[HELICONIUS] Organization of the FIRST International Heliconius Congress, by Bob Srygley, in 2000

[James Mallet]

*A piece of Heliconius Biology History:*

Robert Srygley had organized this, the First International Heliconius 
Congress, as a symposium under the auspices of the Association of 
Tropical Biology. The ATB meetings in 2000 were held together with the 
SSB/SSE/ASN Meetings at Bloomington, Indiana.  It was here that we first 
formed the embryonic "Heliconius Consortium." The Heliconius group was 
growing, and we were trying to map the genome for the first time (using 
allozymes and microsats)...

Best wishes, Jim Mallet

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Subject: 	news on Heliconius
Date: 	Thu, 11 May 2000 11:02:55 +0100
From: 	Robert Srygley <bob.srygley at zoology.oxford.ac.uk>
To: 	browera at ava.bcc.orst.edu, Helene Engler <h.engler at mail.utexas.edu>, 
Durrell Kapan <kapan at mail.utexas.edu>, wmcmilla at RRPAC.UPR.CLU.EDU, 
j.mallet at ucl.ac.uk, bob.srygley at zoology.oxford.ac.uk



...

June 27, Tuesday Morning
ATB symposium (Organizer R.B. Srygley, University of Oxford,
bob.srygley at zoo.ox.ac.uk)
Coevolution and Speciation in Passion-Vine Butterflies
Opening remarks: Bob Srygley
    1.Systematics and co-evolution. Andy Brower, Oregon State University.
browera at ava.bcc.orst.edu
    2.Mimicry and speciation. Jim Mallet, University College London.
j.mallet at ucl.ac.uk
    3.Co-evolution of mimetic behavior. Bob Srygley, University of Oxford.
bob.srygley at zoo.ox.ac.uk
    4.Wing-pattern evolution. Owen McMillan, University of Puerto Rico.
wmcmilla at rrpac.upr.clu.edu
    5. Evolution of Host-Plant Specialization. Helene Engler, University of
Texas.
h.engler at mail.utexas.edu
    6. The three butterfly problem: divergent selection and Muellerian
mimicry Durrell Kapan, University of Texas.
kapan at mail.utexas.edu
Closing remarks: Bob Srygley
...

-- 
James Mallet
OEB & GEE Depts
Harvard University & University College London
Cambridge, MA 02138 and LONDON WC1E 6BT
USA tel: +(1)617-496-5350
www.ucl.ac.uk/taxome/jim

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