PS 52
Modeling

Wednesday, August 7, 2013: 4:30 PM-6:30 PM
Exhibit Hall B, Minneapolis Convention Center
PS 52-164
 Linking animal population dynamics to alterations in foraging behavior
Jacob Nabe-Nielsen, Aarhus University; Richard Sibly, University of Reading
PS 52-165
 Individual heterogeneous growth in longleaf pines: The effect of fire
Jamie Gluvna, University of South Florida; Gordon A. Fox, University of South Florida
PS 52-166
 Can preexisting trait variation predict the outcomes of parasitoid competition in novel habitats?
Gabriela Hamerlinck, University of Iowa; Andrew A. Forbes, University of Iowa
PS 52-167
 Regional temperatures associated with tamarack mortality due to eastern larch beetle in Minnesota, USA
Susan J. Crocker, USDA Forest Service; Brian H. Aukema, University of Minnesota; Greg Liknes, USDA Forest Service; Fraser R. McKee, University of Minnesota; Jana Albers, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Cancelled
PS 52-168
 Ecological niche modeling of Aquatic Macrophytes in Lake Bemidji
Jillian Marie Walechka, Bemidji State University
PS 52-169
 Computational fluid dynamics in niche modeling of leatherback sea turtles
Peter N. Dudley, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Riccardo Bonazza, Wniversity of Wisconsin - Madison; Warren P. Porter, University of Wisconsin - Madison
PS 52-170
 Seasonal patterns in forest-grassland transition zones predicted by the Community Land Model
Kyla M. Dahlin, National Center for Atmospheric Research; Rosie A. Fisher, National Center for Atmospheric Research
PS 52-171
 Changes in landslide susceptibility due to canopy loss scenarios in Pittsburgh, PA
Erin Pfeil-McCullough, University of Pittsburgh; Daniel J. Bain, University of Pittsburgh; Danielle Crumrine, Tree Pittsburgh; Jeffery Bergman, Western PA Conservancy
PS 52-172
 Modeling habitat use by bowhead whales in response to past and future Arctic climate change
Dan E. Pendleton, Northwest Fisheries Science Center; Jinlun Zhang, University of Washington; Megan Ferguson, NOAA; Eli Holmes, National Marine Fisheries Service
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