PS 62 -
Trophic Dynamics And Interactions
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Thursday, August 10, 2017: 4:30 PM-6:30 PM
Exhibit Hall, Oregon Convention Center
PS 62-189
Effects of density and size structure on top-down control by an omnivore
Donald J. Benkendorf
,
Biological Sciences and Watershed Studies Institute, Murray State University
;
Howard H. Whiteman
,
Murray State University
PS 62-190
Interactions between ctenophore (
Mnemiopsis leidyi
) and microplastic beads within ecologically relevant parameters
Elizabeth Sherr
,
Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program
;
Wesley W. Boone IV
,
University of Florida
;
Christina M. Romagosa
,
University of Florida
;
Ray Carthy
,
University of Florida
;
Nichole Bishop
,
University of Florida
PS 62-191
Isotopic fractionation of bivalves to assess the
implications of aquaculture on coastal ecosystems
Katherine Perry
,
University of New England
;
Carrie J. Byron
,
University of New England
PS 62-192
Analysis of historic foraging ecology of declining tufted puffin (
Fratercula cirrhata
) and rhinoceros auklet (
Cerorhinca monocerata
) populations in Washington and Oregon
Robyn Thomas
,
University of Puget Sound
;
Peter Hodum
,
University of Puget Sound
PS 62-193
Effects of phyllospheric microbes on plant growth and micro-arthropod recruitment in the dioecious moss,
Ceratodon purpureus
Caitlin A Maraist
,
Portland State University
;
Sarah Eppley
,
Portland State University
;
Todd Rosenstiel
,
Portland State University
PS 62-194
The generalist advantage: Molecular tracers reveal adaptability of diet in Great Lakes herring gulls through 30 years of ecosystem change
Ryan J. Trimbath
,
University of Akron
;
Craig E. Hebert
,
2Environment and Climate Change Canada
;
Anne E. Wiley
,
University of Akron
PS 62-195
The trophic ecology of a desert river fish assemblage: Influence of season and hydrologic variability
Kathrine E. Behn
,
Idaho State University
;
Colden V. Baxter
,
Idaho State University
PS 62-196
Beyond pollinators: How do bi- and tri-trophic interactions select for floral traits?
Katherine Holmes
,
Cornell University
;
Anurag A. Agrawal
,
Cornell University
;
Robert A. Raguso
,
Cornell University
;
Geoffrey T. Broadhead
,
Cornell University
PS 62-197
Habitat use of reintroduced fishers with respect to trophic relationships
Mitchell A Parsons
,
University of Washington
;
Laura R. Prugh
,
University of Washington
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