One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Program

Darwin himself... Does the distinction between patterns and processes apply to him ?

J. Gayon

10 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Après Darwin 1 : " Darwin's Variation and Heredity: what impact on the theory of evolution ? "

T. Hoquet

10 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Après Darwin 2 : " Alternatives to Darwin's Darwinism : what evolutionary forces are at work within living beings ? (1859-1937) "

L. Loison

10 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Before the " Evo-devo " : from Bateson to Goldschmidt... and Waddington

J. Deutsch

10 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Emergence and dominance of the " modern synthesis " (1942-1947-1970...). Its multiple components, explicit proposals..

G. Periquet

10 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Introduction : Shocks in synthesis(s). From modern synthesis to super synthesis Evo-Dévo

P. Tassy

10 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

From the " nouvelle systématique " to phylogenetic analysis in morphology and paleontology

D. Goujet

10 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Paleontological documentation and " paleontological evidence of evolution " at the peril of phylogenetic analysis : epistemological aspects and pedagogical consequences

I. Rouget

10 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Molecules and morphology 1 : " Probabilistic methods in molecular phylogeny : foundations, uses and controversies "

N. Galtier

10 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Molecules and morphology 2 : Squamates

N. Vidal

10 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Molecules and morphology 3 : Pteridophytes

J.-Y. Dubuisson

10 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Phylogeny, biogeography, paleobiogeography : dispersal and vicariance.1 : general problems

F. Cecca

11 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Phylogeny, biogeography, paleobiogeography : dispersal and vicariance.2 : the cockroach model

Ph. Grandcolas

11 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Is cultural evolution the end of biological evolution ?

E. Heyer

11 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Words and things : expressing biodiversity in a phylogenetic context : from traditional nomenclature to phylo-code

M. Laurin et A. Dubois

11 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Neutral molecular evolution and natural selection

M. Veuille

11 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Genetic fluidity, the role of transposons

E. Bonnivard et D. Higuet

11 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Evolution of genomic regulation : hierarchies, feedback, modules and networks

J. van Helden

11 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Architectural genes and morphogenesis : (lamprey, dogfish)

S. Mazan

11 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Phenotypic plasticity and reaction norms : modern epigenetics is not a return to Lamarckism

M. Morange

11 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Species and speciation 1 : general issues

Y. Barberousse et S. Samadi

11 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Species and speciation 2 : teleosts

N. Volff

11 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Species and speciation 3 : Do we need a " unified species concept " ? Presentation of some " funny species " of Amphibians

A. Dubois

11 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Species and speciation 4 : rodents

J. Cubo

11 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Co-evolutions (host/parasite relationships ; symbioses...) 1 : virulence of parasitoids and their viruses

M. Poirier

12 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Co-evolutions (host/parasite relationships ; symbioses...) 2 : horizontal transfers in actiniids

P. Furla

12 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Co-evolutions (host/parasite relationships ; symbioses...) 3 : mutualism, the driving force behind evolution

M.-A. Selosse

12 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

" Progress is the story of impossibilities realized " : is mammoth cloning underway ?

R. Debruyne et V. Barriel

12 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

From human population genetics to language evolution

P. Darlu

12 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Evolution through genome duplication

O. Jaillon

12 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Screening of the RTBF film " Creationism : a threat to our schools ? "

P. Marlet et G. Delpâture

12 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Introduction to theme 3 : the global return of neo-creationism : a strategic assessment

G. Lecointre

12 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

The current situation and strategies of American creationism

K. Padian

12 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Diversity of contemporary French anti-evolutionism, games and issues

C. Baudouin et O. Brosseau

12 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Understanding evolution in today's classrooms

C. Fortin

12 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Program developments in France

A. Mamecier

12 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

General discussion led by members of the Organizing Committee

Armand de Ricqlès

12 Jun 2009

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

12 Jun 2009

17:00 - 18:00

One hundred and fifty years after " the Origin of Species " : from Darwinism to contemporary evolutionism

Program

General introduction

Introduction to the theme

Lamarck, the first evolutionist ?

A look at Naturphilosophen and pre-Darwinian transformisms

Darwin himself... Does the distinction between patterns and processes apply to him ?

Après Darwin 1 : " Darwin's Variation and Heredity: what impact on the theory of evolution ? "

Après Darwin 2 : " Alternatives to Darwin's Darwinism : what evolutionary forces are at work within living beings ? (1859-1937) "

Before the " Evo-devo " : from Bateson to Goldschmidt... and Waddington

Emergence and dominance of the " modern synthesis " (1942-1947-1970...). Its multiple components, explicit proposals..

Introduction : Shocks in synthesis(s). From modern synthesis to super synthesis Evo-Dévo

From the " nouvelle systématique " to phylogenetic analysis in morphology and paleontology

Paleontological documentation and " paleontological evidence of evolution " at the peril of phylogenetic analysis : epistemological aspects and pedagogical consequences

Molecules and morphology 1 : " Probabilistic methods in molecular phylogeny : foundations, uses and controversies "

Molecules and morphology 2 : Squamates

Molecules and morphology 3 : Pteridophytes

Phylogeny, biogeography, paleobiogeography : dispersal and vicariance.1 : general problems

Phylogeny, biogeography, paleobiogeography : dispersal and vicariance.2 : the cockroach model

Is cultural evolution the end of biological evolution ?

Words and things : expressing biodiversity in a phylogenetic context : from traditional nomenclature to phylo-code

Neutral molecular evolution and natural selection

Genetic fluidity, the role of transposons

Evolution of genomic regulation : hierarchies, feedback, modules and networks

Architectural genes and morphogenesis : (lamprey, dogfish)

Phenotypic plasticity and reaction norms : modern epigenetics is not a return to Lamarckism

Species and speciation 1 : general issues

Species and speciation 2 : teleosts

Species and speciation 3 : Do we need a " unified species concept " ? Presentation of some " funny species " of Amphibians

Species and speciation 4 : rodents

Co-evolutions (host/parasite relationships ; symbioses...) 1 : virulence of parasitoids and their viruses

Co-evolutions (host/parasite relationships ; symbioses...) 2 : horizontal transfers in actiniids

Co-evolutions (host/parasite relationships ; symbioses...) 3 : mutualism, the driving force behind evolution

" Progress is the story of impossibilities realized " : is mammoth cloning underway ?

From human population genetics to language evolution

Evolution through genome duplication

Screening of the RTBF film " Creationism : a threat to our schools ? "

Introduction to theme 3 : the global return of neo-creationism : a strategic assessment

The current situation and strategies of American creationism

Diversity of contemporary French anti-evolutionism, games and issues

Understanding evolution in today's classrooms

Program developments in France

General discussion led by members of the Organizing Committee

See also