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53:33 Talking About God Across Borders: A Muslim… Talking About God Across Borders: A Muslim Woman's Life in Buddhist Thailand	Talking About God Across Borders: A Muslim Woman's Life in Buddhist Thailand Kannaporn Akarapisan (Pam) Head of Southeast Asian Studies Center Payap University, Chiang Mai, Thailand Dr. Akarapisan is a program administrator in the Payap University’s program for foreign… thailand lot islam thing king question country kind muslim religion job lots stuff woman care word guys bit men dad From Jeff Layne on October 10th, 2019 0 likes 17 plays
01:08:10 Noah's Arkive: Utopia, Failure and Climate… Noah's Arkive: Utopia, Failure and Climate Change	Noah's Arkive: Utopia, Failure and Climate Change Jeffrey Cohen Dean of Humanities Arizona State University Along with being the Dean of Humanities, Jeffrey Cohen is the co-president of the Association for the Study of Literature and the… story stories animals things noah arc ark god bible art moment kind bit catastrophe humans thing change ways climate mark From Jeff Layne on October 7th, 2019 0 likes 33 plays
45:55 From Nunavut to Wallmapu: Indigenous Culture… From Nunavut to Wallmapu: Indigenous Culture Revitalization and Inter-American Studies	From Nunavut to Wallmapu: Indigenous Culture Revitalization and Inter-American Studies Dr. Hannah Burdette International Languages, Literatures, and Cultures CSU, Chico Dr. Hannah Burdette opens her presentation with a territorial acknowledgement and explains the importance of… kind lot language america authors languages latin sovereignty spanish movements literature mexico sense communities bit place poetry space idea movement From Jeff Layne on October 4th, 2019 0 likes 18 plays
01:01:52 Wings and Feathers: Citizen Scientists and the… Wings and Feathers: Citizen Scientists and the World of Birds	Wings and Feathers: Citizen Scientists and the World of Birds Dr. Sarah Blackstone Retired Dean of Fine Arts University of Victoria, BC The Gateway Science Museum welcomes back the former Dean of Humanities and Fine Arts, Dr. Sarah Blackstone. Although her… black bird pin tail oyster catcher sarah blackstone western screech owl migratory bird moon shot climate change wildlife service 500 millimeter lens burrowing owl turn turn citizen science aesthetics central cranes east coast pacific northwest alcohols bit smaller white tailed arts redhead ducks hunting long bill exciting thing acorn woodpeckers single bird u.s. fish white dresses bird watchers british columbia bird house air travel big white computer data nasa abundance map bidwell park field mark migrating birds rice field u.s.birdwatching wildlife support groups white patch central flyway feather trade red wing red tail tundra swan citizen scientists red tailed hawks granary trees red red duck hunters laramie wyoming northern europe central america red eye 20th century fine arts 200 snow geese california park hard work data set bird count great britain waterfowl bird list tri color bird watching big river bird migration flyways animal identification From Jeff Layne on April 29th, 2019 0 likes 52 plays
52:16 Into thinner air: How pikas live on the roof of… Into thinner air: How pikas live on the roof of the world and implications for their persistence	Into thinner air: How pikas live on the roof of the world and implications for their persistence Recorded: April 17, 2019 highest elevations pica species human dominated north america dominated area oxygen concentration species level food source year period heat transfer previous study oxidase protein systems theory fold difference low elevation deer bit bigger individual level hypoxic stress time scale burrowing species habitat (ecology) terminology folded protein food web 4000 meter geography terminology single individual oxygen locally extinct meter gradient mammals of india snow leopard tibetan yak environmental conservation meter site invasive species low elevation 6000 meters protein efficiency change elevation species range climate change sample collection high elevation montane ecology complex system previous range blood sample climate history efficient protein penguin scales mammals of asia gene expression lower elevation monotypic mammal genera cool result high elevation pica american pie oxygen phosphorylation pathway deer mice genes highlighted sea level length range limit genetic differences mountain system proteins topography elevations site population genetics extinction main thing oxidative phosphorylation pathway mammals of china cold stress genetic adaptation hypoxia tolerance takes place philosophical terminology continents current species range long term persistence amino acid 100 years darker green museum collections physical geography environmental terminology main reason percent oxygen generate oxygen concentrations cold environment higher elevation 5000000 years candidate gene burrow systems 5000 meter site tibetan plateau limited oxygen 100 percent caption complete economics terminology human impact snow global surface temperature m.r.geodesy 5000 meter average rate broad elevation current range human population sequencing data big cats of india elevation range mammals of pakistan human spaceflight lower elevations species movement upward thought 50000000 years elevations species effects species gene elevation pikas pica expression adaptations samples elevations change genes meters climate range study lot pathway differences protein From Jeff Layne on April 18th, 2019 0 likes 65 plays
01:05:34 Elk in California: History, current status, and… Elk in California: History, current status, and future of California’s largest land mammal	Elk in California: History, current status, and future of California’s largest land mammal Tom Batter PhD Student Mammalian Ecology and Conversation Unit University of California Tom Batter, University of California, Davis, Mammalian Ecology and Conservation Unit, shares his California… d.n.a.sierra nevada mammals of europe livestock range expansion bit larger conservation biology elk management north america crude estimate wide range chili dogs survey methodology domestic livestock small bachelor groups population monitoring rocky mountain megafauna of north america management decisions great conservation success breeding season estimate age human geography move forward effects mountain ranges of british columbia success rate domesticated animals dairy farming confined heard animal diseases owens valley transportation events mammals of africa human conflict demography good job management approach natural reserve g.p.s. collar private entities sex disease transmission san luis joe hobbs monitor population trends conservation success story genetics european settlement population trends target animal kern county pretty good zoological nomenclature service canadensis collar data commonly called men del norte cache creek ratios mountain range wildlife methods and principles in archaeology population estimates aerial surveys regions of the americas public opinion sex ratio body size political science terms genetic diversity population genetics ultimate goal national park service g.p.s.elk and red deer population ecology crossing areas wildlife of siberia chronic wasting disease museum specimens conservation breeding plant growth continents north central main driver wildlife refuge loading corral modern california future management direction population data collection environmental terminology rocky mountain elk highly variable aerial vehicles plant material time period siskiyou county cow calf free ranging herd physiographic divisions northeastern portion public sentiment megafauna of eurasia fixed wing surveying genetic material politics grizzly island d.n.a. approach caption complete central valley genetic variation american elk satellite g.p.s. collars small range free ranging high fence european red deer mating season human settlement dominant herd specialized form remain vigilant water fowl wildlife area limited number From Jeff Layne on April 15th, 2019 0 likes 69 plays
01:14:24 What Scientists Think About Religion and… What Scientists Think About Religion and Religious People	What Scientists Think About Religion and Religious People Elaine Howard Ecklund, PhD Professor of Sociology at Rice University Director, Religion and Public Life Herbert S. Autrey Chair in Social Sciences Dr. Elaine Howard Ecklund’s presentation… public life social science rice university ecological study critics of postmodernism association of public and land-grant universities basic science united kingdom religious people religious group outreach efforts social groups bit younger scientific study majority religious traditions sociological theories human geography general population potential discrimination religious pluralism oxford ant hill u.s. population g8 nations demography western europe sociology of culture religious traditions climate change started thinking social sciences liberal democracies member states of the european union boundary pioneer scientific work political science terms religious scientist religion typical scientist social networks religious organizations social scientific methods science community public dialogue bible studies asked scientists jellicoe christians oak ridge associated universities u.s.cornell university social group national context pragmatics language countries in europe survey data social scientific public imagination religious community community social scientist atheist scientist u.s. context types of communities discrimination howard ecklund cheese sandwich lab coat fiction large gap sociological terminology defining religion sociology index island countries sociology of religion gifford lecturers crucial difference personally religious interesting finding family life lives large scientific community social conflict minority representation hong kong scientific population convinced atheist weird experience top u.s. universities book coming science classes understand science alumni of balliol college real religion political theories critics of religions social psychology marxism flex credit conflict common ground philosophy sociology national contacts in-depth interviews christian children inherent conflict 3000 times indian scientists academic disciplines From Jeff Layne on January 29th, 2019 0 likes 102 plays