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available lectures
the following presentations are open access & available for your own educational use you can also email me about visiting your class!
description: presentation on the importance of intraspecific variation, for ecosystems and society, including nature's contributions to people
original audience: biology undergraduate & graduate students
length of presentation: 35-40 minutes
number of slides: 66
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description: brief history of art in science, plus guidance for visualizing your own data and concepts as figures
original audience: undergraduate and graduate students
length of presentation: 30-40 minutes
number of slides: 44
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description: brief summary of basic methods & ideas for simplifying graphics in R with code in base R & ggplot.
original audience: biology undergraduate & graduate students
length of presentation: 15-20 minutes
number of slides: 13
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description: brief history of art in science & overview of my own of art in research; plus overview of science of pigments & my own adventures in making colour from nature
original audience: middle school students
length of presentation: 20-30 minutes
number of slides: 27
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description: overview of biological variation at 3 levels using Pacific shore crabs as an example: among species, within species, & within individuals; some origins of this diversity, importance in nature & to humans
original audience: volunteer community (citizen) scientists
length of presentation: 15-20 minutes
number of slides: 36
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description: intro to evolutionary adaptation using White Sands lizard species as an example
original audience: elementary school students
length of presentation: 20-30 minutes
number of slides: 31
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description: presentation summarizing the Nature Eco Evo paper with the same title
original audience: academics in ecology & evolution
length of presentation: 5-10 minutes
number of slides: 35
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description: introductory lecture to microevolution, including natural selection, gene flow, & genetic drift
original audience: undergraduate students (science & non-science majors)
length of presentation: 60-70 minutes
number of slides: 100
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description: overview of shoreline restoration and monitoring in Puget Sound with Seahurst Park as an example
original audience: general public
length of presentation: 20-30 minutes
number of slides: 44
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