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DESCRIPTION:Title: Parasites\, animal migration\, and how perspective shape
 s science.\n\nAbstract: Animal migration (round-trip\, predictable movemen
 ts) takes individuals across space and time\, bringing them into contact w
 ith new communities of organisms. In particular\, migratory movements can 
 be shaped by the costs and risk of parasite transmission. Here\, I will pr
 esent some of our work using mathematical models to understand how parasit
 es shape the evolution of animal migration. We use adaptive dynamics to de
 termine the evolutionarily stable strategy of migratory tendency\, given d
 ifferent infection scenarios.  Finally\, I’ll use this example to argue th
 at research is shaped by the identities\, perspectives\, and experiences o
 f the scientists who conduct it. Perspective shapes the questions we ask\,
  the systems we work in\, and the processes we choose to explore (as well 
 as the ones we choose to ignore).\n\nFor Zoom meeting please contact coord
 inator.qls [at] mcgill.ca\n\n \n\nSite web : /qls/sem
 inars\n
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SUMMARY:Allison Shaw (University of Minnesota)
URL:/mathstat/channels/event/allison-shaw-university-m
 innesota-338878
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