| Monday, 31 July 2006: 7:00 PM-9:00 PM | |||
| Diplomat (Omni Shoreham Hotel) | |||
| Informal Symposium: Episodes in the History of Insect Sociobiology | |||
| Insect sociobiology is a very different creature from what it was a generation ago, having flourished and radiated as never before. Accordingly, much of the important history of our discipline is very much in living memory. This informal conference brings together five individuals who were both participants and observers in diverse key developments. The intention is to provide first-person accounts to enrich our understanding of how sociobiology became what it now is. | |||
| 7:00 PM | 1001 | How Social Insects Met Evolutionary Genetics Ross H. Crozier | |
| 7:20 PM | 1002 | How Ants Became Model Systems of Reproductive Conflict Jacobus J. Boomsma | |
| 7:40 PM | 1003 | How the Superorganism Came Back to Sociobiology Thomas D. Seeley | |
| 8:00 PM | 1004 | How the University of Kansas "Bee Lab" Made a Difference Penelope A. Kukuk | |
| 8:20 PM | 1005 | How Stings and Venom Became Part of Sociobiology Justin O. Schmidt | |
| Sponsor: | Invited Symposia Presentations | ||
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