Symposium S1

New Frontiers in Antarctic Marine Biology

Day: Saturday, Jan. 4, 07:45-15:30
Room: Rooms 203-204

Organizer(s): James McClintock, Charles Amsler

Symposium	Author(s)	Title
S1	MCCLINTOCK , JB*; AMSLER, CD; BAKER , B; MORAN , A; WOODS , HA	Introduction to the Symposium: New Frontiers in Antarctic Marine Biology
S1	HEISER, S*; SHILLING, AJ; AMSLER, CD; MCCLINTOCK, JB; BAKER, BJ	Allies, Cheaters and Thieves: Macroalgal-Mesograzer Interactions on the Western Antarctic Peninsula
S1	POLITO, MJ*; MICHELSON, CI; MCMAHON, KW	Advances in the use of biogeochemical markers to track the diets and movement of Antarctic marine predators
S1	ZIEGLER, AF*; HAHN-WOERNLE, L; POWELL, B; LUNDESGAARD, Ø; CAPE, M; SMITH, CR	From Glaciers to Benthos: Fjord Ecosystem Processes in a Changing Climate
S1	STEINBERG, DK*; CONROY, JA; THIBODEAU, PS	New Insights Into Patterns of Zooplankton Abundance Along the Rapidly Changing Western Antarctic Peninsula
S1	MAHON, AR*; HALANYCH, KM	Revisiting phylogeographic patterns in Antarctica in the age of ‘-omics.’
S1	COUNTWAY, PD*; MATRAI, PA	Antarctic Microbial Interactions Revealed by Continuous Flow Incubation and Variable Rates of DMSP Supply
S1	GAST, RJ*; SANDERS, RW	You are what you eat: mixotrophic protists in Antarctic marine plankton communities
S1	YOUNG, JN*; DAWSON, HM; RUNDELL, SM	Responses of Antarctic Microalgae to Seasonal Shifts in Temperature and Salinity
S1	HINDLE, AG	Diving deep: Mechanistic insights into the extreme physiology of Antarctic seals
S1	TODGHAM, AE	Two Plus Two Doesn’t Equal Four: The Importance of Incorporating Realistic Environmental Variability in Understanding the Resilience of Antarctic Fishes to Climate Change
S1	WOODS, HA*; MORAN, AL	Reconsidering the oxygen-temperature hypothesis of polar gigantism: successes, failures, and nuance