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DESCRIPTION:Parasites\, animal migration\, and how perspective shapes scien
 ce\n\nAllison Shaw\, University of Minnesota\n	Tuesday April 5\, 12-1pm\n	Zo
 om Link: https://mcgill.zoom.us/j/85428056343\n\nAbstract: Animal migratio
 n (round-trip\, predictable movements) takes individuals across space and 
 time\, bringing them into contact with new communities of organisms. In pa
 rticular\, migratory movements can be shaped by the costs and risk of para
 site transmission. Here\, I will present some of our work using mathematic
 al models to understand how parasites shape the evolution of animal migrat
 ion. We use adaptive dynamics to determine the evolutionarily stable strat
 egy of migratory tendency\, given different infection scenarios. Finally\,
  I’ll use this example to argue that research is shaped by the identities\
 , perspectives\, and experiences of the scientists who conduct it. Perspec
 tive shapes the questions we ask\, the systems we work in\, and the proces
 ses we choose to explore (as well as the ones we choose to ignore).\n
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SUMMARY:QLS Seminar Series - Allison Shaw
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