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Thursday (October 18th, 2007) |
credential registration at the CCRN starts at 14.00
free entrance to the MNHN-Luxembourg for all participants from 14.00 on |
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Time |
Topic |
Referent |
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18:45 |
Address of welcome |
Raymond Bausch,
Jan Habel, Tania Walisch |
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19:00-
20:00 |
Phylogeography and Conservation of species |
John Avise (Keynote) |
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20:00-
23:30 |
Welcome party in the MNHN Luxembourg (with live music) |
Marc Meyer |
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Friday (October 19th, 2007) |
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09:00 |
Extra-Mediterranean refuges, post-glacial vegetation history and area dynamics in
Eastern Europe |
Zoltan Varga (Keynote) |
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09:45 |
Relicts and speciation in neotropical butterflies |
James Mallet |
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10:05 |
The nematode genus Pristionchus as case model for Biogeography,
Biodiversity and Species Interaction
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Matthias Herrmann |
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10:25 |
Conservation and management of the habitats of two relict butterflies in the Belgian
Ardennes: Proclossiana eunomia and Lycaena helle |
Philippe Goffart,
Camille Turlure |
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10:45 |
Coffee break & poster session |
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11:15 |
The Book of Invasions: Phylogeography of pygmy shrews (Sorex minutus) in Ireland
and Europe |
Alan McDevitt, Victor Rambau, Tom J. Hayden, Glenn Yannic, Jeremy B. Searle |
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11:35 |
Living on the northern marging - effects on genetics and morphology in two Coenonympha
butterflies |
Anna Lundhagen, Thomas Schmitt, Joachim Besold, Niklas Wahlberg, Sören, Nylin, Toomas
Tammaru |
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11:55 |
Genetic admixture of palearctic and nearctic burbot lineages in northern North America |
Kathryn Elmer, Matthias Sanetra, Axel Meyer |
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12:15 |
Molecular and phytosociological insight into postglacial relicts Lathyrus pannonicus
and Oxytropis pilosa |
Matthias Schlee, Guido Grimm, Markus Göker, Wilhelm Sauer, Vera Hemleben |
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12:35 |
Lunch break |
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14:30 |
What do we really know about the evolution of Mediterranean Amphibian communities? |
Michael Veith (Keynote) |
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15:15 |
Glacial relicts and post-glacial invasions of Central European reptiles |
Ulrich Joger |
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15:35 |
Cave species as postglacial relicts |
Ruxandra Bucur |
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15:55 |
The origin of the tortoises (Testudo marginata) introduced by man in Sardinia |
Mélanie Perez, Marie-Catherine Boisselier, Josie Lambourdičre, Soubzmaigne S, Sarah
Samadi, Roger Bour |
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16:15 |
Coffee break & poster session |
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16:45 |
Diversification in the Mediterranean: A phylogeographic analysis of the genus Oedipoda,
Latreille 1829 |
Axel Hochkirch, Yvonne Görzig |
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17:05 |
The postglacial colonisation of northern Europe - relics to relics |
Johan Michaux |
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17:25-
18:05 |
Tracing range shifts in the southern European mountain ranges: examples from arctic-alpine
plants and from Androsace sect. Aretia (Primulaceae) |
Peter Schönswetter (Keynote) |
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Saturday (October 20th, 2007) |
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9:00 |
Biogeography and relict status of alpine species |
Thomas Schmitt (Keynote) |
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9:45 |
Multiple glacial refuges of unwinged ground beetles in Europe – molecular data support
classical phylogeographic models |
Claudia Drees, Jan Habel, Werner Härdtle, Andrea Matern, Goddert von Oheimb, Thomas
Reimann, Thorsten Assmann |
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10:05 |
Oviposition electivity in two co-occuring blue butterflies (Polyommatus eros
and P. escheri) in subalpine pastures of the Spanish Pyrenees |
Thomas Fartmann |
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10:25 |
Relicts of the cold past – arctic-alpine disjunct arthropods in Europe |
Christoph Muster |
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10:45 |
Coffee break & poster session |
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11:15 |
Comparative phylogeography of two montane leaf beetles in Europe |
Patrick Mardulyn |
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11:35 |
What factors limit the habitat selection by alpine relic butterflies´ Genus Erebia
in Sudetan Mts. (Czech Republic and Poland) |
Martin Konvicka, Thomas Schmitt, Jiri Benes |
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11:55 |
Phylogeographic analyses of a boreal-temperate ectomycorrhizal basidiomycete, Amanita
muscaria, suggest multiple forest refugia in Alaska during the Last Glacial Maximum |
József Geml |
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12:15 |
ESUs, MUs and species concepts – how many species do we need? |
Alfried
Vogler (Keynote) |
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13:00 |
Lunch break |
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14:30 |
The intriguing state of some postglacial relict plant populations
reaching the northern border of their geographical range – conservation concepts |
Jan Cerovsky (Keynote) |
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15:15 |
Conservation genetics and phylogeography of the threatened Corsican and Barbary
red deer (Cervus elaphus corsicanus and C. e. barbarus) |
Frank E. Zachos,
G. M. Hajji and S. S. Hmwe |
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15:35 |
Conservation of the grey bush cricket Platycleis albopunctata (Orthoptera:
Tettigoniidae) under differing habitat conditions: implications from an individual-based
model
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Eva Maria Griebeler |
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15:55 |
Differentiation between and within refugia; What does the genetics of relict species
tell us about their conservation? |
Gabriel Nčve |
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16:15 |
Coffee break & poster session |
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16:45 |
Linking genetics and ecology: reconstructing the history of relic populations of
Carabus variolosus |
Andrea Matern, Konjev Desender, Claudia Drees, Eva Gaublomme, Alfried Vogler, Thorsten
Assmann |
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17:05 |
A new method for the estimate of the size of small isolated and threatened animal
populations: the case of the relict Triturus alpestris inexpectatus in
southern Italy |
Alain Dubois, Annemarie Ohler |
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17:25 |
Break |
18:00-
19:00 |
Panel discussion:
Conserving relict species for generations – under the impact of climate change |
Jan Cerovsky, James Mallet, John Avise,
Thorsten Assmann |
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19:00 |
Parting words |
Jan Habel |
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