2017 ESA Annual Meeting (August 6 -- 11)

Friday, August 11, 2017: 8:30 AM-10:30 AM

Exhibit Hall, Oregon Convention Center

PS 70-94

Oil Palm as an emerging driver of deforestation in the Peruvian Moist Tropics: Implications for conservation
Varsha Vijay, Duke University; Chantal D. Reid, Duke University; Matt Finer, Amazon Conservation Association; Clinton N. Jenkins, Instituto de Pesquisas Ecológicas; Stuart L. Pimm, Duke University

PS 70-95

Environmental DNA assays are effective tools to monitor endangered vernal pool branchiopods
Shannon Rose Kieran, University of California; Joshua M. Hull, University of California; Amanda J. Finger, University of California, Davis

PS 70-96

Ecology and population restoration of the Miami blue butterfly (Cyclargus thomasi bethunebakeri) in the Florida Keys
Sarah R. Steele Cabrera, Florida Museum of Natural History; Jaret C. Daniels, Florida Museum of Natural History; Matthew J. Standridge, Florida Museum of Natural History; Kristin Rossetti, Florida Museum of Natural History

PS 70-97

Nest modification of the Japanese orchard bee (Osmia cornifrons) protects its immature stages from a cleptoparasitic mite
Neelendra K. Joshi, University of Arkansas; David J. Biddinger, Penn State Fruit Research & Extension Center

PS 70-98

What Characterizes a Healthy Wetland in an Urban Environment?
Melanie Rathburn, Mount Royal University; Alyce Straub, Mount Royal University

PS 70-99

Higher trophic connectivity and dietary generalism predict increasing occupancy of tropical forest mammals
Lydia Beaudrot, University of Michigan; Miguel A. Acevedo, Universidad de Puerto Rico; Nyeema Harris, University of Michigan; Jean-Philippe Lessard, Concordia University

Cancelled

PS 70-100

Entanglement in fishing gear threatens recovery of endangered whales
Amy Knowlton, New England Aquarium; James S. Clark, Duke University; Phil Hamilton, New England Aquarium; Scott Kraus, New England Aquarium; Heather Pettis, New England Aquarium; Rosalind Rolland, New England Aquarium; Robert Schick, Duke University

PS 70-101

Utilizing NASA Earth Observations to delineate riparian corridors and evaluate invasive species cover in the Verde River Watershed
Sarah Carroll, NASA DEVELOP; Amandeep Vashisht, NASA DEVELOP; Chanin Tilakamonkul, NASA DEVELOP; Leana Scwartz, NASA DEVELOP; Paul Evangelista, Colorado State University; Brian Woodward, Colorado State University; Amanda West, Colorado State University

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