Federico Ocampo assisting Lisa Boucher (University of Nebraska, Omaha)
and Matt Paulsen (University of Nebraska, Lincoln) in workshop laboratory.

The New Media Center at the University of Nebraska hosted the participants of the workshop.

Participants working to resolve a PAE problem. Left to right: Brett Ratcliffe, Lisa Boucher, and Matt Paulsen.

The hymenopterists from Texas A&M work on an exercise of Brooks Parsimony Analysis. Left to right: Beti Rodriguez, Jim Woolley, Matt Yoder, Brian Urbain.

Karla Villatoro (University of Nebraska)
and Helena Fortunato (Smithsonian
Tropical Research Institute) work to understand DIVA.

Lisa Boucher and Matt Paulsen listening attentively to Jorge's lecture.

Discussion among the participants helped to resolve problems. Left to right: Jim Woolley, Matt Yoder, Matt Buffington, Brian Urbain, and Federico Ocampo.

Alexey Solodovnikov and Margaret Thayer (Field Museum of Natural History) examining a laboratory exercise in panbiogeography and track analysis.

Alexey Solodovnikov and Margaret
Thayer (Field Museum of Natural
History) happily resolve a
laboratory exercise.

Matt Buffington (University of California, Riverside) and Andrew Smith (University of Nebraska) analyzing a
rooting dilemma in Brooks Parsimony Analysis.

Coffee breaks allowed for discussion to continue while caffeine was imbibed. Left to right: Annie Paradis, Michelle Steinhauer, and Guillermo Orti (all University
of Nebraska).