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45. 1997, 8-12.12 Chatham, U.K.
Exchange programme with British Council on Wealdan environment.
46. 1998, 23-25.2 Southampton, U.K.
First meeting EU-Malawi project.
47. 1998, 2-10.7 Bujumbura, Burundi
Workshop and Training course for Francophone participants of “Lake Tanganyika
Biodiversity Project” (GEF), partim invertebrate taxonomy (consultancy M.R.A.G.).
48. 1998, 19-22.7 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Fourth International Congress on Crustacea. Co-organisor of “Jan Stock” sessions. oral
contribution: Comparative Crustacean biodiversity in Ancient Lakes.
49. 1998, 9-15.8. Dublin, Ireland.
27 th Congress of S.I.L., organisation of special session on “Biodiversity in Ancient Lakes”,
oral and poster communications.
50. 1998, 5-6.10. Paris, France
Discussions on Palaeozoic darwinulids.
51. 1998, 12-16.10. Lunteren, The Nederlands
SCOPE workshop on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Functioning. Invited participant.
52. 1998, 20-25.10. Aberystwyth, Wales
Discussion on Treatise of Invertebrate Palaeontology
53. 1998, 26-27.10. Cambridge, U.K.
Invited lecture (Univ. Cambridge, Zool. Dept.) on “To mate or not to mate. The evolutionary
ecology of reproductive modes in ostracods.”
54. 1998, 30.10-11.11. Kusatsu, Yokohama & Hakone, Japan
Invited lecture at Lake Biwa Museum “Speciation and Evolution in Ancient Lakes”
Keynote lecture at joint BICER, BDP & DIWPA meeting at Yokohama.
Commentator at Lake Baikal symposium at Hakone.
55. 1998, 16-20.12 Chatham, U.K.
Wapping lectures. Lecture: “Reproductive mode and habitat stability: the example of ancient
lake Ostracoda (Crustacea).”
56. 1999, 27-31.1 Chatham, UK