Symposium S10

The World is Not Flat: Accounting for the Dynamic Nature of the Environment as We Move Beyond Static Experimental Manipulations

Day: Monday, Jan. 7, 08:20-15:30
Room: 1 & 2

Organizer(s): Timothy Greives, Rachel Bowden

Symposium	Author(s)	Title
S10	GREIVES, T; BOWDEN, RM*	The world is not flat: accounting for the dynamic nature of the environment as we move beyond static experimental manipulations
S10	ANGILLETTA, MJ*; LEVY, O; SEARS, MW; VANDENBROOKS, JM	The Fundamental Flaws of Fundamental Niche Models
S10	CARTER, AW*; PAITZ, RT; BOWDEN, RM	The devil is in the details: natural variation in maternal estrogens and temperature are key to understanding TSD
S10	TOBIN, Kerrigan; SADD, Ben M.*	In the Heat of the Moment: Host Immunity and Parasite Resistance in the Face of Thermal Shifts and Stress
S10	SEARS, MW*; RIDDELL, EA; ANGILLETTA, MJ	Shifting environmental stressors across ontology in vertebrate ectotherms
S10	GREENLEE, KJ*; BOWSHER, JH; RINEHART, JP; YOCUM, GD; GREENLEE, kendra	Beneficial effects of fluctuating thermal regimes: Increasing insect survival of low temperature stress
S10	STAGER, M*; CHEVIRON, Z	An analytical framework for dissecting complex traits: a case study of avian physiological flexibility to cold acclimation
S10	GREIVES, TJ*; GRAHAM, JL; BAUER, CM	Daily rhythms in hormones and behavior, seasonal timing and reproductive success
S10	WELCH, AM*; INFANTE, A; REINING, A	When You Get Salty: Developmental Timing and the Consequences of Salinity Exposure in Toad Tadpoles
S10	DURANT, Sarah	Parental incubation behavior is a key link between environmental conditions and avian phenotype
S10	ZERA, Anthony/J	Time has come today. The importance of hormonal circadian rhythms underlying daily-rhythmic life history adaptation