Meeting Abstract S9-1.5 Monday, Jan. 7 Expect the unexpected: vignettes from multistressor studies that explore global change responses of a range of marine and freshwater organisms. TODGHAM, AE*; STILLMAN, JH TBA
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Energy homeostasis as a tool to integrate the effects of multiple stressors in animals
Meeting Abstract S9-1.6 Monday, Jan. 7 Energy homeostasis as a tool to integrate the effects of multiple stressors in animals SOKOLOVA, Inna; University of North Carolina at Charlotte isokolov@uncc.edu Energy balance plays a key role in survival and stress tolerance of all organisms due to the need to balance energy demand with sufficient energy supply for survival. […]
Cross-tolerance and cross-talk in the cold relationships between low temperature and other stressors in insects
Meeting Abstract S9-1.1 Monday, Jan. 7 Cross-tolerance and cross-talk in the cold: relationships between low temperature and other stressors in insects SINCLAIR, BJ*; MACMILLAN, HA; FERGUSON, LV; SALEHIPOUR, G; University of Western Ontario bsincla7@uwo.ca Insects are the most successful group of terrestrial animals, having overcome the challenges of variable temperatures and desiccating conditions. Overwintering temperate, polar and […]
Body temperatures along altitudinal and latitudinal gradients interactions between phenotypes and multiple environmental stressors
Meeting Abstract S9-1.3 Monday, Jan. 7 Body temperatures along altitudinal and latitudinal gradients: interactions between phenotypes and multiple environmental stressors BUCKLEY, Lauren B.; Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill buckley@bio.unc.edu The divergence between body and air temperatures is central to patterns of thermal stress associated with climate change. We use biophysical models to estimate body temperatures as […]
