Journal Club Sessions (Aug-Nov)

Date	Speaker	Field
29-Aug	Emilie	Phylogeography
05-Sep	Tim	Phylogeny
12-Sep	Ilkser	Population genetics
19-Sep	Catherine	Phylogeny
26-Sep
03-Oct	Amanda	Phylogeography
10-Oct	Carel	Population genetics
17-Oct	Kerry	Phylogeography
24-Oct	Sarita	Population genetics
31-Oct	Miekie	Phylogeny
07-Nov	Paulette	Phylogeography
14-Nov	Sam	Population genetics
21-Nov	Thierry	Phylogeny

Does the geography alone can trigger life history adaptation?

Here the geography represent vicariance events that correspond to a rupture of gene flow of an ancestral single population/species. Does anyone can think of any processes by which such vicariance event alone (without change in habitats or ecology) can induce changes in life history traits such as reproductive startegy, dispersal ability etc.
Any ideas?

How scientists see each other ?

You are more than welcome to share your views ;)