Meeting: Catalysis Meeting
Biological Diversification on the West Indian Archipelago
| Date | 5-Jul-2006 ~ 9-Jul-2006 |
| Project | Biological diversification on the west indian archipelago |
| Summary | The islands of the West Indies represent one of the largest and most biologically diverse oceanic archipelagos. The goal of our meeting is to advance our understanding of West Indian biodiversity by bringing together paleontologists, biogeographers, population biologists, and geologists. We are particularly interested in fostering synthetic comparative analyses that will permit inference of general evolutionary processes. Representatives: Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Harvard University, Missouri Botanical Garden, Pennsylvania State University, Montana State University, Washington University, University of Missouri, St. Louis, Institute of Ecology and Systematics, University of Puerto Rico, Howard University, Nationaal Natuurhistorisch Museum, American Museum of Natural History, University of Manchester, University of California, Davis, Notre Dame University, Boston University, Louisiana State University, American Museum of Natural History, University of Wales, University of Wales, Museo Nacional de Historia Natural, University of Texas, Austin, University of Rhode Island, University of California, Berkeley, University of Colorado, Boulder, Duke University, University of the West Indies, Mona, University of California, Berkeley, U. Santo Domingo, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, PANAMA, CUBA, PUERTO RICO, NETHERLANDS, UNITED KINGDOM, JAMAICA |
