Biology’s Best Friend: Bridging Disciplinary Gaps to Advance Canine Science

Day: Thu Jan 7 – 10:15-19:00
Organizer(s): Caleb Bryce and Ana Jimenez

Symposium	Author(s)	Title
S11	Jimenez, AG*; Bryce, C	Biology’s best friend: Bridging disciplinary gaps to advance canine science
S11	Larson, G	Dog domestication through an ancient evolutionary lens
S11	Ostrander, EA*; Parker, HG; Evans, JM; Plassais, J; Dreger, D; Harris, A; Davis, BW; McIintyre, JK; Cairns, KM; Ali, BM; Hogan , AW	Big and small, short and tall, dog genes tell all
S11	Udell, MAR*; Sipple, N; Smith, A; Vitale, KR; Thielke, LE	Characterizing the dog-human bond: A comparative investigation of attachment relationships
S11	Bryce, CM	Dogs as pets and pests: Global patterns of dog activity and health
S11	Urfer, SR*; Promislow, DEL; Kaeberlein, M; Creevy, KE	Heads or tails – random and not-so-random factors that influence dog lifespan
S11	Jimenez, AG	The physiological conundrum that is the domestic dog
S11	Davis, MS	If you want to run with the big dogs, you need to not be so human
S11	Gompper, ME	Thinking globally about dog populations and their wildlife conservation relevance
S11	Hurt, AL	“Anatomy” of a conservation detection dog: How an ordinary mutt becomes and elite canine conservationist
S11	Koster, JM	Broadening the scope of canine science: The dogs of the Nicaraguan forest
S11	Wirsing, AJ*; Newsome, TM	Scavenging effects of large canids