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International Conference on Evolutionary Genetics and Biodiversity

📅 2–3 Jan 2027 📍 Buenos Aires, Argentina 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track focuses on the latest advancements in genomic technologies and their applications in understanding animal genetics. Researchers are invited to present studies that utilize genomic data to unravel genetic diversity and evolutionary processes in various animal species.

This session addresses the role of genetics in the conservation of biodiversity, emphasizing the importance of genetic diversity for species survival. Participants are encouraged to share insights on genetic monitoring, population structure, and the implications for conservation strategies.

This track explores the evolutionary genomics of endangered species, highlighting the genetic factors that contribute to their vulnerability. Presentations will focus on genomic studies that inform conservation efforts and enhance our understanding of evolutionary dynamics.

This session examines the use of molecular markers in assessing biodiversity and understanding species relationships. Researchers are invited to discuss innovative methodologies and their applications in ecological and evolutionary studies.

This track delves into the use of phylogenetic methods to elucidate evolutionary relationships among animal taxa. Contributions should focus on novel phylogenetic analyses that enhance our understanding of evolutionary history and biodiversity.

This session investigates the genetic basis of adaptation in animal populations, exploring how genetic variation influences survival and reproductive success. Presenters are encouraged to share empirical studies and theoretical models that shed light on adaptive evolution.

This track addresses the effects of climate change on genetic diversity within animal populations, focusing on the implications for biodiversity and ecosystem resilience. Researchers are invited to present findings on how changing environmental conditions affect genetic variation and evolutionary processes.

This session highlights the application of functional genomics in animal breeding programs aimed at improving traits of economic importance. Contributions should focus on how genomic information can enhance breeding strategies and promote sustainable practices.

This track explores the interplay between animal genetics and microbiomes, emphasizing their influence on health, behavior, and evolutionary fitness. Researchers are encouraged to present studies that investigate the genetic underpinnings of host-microbiome interactions.

This session addresses the ethical implications of genetic research in animals, including concerns related to genetic modification and conservation practices. Participants are invited to discuss frameworks for responsible research and the societal impacts of genetic technologies.

This track promotes integrative research approaches that combine genetic, ecological, and evolutionary perspectives to address biodiversity challenges. Contributions should highlight interdisciplinary methodologies and collaborative efforts that advance our understanding of biodiversity.