Symposium S10


Crustacea of Ephemeral Wetlands and Crustacean Diapause in Variable Environments

Day: Saturday, Jan. 8, 08:40 – 12:00
Room: Pacific 6/7

Symposium Author(s) Title

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 SIMOVICH, Marie, A. Introduction to the evolutionary challenges facing ephemeral wetland fauna.

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 TAYLOR, B.E.; DEBIASE, A.E. Why are there so many calanoid copepods in temporary ponds of southeastern North America?

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 BOHONAK, Andrew J.; FLORES, Michael; WILSON, Jennifer; MARTINEZ-VERGARA, Milmer; SIMOVICH, Marie A. Extreme genetic endemism in an endangered fairy shrimp

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 SPEARS, T. Comparisons of population genetic structure for three large branchiopods co-occurring in ephemeral pools in the Lake Munson Sandhills Region of the Apalachicola National Forest.

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 RIPLEY, B. J.*; BOHONAK, A. J.; SIMOVICH, M. A. Magnitude of environmental variation and mechanisms of hatching in ephemeral pool crustaceans

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 PHILIPPI, Tom The average shrimp versus the average plant: addressing spatial and temporal unpredictability with ephemeral pool crustaceans

S10		 TSUKIMURA, B.; LINDER, C.J.; NELSON, W.K. Ovarian Development Inhibition by Methyl Farnesoate in the Tadpole Shrimp, Triops longicaudatus

S10		 WILLIAMS, Judith L. What determines lipid content in copepods preparing for long-term dormancy?
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