Talk Titles
| Historical Context: Geology/Paleontology | |
| Iturralde-Vinent | The paleogeographic approach to Caribbean historical biogeography |
| Domning | West Indian biodiversity: a marine perspective |
| MacPhee | Updating GAARlandia: landspans, portals, and fossils |
| Donovan & Renema | East, west, north, south: an invertebrate's eye view of marine migration to the Caribbean |
| Paul Mann | Overview on Caribbean tectonics and paleogeography |
| Penney | Bioinclusions in amber: an exceptional data source for studies of Caribbean historical biogeography |
| Graham | Plants, plant diversity, and terrestrial environments in the Antilles during the Cenozoic |
| Biogeography/Phylogeography | |
| Hedges | The origin of West Indian terrestrial vertebrates |
| Hellberg | ?Y en el mar? The geography of differentiation among Caribbean marine taxa |
| Perkins | Hints from hitchhikers: What parasites can tell us about the dispersal and evolution of West Indian Anoles |
| Santiago | Phylogenetics and biogeography of Caribbean-endemic plant genera: a summary on current projects at the University of Puerto Rico |
| Rodriguez | Phylogeny and Biogeography of Poeciliinae (Cyprinodontiformes: Poeciliidae) |
| Ricklefs | Exploring the dynamics of Lesser Antillean avifauna |
| Glor | Biogeography of Anolis lizards |
| Adaptive Radiation | |
| Losos | Parallel community evolution of Anolis lizards across the Greater Antilles |
| Gillespie | Oceanic islands as models for understanding species diversity |
| Intraspecific variation and speciation | |
| Thorpe | Allopatry & ecology in the divergence of Lesser Antillean anoles |
| Hollocher | Patterns of variation as they relate to colonization history in the Caribbean Drosophila cardini group |
| Malhotra | Intraspecific diversity in the Dominican anole (Anolis oculatus) |
| Schneider | Local adaptation and speciation in anoles |
| Special Topics | |
| Knouft | IslandNet: an informatics resource for the study of Caribbean biodiversity |
| Weintraub | Science education and outreach at NESCent: What can we do for you? |