Meeting Abstract S10-6 Sunday, Jan. 7 10:30 – 11:00 Anthropogenic noise, psychological stress and fitness: disrupted glucocorticoid signaling among breeding songbirds KLEIST, NJ; GURALNICK, RP; CRUZ, A; LOWRY, CA; FRANCIS, CD*; Univ. of Colorado; Univ. of Florida; Univ. of Colorado; Univ. of Colorado; Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo cdfranci@calpoly.edu http://clintondavidfranci.wixsite.com/francislab Human-made noise is globally pervasive and degrades […]
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When You Get Salty Developmental Timing and the Consequences of Salinity Exposure in Toad Tadpoles
Meeting Abstract S10-9 Monday, Jan. 7 14:00 – 14:30 When You Get Salty: Developmental Timing and the Consequences of Salinity Exposure in Toad Tadpoles WELCH, AM*; INFANTE, A; REINING, A; College of Charleston, SC; Academic Magnet High School, Charleston, SC; South Carolina Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics, Hartsville, SC welcha@cofc.edu Salinization of freshwater ecosystems is an […]
Time has come today The importance of hormonal circadian rhythms underlying daily-rhythmic life history adaptation
Meeting Abstract S10-11 Monday, Jan. 7 15:00 – 15:30 Time has come today. The importance of hormonal circadian rhythms underlying daily-rhythmic life history adaptation ZERA, Anthony/J; University of Nebraska azera1@unl.edu Seasonal changes in the hormonal regulation of life history traits are recognized as an important aspect of life history adaptation and have attracted considerable attention. Yet, corresponding […]
The world is not flat accounting for the dynamic nature of the environment as we move beyond static experimental manipulations
Meeting Abstract S10-1 Monday, Jan. 7 08:20 – 08:30 The world is not flat: accounting for the dynamic nature of the environment as we move beyond static experimental manipulations GREIVES, T; BOWDEN, RM*; North Dakota St U; Illinois St U rmbowde@ilstu.edu The world that animals live in is constantly changing. Depending upon where they live, they may […]
The devil is in the details natural variation in maternal estrogens and temperature are key to understanding TSD
Meeting Abstract S10-3 Monday, Jan. 7 09:00 – 09:30 The devil is in the details: natural variation in maternal estrogens and temperature are key to understanding TSD CARTER, AW*; PAITZ, RT; BOWDEN, RM; U Tennessee; Illinois St U; Illinois St U acarte82@utk.edu Our understanding of biological processes is often based on studies using simplified treatments, like […]
The Fundamental Flaws of Fundamental Niche Models
Meeting Abstract S10-2 Monday, Jan. 7 08:30 – 09:00 The Fundamental Flaws of Fundamental Niche Models ANGILLETTA, MJ*; LEVY, O; SEARS, MW; VANDENBROOKS, JM; Arizona State Univ.; Tel Aviv Univ.; Clemson University; Midwestern University ma@asu.edu Biologists have increasingly used mechanistic models to predict species ranges during global change. Still, these models require assumptions about fundamental niches that […]
Shifting environmental stressors across ontology in vertebrate ectotherms
Meeting Abstract S10-5 Monday, Jan. 7 10:30 – 11:00 Shifting environmental stressors across ontology in vertebrate ectotherms SEARS, MW*; RIDDELL, EA; ANGILLETTA, MJ; Clemson University Thermalecology@gmail.com Many organisms experience distinctly different abiotic environments across their lifetimes. For instance, in terrestrial oviparous species, developing embryos experience microclimates selected by their mothers without the opportunity for behavior to alleviate […]
Parental incubation behavior is a key link between environmental conditions and avian phenotype
Meeting Abstract S10-10 Monday, Jan. 7 14:30 – 15:00 Parental incubation behavior is a key link between environmental conditions and avian phenotype DURANT, Sarah; Univ of Arkansas sedurant@uark.edu Variation in average nest temperature exists within avian populations. In both altricial and precocial species, these differences in temperature have significant implications for secondary sex ratios of hatchlings and […]
In the Heat of the Moment Host Immunity and Parasite Resistance in the Face of Thermal Shifts and Stress
Meeting Abstract S10-4 Monday, Jan. 7 09:30 – 10:00 In the Heat of the Moment: Host Immunity and Parasite Resistance in the Face of Thermal Shifts and Stress TOBIN, Kerrigan; SADD, Ben M.*; Illinois State University, Normal, IL; Illinois State University, Normal, IL bmsadd@ilstu.edu Thermal extremes and abrupt shifts in temperature will impose physiological stress on organisms, […]
Daily rhythms in hormones and behavior, seasonal timing and reproductive success
Meeting Abstract S10-8 Monday, Jan. 7 13:30 – 14:00 Daily rhythms in hormones and behavior, seasonal timing and reproductive success GREIVES, TJ*; GRAHAM, JL; BAUER, CM; North Dakota State University; Centre d’Ecologie Fonctionnelle et Evolutive; Adelphi University timothy.greives@ndsu.edu Nearly all organisms display daily changes in physiology and behavior. Yet, substantial variation among individual daily rhythms exist; some […]
