International Meeting on Evolutionary and Contemporary      Biology of Elasmobranchs; Rome, Italy, July 1988
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This award will support an international meeting on the                         evolutionary biology of elasmobranch fishes.  The                               elasmobranchs, which include the sharks, skates and                             stingrays, constitute an important vertebrate group that,                       having diverged some 350 million years ago from their sister                    group the holocephalans, have conserved many of their                           morphological characteristics with very little change.  As                      such, the elasmobranchs represent an under exploited model                      system that may be employed to investigate many important                       biological and evolutionary processes.                                                                                                                          This international meeting, organized by Prof. William C.                       Hamlett of the Medical College of Ohio together with Prof.                      Bruno Tota of the Naples Zoological Station in Naples, Italy,                   will provide an opportunity for scientists working with this                    vertebrate group to present recent research findings,                           exchange information and plan future directions for research                    and collaboration.  The meeting will focus on three areas: 1)                   reproduction, 2) neuroscience, and 3) systems biology/                          physiology. Emphasis will be on research utilizing                              contemporary scientific techniques as well as studies that                      place relevant research results in an evolutionary context.
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