Historical biogeography of Madagascar

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Wednesday, Sept. 24

Noon, with free lunch

Sigma Xi pizza lunch with Anne Yoder, director of the Duke University Lemur Center: "Historical biogeography of Madagascar: using genes to study the evolution of an island."

3106 E. Hwy 54, RTP

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