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Abstracts must be written in English. The
deadline for abstract submission is March 15, 2010.
Authors can propose whether they wish to
make an oral or poster presentation for each work. The
organizing committee will select a limited number of oral
contributions (15 minutes) based upon relevance to the
program. The remaining contributions will be presented as
posters.
Abstracts
should be submitted in the following format:
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The
title of the abstract, names of the authors and their
affiliations should be in bold
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If more
that one author, underline the name of the lecturer
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Give
the affiliations of the authors with numbers
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Use:
Times New Roman, 12, single space, alignment: justify
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Use a
single paragraph
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Use no
more than 1 page (ca. 300 words)
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Do not
give references or figures
Example:
Genetic analysis of lice supports direct
contact between modern and archaic humans
Reed, David L.1,3, Vincent S.
Smith2, Shaless L. Hammond3, Alan R.
Rogers4 & Dale H. Clayton3
1Florida
Museum of Natural History, Dickinson Hall, University of
Florida, Gainesville, Florida, USA; 2Graham Kerr
Building, DEEB, IBLS, University of Glasgow, Glasgow,
Scotland; 3Department of Biology, University of
Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, 4Department of
Anthropology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
Parasites can be used as unique markers
to investigate host evolutionary history, independent of
host data. Here we show that modern human head lice,
Pediculus humanus, are composed of two ancient lineages,
whose origin predates modern Homo sapiens by an order
of magnitude (ca. 1.18 million years). One of the two louse
lineages has a worldwide distribution and appears to have
undergone a population bottleneck ca. 100,000 years ago
along with its
modern
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Some of the abstracts, which were submitted through the
website, arrived to us in an unreadable form. We therefore
request, from all of you who already submitted and those who
are going to submit an abstract to sent also a copy by
Email, either to Kosta Y. Mumcuoglu (kostam@cc.huji.ac.il)
(human lice) or to Lajos Rozsa (lajos.rozsa@gmail.com)
(animal lice).
Please send abstracts
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