Vocal tract motor patterns in spontaneously vocalizing rats (Rattus norvegicus)

Meeting Abstract P3.148  Thursday, Jan. 6  Vocal tract motor patterns in spontaneously vocalizing rats (Rattus norvegicus) RIEDE, T.*; MA, S.T.; SUTHERS, R.A.; KANE, J.R.; FOX, C.; RAMIG, L.; SCHALLERT, T.; Uni. of Utah, Salt Lake City; Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor; Indiana Univ., Bloomington; Univ. of Texas, Austin; Univ. of Colorado, Boulder; Univ. of Colorado, Boulder; Univ. […]

Vascular patterns in galliform birds regions of thermal exchange

Meeting Abstract P3.145  Thursday, Jan. 6  Vascular patterns in galliform birds: regions of thermal exchange PORTER, W.R.*; WITMER, L.M.; Ohio University; Ohio University wp298308@ohio.edu The thermoregulatory ability of the avian head stems mainly from the rete mirabile ophthalmicum (RO), a vascular physiological device that functions to regulate the temperatures of the brain and eye somewhat independently from […]

Variations in tendon material properties among muscles

Meeting Abstract P3.133  Thursday, Jan. 6  Variations in tendon material properties among muscles MATSON, A.P.*; KONOW, P.; KONOW, N.; ROBERTS, T.J.; Brown University; Brown University; Brown University; Brown University Andrew_Matson@Brown.edu A tendon’s stiffness affects its ability store elastic energy, provide mechanical feedback, and amplify or attenuate muscle power. Variation in elastic modulus (material stiffness) among different tendons […]

Understanding central nervous system development in an annelid mapping gene expression profiles during early brain formation in Capitella teleta

Meeting Abstract P3.62  Thursday, Jan. 6  Understanding central nervous system development in an annelid: mapping gene expression profiles during early brain formation in Capitella teleta MEYER, NP*; SEAVER, EC; Univ. of Hawaii nmeyer@hawaii.edu Capitella teleta (formerly Capitella sp. I) is a polychaete annelid whose central nervous system consists of a dorsal anterior brain and a ventral nerve […]

Transcriptome profiling of limb regeneration in the fiddler crab, Uca pugilator

Meeting Abstract P3.28  Thursday, Jan. 6  Transcriptome profiling of limb regeneration in the fiddler crab, Uca pugilator. DAS, S.*; NAJAR, F.Z.; HOPKINS, P.M.; ROE, B.A.; DURICA, D.S.; University ok Oklahoma sunetra.das-1@ou.edu The crustacean Uca pugilator has the ability to regenerate its limbs as an adult. There are two phases of limb regeneration, basal and proecdysial growth, which […]

Touch or go Proximal cues for clutch brooding in Children’s pythons (Antaresia childreni)

Meeting Abstract P3.106  Thursday, Jan. 6  Touch or go: Proximal cues for clutch brooding in Children’s pythons (Antaresia childreni) BRASHEARS, Jake A.*; DENARDO, Dale F.; Arizona State University; Arizona State University jake.brashears@asu.edu The proximal cues that elicit and maintain maternal behavior have been extensively studied in birds and mammals, but they are poorly understood in amphibians and […]

Thermoregulatory cost affects territorial behavior in hummingbirds A model and its application

Meeting Abstract P3.142  Thursday, Jan. 6  Thermoregulatory cost affects territorial behavior in hummingbirds: A model and its application GONZALEZ-GOMEZ, Paulina L*; RICOTE-MARTINEZ, Natalia ; RAZETO-BARRY, Pablo; COTORAS, Ivania; BOZINOVIC, Francisco; Univ. of California, Davis; Instituto de Filosofia y Ciencias de la Complejidad, Santiago, Chile; CASEB, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile.; Instituto de Filosofia y Ciencias de la […]

Thermal and water balance physiology of attacking mountain pine beetles

Meeting Abstract P3.138  Thursday, Jan. 6  Thermal and water balance physiology of attacking mountain pine beetles GRAY, EM*; BOWEN, CM; The Colorado College emilie.gray@coloradocollege.edu In recent years, mountain pine beetles (Dendroctonus ponderosae) have been decimating coniferous forests throughout the northern Rocky Mountains in areas where outbreaks were previously unheard of. Possible reasons for the current epidemic include […]

The thermal ecology of open-habitat and forest lizards and their potential response to climate change

Meeting Abstract P3.137  Thursday, Jan. 6  The thermal ecology of open-habitat and forest lizards and their potential response to climate change LOGAN, Michael L; Dartmouth College michael.l.logan@dartmouth.edu Recent studies suggest that tropical forest lizards may be more vulnerable to the effects of climate change than other ectotherms. This may, in part, be due to the potential for […]

The mechanism of rapid, plastic hatching in red-eyed treefrogs, Agalychnis callidryas

Meeting Abstract P3.23  Thursday, Jan. 6  The mechanism of rapid, plastic hatching in red-eyed treefrogs, Agalychnis callidryas COHEN, K.L.*; SEID, M.A.; ROUBEN, C.M.; WARKENTIN, K.M.; Boston University; Smithsonain Tropical Research Institute; Boston University; Boston University, Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute kcohen@bu.edu Red-eyed treefrog embryos can hatch within seconds of attack, and as much as 30% prematurely, to escape […]

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