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03:01 But Do You Recall, Why Reindeer Populations Rise… But Do You Recall, Why Reindeer Populations Rise and Fall?: A Theoretical Model of Reindeer and Warble Flies, Ingrid Koester, UG '21 (2313694)	But Do You Recall, Why Reindeer Populations Rise and Fall?: A Theoretical Model of Reindeer and Warble Flies, Ingrid Koester, UG '21 (2313694) Reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) are arctic large-bodied herbivores that have long-term population fluctuations. Although multiple underlying mechanisms might contribute to these fluctuations, the… prd21 models parasites species flies warble host populations reindeer implications render characteristics role cycles predictions bob regions conservation disease livelihoods significance From Research Princeton Research Day 3 likes 108 plays Speaker Ingrid Koester, UG '21 Department Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
01:02:42 “My model organism eats your model… “My model organism eats your model organism: The evolution of parasitism in a Drosophila that attacks Arabidopsis”	“My model organism eats your model organism: The evolution of parasitism in a Drosophila that attacks Arabidopsis” EEB 522 Seminar Series, Colloquium on the Biology of Populations Presented by Noah Whiteman University of California, Berkeley “My model organism eats your model organism: The evolution… captions_01_13_2021 plants species plant drosophila flies leaf mustard host genes glucose insects demise melanogaster evolution arabidopsis things herbivory gene variation size From EEB EEB Media 0 likes 42 plays Date November 30th, 2017 Speaker Noah Whiteman Department Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Location 10 Guyot Hall

03:01

But Do You Recall, Why Reindeer Populations Rise…

But Do You Recall, Why Reindeer Populations Rise and Fall?: A Theoretical Model of Reindeer and Warble Flies, Ingrid Koester, UG '21 (2313694)

Reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) are arctic large-bodied herbivores that have long-term population fluctuations. Although multiple underlying mechanisms might contribute to these fluctuations, the…

From Research Princeton Research Day 3 likes 108 plays

Speaker

Ingrid Koester, UG '21

Department

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

01:02:42

“My model organism eats your model…

“My model organism eats your model organism: The evolution of parasitism in a Drosophila that attacks Arabidopsis”

EEB 522 Seminar Series, Colloquium on the Biology of Populations Presented by Noah Whiteman University of California, Berkeley “My model organism eats your model organism: The evolution…