Session 116

Day: Monday, Jan. 7, 8:00 – 11:40 am
Room: Yosemite B

Organizer(s): Jose Lopez, Sally Leys

Session	Author(s)	Title
116	COLLINS, A.G.*; DOHRMANN, M.	Can greater relative complexity in skeletal structure explain why hexactinellid molecular-based phylogenies correspond better to traditional systematics, as compared to other sponge groups?
116	LOPEZ, JV*; CUVELIER, M; GILBERT, JA; LARSEN, P; WILLOUGHBY, D; WU, Y; BLACKWELDER, P; MCCARTHY, PJ; SMITH, E; VEGA THURBER, R	Synergistic Effects of Crude Oil and Corexit Dispersant on a Sponge Holobiont System
116	POMPONI, S.A.*; JEVITT, A; PATEL, J	Sponge Hybridomas: Applications and Implications
116	PETT, W*; LAVROV, D	A mitochondrial sponge gene unique among animals: the evolution of the Tat pathway in Oscarella
116	WULFF, J/L	Sponge recovery after extreme mortality events: Taxonomic and morphological patterns in regeneration vs. recruitment
116	SPERLING, EA*; FEUDA, R; ROTA-STABELLI, O; ROBINSON, J; PETERSON, KJ; PISANI, D	New insights into the position of the metazoan root from multi-criterion outgroup selection and microRNAs
116	HILL, A.*; RIVERA, A.; WINTERS, I.; RUED, A.; DING, S.; POSFAI, D.; GENTILE, L.; WEBB, E.; TROK, W.	*The freshwater sponge, Ephydatia muelleri, as a model to study the evolution of developmental regulatory programs*
116	BOND, C	Comparative Time-Lapse Studies of Coughing Calcareous Sponges
116	LUDEMAN, DA*; REIDENBACH, MA; LEYS, SP	Testing passive flow and oxygen consumption in three temperate demosponges

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