PS 80
Latebreaking: New Methods And Techniques

Friday, August 15, 2014: 8:30 AM-10:30 AM
Exhibit Hall, Sacramento Convention Center
PS 80-203
 Optical tomography for 3D imaging of fine roots
Elias P. Rosen, Southwest Sciences, Inc.; Kristen A. Peterson, Southwest Sciences, Inc.
PS 80-204
 Developing estimates to inform the management of an endangered butterfly: Field-based comparison of double-observer and distance sampling approaches
Chad T. Anderson, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Erica H. Henry, North Carolina State University
PS 80-205
 Estimates of mating structure and operational sex ratios in South African loggerhead turtles using kinship approaches based on microsatellite markers
Katrina van Raay, University of Washington; Jenny Tucek, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University; Ronel Nel, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University; Kerry A. Naish, University of Washington
PS 80-206
 Bioacoustic location: Testing the effectiveness of two- and three-dimensional wireless recorder arrays
Melinda L. Wood, The Evergreen State College; Stephen Sissel, The Evergreen State College; Alison Styring, The Evergreen State College
PS 80-207
 Non-destructive detection across landscapes of mass marked insects
Kevin B. Rice, The Pennsylvania State University; Moshe Gish, The Pennsylvania State University; Shelby J. Fleischer, the Pennsylvania State University; John F. Tooker, The Pennsylvania State University
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