| Tuesday, August 4, 2009: 5:00 PM-6:30 PM | |||
| Exhibit Hall NE & SE, Albuquerque Convention Center | |||
| PS 22 - Aquatic Ecology | |||
| PS 22-1 | Distribution and recent history of constructed ponds in an urbanizing landscape G. Winfield Fairchild, West Chester University, Christopher Robinson, GIS/Database Consultant, Gary W. Coutu, West Chester University | ||
| PS 22-2 | Phosphorus uptake in a stream draining a watershed underlain with discontinuous permafrost in interior Alaska Sarah A. Renteria, University of Texas at El Paso, Jeremy Jones, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Amanda J. Rinehart, University of Alaska Fairbanks | ||
| PS 22-3 | Significance of meandering channel morphology on the diversity and abundance of fish assemblages in a lowland river in Japan Shigeya Nagayama, Public Works Research Institute, Futoshi Nakamura, Hokkaido University | ||
| PS 22-4 | Temporal variability in insectivorous bat distributions along desert streams Elizabeth M. Hagen, Arizona State University, John L. Sabo, Arizona State University | ||
| PS 22-5 | The effects of leaf litter type on the growth and development of gray treefrog tadpoles Kara E. Cohagen, University of Missouri, Julia E. Earl, University of Missouri, Raymond D. Semlitsch, University of Missouri | ||
| PS 22-6 | The state of freshwater ecosystems in Jalisco and Colima, Mexico: A historical fish-based index of biotic integrity analysis Norman Mercado-Silva, Arizona Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, John Lyons, University of Wisconsin Zoological Museum & Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Pablo Gesundheit, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Constantino Macías Garcia, Universidad Nacional Autonóma de México | ||
| PS 22-7 | Evaluating mucus production behavior in a freshwater snail using a histological stain Lauren Riseman, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, Paul Brunkow, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville | ||
| PS 22-8 | Examining nitrogen processing in urban and forested streams Brooke A. Hassett, Duke University, Emily S. Bernhardt, Duke University, Elizabeth B. Sudduth, Duke University | ||
| PS 22-9 | Water quality in the North Fork of the Sugar Creek Watershed, northeastern Ohio Keely M. Davidson-Bennett, The Ohio State University, Charles Goebel, The Ohio State University, Deana Hudgins, The Ohio State University, Richard Moore, The Ohio State University | ||
| PS 22-10 | Interaction of landscape-setting and water flow seasonality on stream nitrogen concentration in a subtropical river, China Quanfa Zhang, Wuhan Botanical Garden, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Siyue Li, Wuhan Botanical Garden, the Chinese Academy of Sciences | ||
| PS 22-11 | Use of macroinvertebrates to assess low-level anthropogenic impacts on the Little Luckiamute River, western Oregon, U.S.A Karen L. Haberman, Western Oregon University | ||
| PS 22-12 | Effect of pesticides on the outcome of competitive interactions in container communities: Potential indirect effects on invasion success Banugopan Kesavaraju, Rutgers University, Ali Afify, Rutgers University, Randy Gaugler, Rutgers University | ||
| PS 22-13 | Effects of shared prey density on intraguild predation: Does experimental venue matter Patrick W. Crumrine, Rowan University, Amber A. Burgett, Washington University in St. Louis, Melissa L. Rynerson, Iowa State University, Cristina M. Cornell, University of Virginia, Ryan S. Keweshan, Iowa State University | ||
| PS 22-14 | Elevated estrogenic activity in bile of American eel (Anguilla rostrata) below wastewater treatment plant effluent Joseph C. Colosi, DeSales University, Eric M. Chernuta, DeSales University | ||
| PS 22-15 | Temporal and spatial dynamics in the fish community of marsh-mangrove ecotonal habitats within Everglades National Park, Florida M. Brett Gallagher, Florida International University, Jennifer S. Rehage, Florida International University | ||
| PS 22-16 | Comparing leaf hybridization and mixture effects on in-stream leaf decomposition: Does the effect of a hybrid mimic the effect of a mixture? Walton M. Andrews, The Evergreen State College, Carri J. LeRoy, The Evergreen State College | ||
| PS 22-17 | How shore orientation, slope and substrate type effect lichen richness and abundance in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness Christopher J. Naus, University Wisconsin Eau Claire, Jasmine R. Wiley, University Wisconsin Eau Claire, Matthew J. Sisco, University Wisconsin Eau Claire, Jamie K. Dins, University Wisconsin Eau Claire, Todd A. Wellnitz, University Wisconsin Eau Claire, Evan Weiher, University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire | ||
| PS 22-18 | Increased spate frequency and magnitude decreases survivorship of a stream-breeding salamander in urbanized watersheds Kyle Barrett, Auburn University, Brian S. Helms, Auburn University, Craig Guyer, Auburn University, Jon E. Schoonover, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale | ||
| PS 22-19 | Changes in simpson's diversity index in microcosms impacted with monosodium methane arsenate Peter A. Kish, Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics, Nelson Daniel Jr., Advanced Academics, Inc | ||
| PS 22-20 | Exposure provides refuge from a rootless macrophyte Rebecca A. Urban, Lebanon Valley College, John E. Titus, Binghamton University | ||
| PS 22-21 | Land use impacts on stream biogeochemistry of the Cannon River Watershed (MN) Eli K. Miller, St. Olaf College, Brian J. Kantor, St. Olaf College, Erin H. Cushner, St. Olaf College, Stephanie N. Schmidt, St. Olaf College, John Schade, St. Olaf College | ||
| PS 22-22 | Successional changes in soil and hyporheic nitrogen fertility on an expansive alluvial floodplain: Implications for riparian vegetation Brook O. Brouwer, The University of Montana, Jeremy K. Caves, The University of Montana, Michael R. Morris, The University of Montana, Mary J. Harner, University of Nebraska—Kearney, Jack A. Stanford, The University of Montana, Bonnie K. Ellis, Flathead Lake Biological Station, The University of Montana | ||
| PS 22-23 | Where could Chinook spawn? A model to assess potential suitability of streams in the Lower Columbia River basin for spawning Fall Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) D. Shallin Busch, NOAA - Northwest Fisheries Science Center, Mindi Sheer, NOAA - Northwest Fisheries Science Center, Kelly Burnett, USDA Forest Service, Paul McElhany, NOAA - Northwest Fisheries Science Center, Tom Cooney, NOAA - Northwest Fisheries Science Center | ||
| PS 22-24 | Cross-generational effects of amphibian larvae removal: Evidence for an ecological feedback Joseph R. Mihaljevic, Washington University in St. Louis, Kevin G. Smith, Washington University in St. Louis, Jonathan M. Chase, Washington University in St. Louis | ||
| PS 22-25 | Functional and phylogenetic bacterial diversity in Lake Munson, an anthropogenically perturbed freshwater ecosystem Tamar L. Dickerson, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, Henry N. Williams, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University | ||
| PS 22-26 | Response of freshwater microbial community to hydrilla bloom Rana Athar, Florida A&M University, Henry N Williams, Florida A&M University | ||
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