Curriculum Vitae John J. Wiens - Stony Brook University

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(Shanghai, China; 4 talks), University of Connecticut (annual studentinvited
speaker in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Dept.)
2009. University of Nevada, Las Vegas (BIOS Distinguished Lecturer; annual
student-invited speaker), Institute of Advanced Studies (Jerusalem,
Israel; Darwin 09 celebration), Instituto de Biologia (Universidad
Nacional Autonoma de Mexico; Darwin 09 celebration); IV Congresso
Brasileiro de Herpetologia (2 plenary lectures); Universidade de Goiania
(Brazil); Instituto de Ecologia (Xalapa, Mexico; Darwin 09 Colloquium;
student-invited plenary speaker); Dona Ana Biological Station (Sevilla,
Spain); Berlin Museum (Germany)
2010. University of Chicago; Wageningen University (The Netherlands;
student-invited speaker); National Museum of Natural History (Leiden,
The Netherlands); Plenary lecture, XV Spanish Herpetological Congress
(Sevilla); Plenary lecture, XI Reunion Nacional de Herpetologia, Mexico
(Toluca); University of Arizona; Keynote lecture, Colombian
Herpetology Association meeting (Medellin); Universidad Nacional de
Colombia (Bogota)
2011. University of Toronto (Scarborough); City College of New York;
Keynote Lecture, Munich Graduate Programs for Evolution, Ecology
and Systematics Summer School, Chiemsee, Germany; Rice University;
Universidad de Chile; Opening Plenary Lecture, meeting of the Sociedad
de Biología de Chile (Puerto Varas, Chile); McGill University
2012. New York Botanical Garden; Washington University (annual studentinvited
speaker for Ecology and Evolution program); Fudan University
Advanced Ecology Lecture (scheduled); Columbia University
(scheduled)
Invited symposium papers:
(1) “Phylogeny of Sceloporus I: Analysis of diverse data sets.” Symposium
entitled “Sceloporus. A model system.” American Society of
Ichthyologists and Herpetologists and Herpetologist's League, Austin,
TX, May, 1993 (with Tod W. Reeder).
(2) “Phylogeny of Sceloporus II: Corroboration and classification.” Symposium
entitled “Sceloporus. A model system.” American Society of
Ichthyologists and Herpetologists and Herpetologist's League, Austin,
TX, May, 1993 (with Tod W. Reeder).
(3) “Phylogenetic analysis of polymorphic morphological characters:
Inferences from empirical and simulated data sets.” Symposium entitled
“Morphological data in phylogenetic analysis: Recent progress and
unresolved problems.” Society of Systematic Biologists, Saint Louis, MO,
June, 1996.
(4) “Evolution of display morphology and display behavior in spiny lizards
(genus Sceloporus): A statistical, phylogenetic analysis.” Symposium
entitled “A tropical natural history” (in honor of William E. Duellman).