Session 46

Ecology & Behavior – Biomechanics & Physiological Ecology

Day: Thursday, Jan. 8, 08:00 – 12:00
Room: Balcony J

Organizer(s): E. Carrington, B. Helmuth

Session	Author(s)	Title
46	CARRINGTON, E	Disturbance to mussel beds on NE rocky shores: is it predictable?
46	MOESER, G.M.*; CARRINGTON, E.	Causes of seasonal variation in mussel attachment: Byssal thread production and decay
46	O’DONNELL, M.J.; MILLER, L.P.; , ; , ; , ; ,	Field measurements of mussel feeding time in the surf zone
46	FINKE, GR; BAILLEY-BECHET, M	*Scaling of transient wave forces in Concholepas concholepas* during the early stages of impact**
46	STEWART, Hannah L.	Ontogenetic changes in tissue strength, buoyancy and reproductive output enhance dispersal by the rafting macroalga Turbinaria ornata
46	BOLLER, M.L.*; CARRINGTON, E	A new model for drag generation in flexible organisms
46	WETHEY, D. S.*; WOODIN, S. A	Secret Sounds of the Sediments: Infaunal Infrasound
46	MILLER, L. P.	Functional significance of littorine snail “standing off” behavior for control of body temperature during aerial exposure
46	HELMUTH, Brian; STRICKLAND, Denise	Risky Business in the rocky intertidal: don’t get caught with your tide down
46	SCHNEIDER, K.R.; NYLUND, K; HELMUTH, B.S.T.	*Does temperature regulate intertidal microhabitat distributions of Mytilus trossulus* and M. galloprovincialis within San Francisco Bay?**
46	BRABY, C.E.*; LOPEZ, J.P.; CHANEY, M.L.; SOMERO, G.N.	Relative importance of stress physiology and recruitment pressure in determining local distribution patterns