Frontiers in Ecology & Evolution Webinar: “Major evolutionary transitions and the roles of facilitation and information in ecosystem transformations”
#FrontiersConversations – Major evolutionary transitions and the roles of facilitation and information in ecosystem transformations
Speakers:
1. Peter Nonacs, UCLA
2. Kaleda Denton, Stanford University
3. Amanda Robin, UCLAOur speakers will cover major evolutionary transitions (METs) and the roles of facilitation and information in ecosystem transformations. The main goal is to recombine the evolutionary with the ecological in order to explore when and why entire ecosystems were newly created or irreversibly altered – as a Major System Transition (MST).The webinar ties into the recently launched Research Topic, “Social Evolution and the What, When, Why and How of the Major Evolutionary Transitions in the History of Life”. Find more details here: https://fro.ntiers.in/METsRegister below and email ecologyandevolution@frontiersin.org with any questions.
1. Peter Nonacs, UCLA
2. Kaleda Denton, Stanford University
3. Amanda Robin, UCLAOur speakers will cover major evolutionary transitions (METs) and the roles of facilitation and information in ecosystem transformations. The main goal is to recombine the evolutionary with the ecological in order to explore when and why entire ecosystems were newly created or irreversibly altered – as a Major System Transition (MST).The webinar ties into the recently launched Research Topic, “Social Evolution and the What, When, Why and How of the Major Evolutionary Transitions in the History of Life”. Find more details here: https://fro.ntiers.in/METsRegister below and email ecologyandevolution@frontiersin.org with any questions.