| Invited Speakers: | |||
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| Symposium I: Innovations in analyses of molecular and morphological data | |||
| Arndt von Haeseler(Wien) | Stefanie Hartmann (Potsdam) | ||
| Another view of sequence evolution | Resolving phylogenetic relationships using EST- based data: opportunities, challenges, applications | ||
| Barbara Holland (Palmerston North) | François-Joseph Lapointe (Montréal) | ||
| Models for genome-scale data sets | The Tree of Life is not a tree: on the use of network models in phylogenetics | ||
| Christoph Mayer (Bochum) | Bernhard Misof (Hamburg) | ||
| Bias in phylogenetic reconstruction and the structure of real and simulated sequence data | |||
| Mark Wilkinson (London) | |||
| Supertree methods for Deep Phylogeny | |||
| Symposium II: Molecular phylogeny: new markers and phylogenomic analyses | |||
| Mark Blaxter (Edinburgh) | Thorsten Burmester (Hamburg) | ||
| Genomic novelty in the Metazoa: next generation sequencing and the genomic complexity of the ur-metazoan |
A short history of phylogenomics | ||
| Casey W. Dunn (Providence) | Antonis Rokas (Nashville) | ||
| What is different about using randomly sequenced genes to infer phylogenies? |
Genomics and the Tree of Life | ||
| Torsten Struck (Osnabrück) | Gert Wörheide (Munich) | ||
| Evolution of segmentation - What can new molecular-phylogenetic data of annelids teach us? |
Evolution and phylogeny of early branching metazoans | ||
| Symposium III: The indispensability of morphology | |||
| Harald Hausen (Bonn) | Thomas Bartolomaeus (Bonn) | ||
| Evolution of lophotrochozoan photoreceptors | Introduction to the Symposium: The indispensability of morphology |
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| Stefan Bengtson (Stockholm) | Greg Edgecombe | ||
| Embryonic development of early fossil metazoans | The role of morphological data in the analysis of protostome phylogeny |
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| Andreas Schmidt-Rhaesa (Hamburg) | Gerhard Scholtz (Berlin) | ||
| Evolutionary changes in the architecture of invertebrate nervous systems |
Cleavage, gastrulation and metazoan evolution | ||
| Andreas Wanninger (Copenhagen) | |||
| Myogenesis and the evolution of bodyplan diversity in Lophotrochozoa | |||
| Public Lecture | |||
| Jes Rust (Bonn) | |||
| The significance of fossils in evolutionary research 150 years after Darwins "On the origin of species" | |||