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3 evolutionary biology Events Found
Reel Science: Underland
Adapted from Robert Macfarlane's bestselling book, 'Underland' is a visually stunning documentary about the hidden worlds beneath Earth's surface. The event includes interactive activities from the Texas Field Station Network and UT's Kemp Lab, followed by the film screening and a science talk with audience Q&A. Schedule: 5:30 p.m. Interactive activities begin, 7 p.m. Film screening, 8:25 p.m. Science talk and Q&A with Melissa Kemp, 9 p.m. Event concludes.
Long Center for the Performing Arts, Rollins Theatre
$13.00 - $13, $8...
$13.00 - $13, $8 with promo code TXSCIENCE
3/5/26
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Mar
5
Reel Science: Underland
Adapted from Robert Macfarlane's bestselling book, 'Underland' is a visually stunning documentary about the hidden worlds beneath Earth's surface. The event includes interactive activities from the Texas Field Station Network and UT's Kemp Lab, followed by the film screening and a science talk with audience Q&A. Schedule: 5:30 p.m. Interactive activities begin, 7 p.m. Film screening, 8:25 p.m. Science talk and Q&A with Melissa Kemp, 9 p.m. Event concludes.
$13.00 - $13, $8...
$13.00 - $13, $8 with promo code TXSCIENCE
In-Person
Mar 5, 1:30 AM ET
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Willard's Wonderings: How Scientists are Using Genetics to Protect Ramps
Willard's Wonderings & Watauga Wanderings is a special program series hosted by BRAHM's Programs & Outreach Director Willard Watson III. This session focuses on Dr. Estep's research on ramps (wild leeks), which provides the first preliminary genetic evidence supporting the recognition of narrow-leaf ramps as a second taxon. The research establishes foundational genetic tools for understanding ramp taxonomy and informs conservation strategies for this increasingly exploited forest species.
Blowing Rock Art & History Museum
Free
4/23/26
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Apr
23
Willard's Wonderings: How Scientists are Using Genetics to Protect Ramps
Willard's Wonderings & Watauga Wanderings is a special program series hosted by BRAHM's Programs & Outreach Director Willard Watson III. This session focuses on Dr. Estep's research on ramps (wild leeks), which provides the first preliminary genetic evidence supporting the recognition of narrow-leaf ramps as a second taxon. The research establishes foundational genetic tools for understanding ramp taxonomy and informs conservation strategies for this increasingly exploited forest species.
Free
In-Person
Apr 23, 10:00 PM ET
Genetics
Biology
Conservation
Plant Science
Research
Ecology
Evolutionary Biology
Molecular Genetics
Taxonomy
Native Plants
Forest Species
01-19-2026
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Suds & Science: Anthropology and Evolutionary Biology - Human and Primate Studies
Presentation on anthropology and evolutionary biology focusing on the behavior, ecology, and functional morphology of humans and nonhuman primates. All ages welcome, runs from 7-8 pm.
Norwich Inn
Free
5/6/26
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May
6
Suds & Science: Anthropology and Evolutionary Biology - Human and Primate Studies
Presentation on anthropology and evolutionary biology focusing on the behavior, ecology, and functional morphology of humans and nonhuman primates. All ages welcome, runs from 7-8 pm.
Free
In-Person
May 6, 12:00 AM ET
01-18-2026
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