Kinship & Climate: Distinct Drivers of Life-History in a High-Elevation Small Mammal

Speaker

Dr. Caitlin Wells

Speaker's Institution

CSU, Department of Fish, Wildlife, & Conservation Biology

Date

2026-12-08

Time

4:00PM

Location

Biology 136

Mixer Time

Calendar (ICS) Event

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Additional Information

The Department of Biology is pleased to welcome Dr. Caitlin Wells, Assistant Professor at Colorado State University in Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology, for an upcoming BIO Seminar.

Dr. Wells will present “Kinship & Climate: Distinct Drivers of Life-History in a High-Elevation Small Mammal,” a talk that explores how kinship and climate influence life-history traits in small mammals living at high elevation.

Event Details
Speaker: Dr. Caitlin Wells
Title: Kinship & Climate: Distinct Drivers of Life-History in a High-Elevation Small Mammal
Date: Tuesday, December 8
Time: 4:00 PM
Location: Biology 136

Hosted by Dr. Lisa Angeloni, Professor of Biology

Light refreshments while supplies last.

We invite all to join us for this last fall seminar.

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