Symposium S10

Chemicals that Organize Ecology: Towards a Greater Integration of Chemoreception, Neuroscience, Organismal Biology, and Chemical Ecology

Day: Wednesday, Jan. 7, 08:15-15:30
Room: Ballroom A

Organizer(s): James Murray, Russell Wyeth

Symposium Author(s) Title

S10		 MURRAY, J. Introduction

S10		 VASEY, G.; LUKEMAN, R.; WYETH, R.C.* Where was that smell coming from? A mathematical model of odor-gated rheotaxis in variable flow direction conditions indicates variation in adaptive navigational strategies.

S10		 CARDE, R T*; BAU, J Optimal strategies for finding a resource-linked odor plume: theories and lessons from flying insects

S10		 EDISON, Arthur S Metabolomics as a tool to study chemical communication

S10		 GOYRET, J*; YUAN, M Olfaction and Vision in the Innate Recognition of Nectar Sources Under Different Illuminances

S10		 KNADEN, Markus Homing in desert ants using multiple sensory modalities.

S10		 GARDINER, Jayne Finding food, finding home: the chemical ecology of sharks

S10		 LUNCEFORD, B.E.*; PADOVE COHEN, S; BLOOMQUIST, R; NAGLE, M.P.; SHIN, C; MCCARTY, N.A.; KUBANEK, J Aversive chemoreception in predatory fish

S10		 VAN ALSTYNE, K.L. HARMFUL NATURAL PRODUCTS PRODUCED BY GREEN TIDE SEAWEEDS AND THEIR POTENTIAL EFFECTS ON OTHER ORGANISMS

S10		 FERRER, RP Saxitoxin and the ochre sea star: Molecule of keystone significance and a classic keystone species

S10		 SMEE, Delbert*; SCHERER, Avery; LUNT, Jessica; DRAPER, Alex Turbidity triggers mesopredator release by altering chemically mediated trophic interactions
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