuring Race in the United States: Choosing “Mark One or More”
Jan. 20: Carol Horvitz, University of Miami: Mortality and Heterogeneity by Stage and Environment
Jan. 27: Perry DeValpine, University of California-Berkeley: Population Dynamics: From Complex Data to Realistic Models
Feb. 3: Michael Gurven, University of California-Santa Barbara: The Biodemography of Mortality in Human Foragers and Farmers
Feb. 10: Ed Green, University of California-Santa Cruz: Recent Human Evolution as Revealed by the Neandertal Genome
Feb. 17: Feng Wang, University of California-Irvine: China’s One Child Policy and Its Looming Demographic Crisis
Feb. 24: Jennifer Eberhardt, Stanford University: Race and Evolution: An Old Battle in a New Era
Mar. 3: Deborah Roach, University of Virginia: Variation in Age-Specific Mortality and Reproduction in a Natural Population
under: Institute Colloquia
