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DESCRIPTION:Register for this STARS event\n\nWith Nathalie Jreidini\n\nAnim
 als move to new altitudes\, towards the poles\, or deeper in our oceans in
  response to a myriad of environmental and individual factors. Ecologists 
 have attempted to unravel these potential factors\, but the results are la
 rgely contradictory or even inconclusive to date. That’s because it is usu
 ally too difficult to gather enough data on animal whereabouts over large 
 periods of time – except when using toads!\n\nNathalie Jreidini is a PhD s
 tudent in the Green lab at the Redpath Museum. In this talk\, she will go 
 over three main topics: (1) What collecting field data on toad displacemen
 ts looks like\, (2) How toad movements can be used to revisit animal dispe
 rsal theories\, and (3) Why changes in animal habitats are studied in rela
 tion to human well-being\, culture and health.\n\n\nAbout STARS\n\nSTARS (
 Scientists Talk About Research for Staff) is a series of special lunch-hou
 r talks and visits to science related sites and institutes specifically fo
 r Faculty of Science support staff.\n\nBicentennial STARS for 2021\n\nTo h
 onour Â鶹´«Ã½ÍøÕ¾'s Bicentennial year\, STARS is celebrating young Â鶹´«Ã½ÍøÕ¾ scien
 tists with seven monthly lunch-hour presentations that will take you behin
 d the scenes to never before seen labs and experimental research areas whe
 re graduate students will share all kinds of insights into their work and 
 research efforts.\n\nThe Bicentennial STARS series will be co-hosted by st
 udent ambassadors\, Yael and Micaela Lewis\, twin sisters in their fifth y
 ear of a BSc in Biology\, both minoring in Natural History. Yael and Micae
 la have been very involved in the Â鶹´«Ã½ÍøÕ¾ Debating Union\, and are excited 
 to bring together their passions for science and communication as student 
 ambassadors.\n\nRegister for this STARS event See more Faculty of Science 
 staff events\n
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SUMMARY:Bicentennial STARS: Using small animals to answer a large-scale que
 stion: Why do animals leave their habitats?
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