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Meetings of Malacological interest

Friday 25th April 2008

The Malacological Society of London
SPECIATION IN MOLLUSCS
—A ONE DAY SYMPOSIUM


at the Natural History Museum, London, from 10.30

Talks will be given by invited international speakers at the forefront of this field:


Ellinor Michel (NHM, London):
“Gastropod endemism in African freshwaters; traits, time and topography”


Emilio Rolán Alvarez (University of Vigo, Spain): “Ecological speciation of Littorina saxatilis in Galicia”


Chris Meyer (Smithsonian Institute, USA):
“Dispersal and speciation in the big pond”


Menno Schilthuizen (Naturalis, Leiden): “Evolution on a block of rock; snail speciation on tropical limestone karst”


Jon Todd (NHM, London): “Patterns from the fourth dimension of a marine snail radiation”


Angus Davison (University of Nottingham, UK) “Speciation and gene flow between Japanese snails of contrasting ecology and opposite chirality”


This meeting will be of interest to evolutionary biologists, malacologists, students, post-doctoral researchers and researchers.


Places are limited and registration is required. Registration is FREE and includes a wine reception to follow the meeting. Please let us know if you wish to bring a poster. Send applications by e-mail to Suzanne Williams (S.williams@nhm.ac.uk).
Friday 25th April 2008



The Malacological Society of London Annual General Meeting


The AGM of the Society will be held at the Natural History Museum, London , in conjunction with the above Symposium, at lunchtime.


29 June—3 July 2008


American Malacological Society
74th Annual Meeting
Southern Illinois University, Carbondale IL


Symposium on the Current State of Land Snail Conservation and Land Snail Identification Workshop


Details at http://www.malacological.org/meetings/next.html



September 1-4, 2008


PHYSIOMAR
Physiological aspects of reproduction, nutrition and growth, Marine molluscs in a changing environment.


Brest, France
Information at http://www.univ-brest.fr/IUEM/PHYSIOMAR/


September 2-6, 2008
5th Congress of European Malacological Societies
and 2nd Atlantic Islands Neogene International Congress


Aula Magna, near Complexo Cientifico, Ponta Delgada, São Miguel Island, Azores, Portugal
The Congress is organised by the Portuguese Malacological Institute (IPM) and Marine PalaeoBiology working group (MPB). It will be held on the University of the Azores campus at the city of Ponta Delgada.
Dr Sérgio Ávila, Dep de Biologia, Universidade dos Açores
Further information at
http://www.uac.pt/~cicia/5thcongr/index.html
Or email to euromalac2008@gmail.com


September 2-7, 2008
IX International Symposium on
Littorinid Biology and Evolution


Talaso Hotel, Baiona, near Vigo, Spain
Contact: Emilio Rolán-Alvarez rolan@uvigo.es
http://webs.uvigo.es/isolbe/index.html

The meeting has traditionally been multidisciplinary and very friendly and will deal with any topic related to biology and evolution of littorinid snails and related marine gastropods. Daily sessions will open with talks from Dr B R Silliman, L. Bernatchez and J A Coyne. Three concurrent workshops will offer training in
I. Morphometric and taxonomic techniques,
II. Computation and simulation techniques
III. Sequence data analysis.


September 14-17 2009
Southeast Asian Gateway Evolution
Royal Holloway, University of London


A major multidisciplinary meeting that will focus on the geological and biological history of the region and include discussion of geology, tectonics, oceanography, climate, biogeography and biodiversity.
More information at www.gl.rhul.ac.uk/searg/sage

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