Meeting Abstract 64.6 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Geomagnetic Imprinting: The Key to Long-Distance Natal Homing in Sea Turtles and Salmon? LOHMANN, K. J.*; PUTMAN, N. F.; LOHMANN, C. M. F.; Univ. North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Univ. North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Univ. North Carolina at Chapel Hill KLohmann@email.unc.edu Several marine animals, including salmon and sea turtles, disperse […]
year: 2010
Evaluating environmental predictors of climate-induced phenological changes in migratory birds
Meeting Abstract 64.4 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Evaluating environmental predictors of climate-induced phenological changes in migratory birds TøTTRUP, Anders P.*; RAINIO, Kalle; COPPACK, Timothy; LEHIKOINEN, Esa; RAHBEK, Carsten; THORUP, Kasper; Center for Macroecology, Evolution and Climate, Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen; Section of Ecology, University of Turku; Institute of Avian Research, Vogelwarte Helgoland, Germany; Section of Ecology, […]
Effects of Nutritional Condition on Migration Do Dark-Eyed Juncos Use Resource Availability to Keep Pace with a Changing World
Meeting Abstract 64.3 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Effects of Nutritional Condition on Migration: Do Dark-Eyed Juncos Use Resource Availability to Keep Pace with a Changing World? BRIDGE, E. S.*; KELLY, J. F.; BJORNEN, P. E; CURRY, C. M.; CRAWFORD, P. H. C.; PARITTE, J. M.; University of Oklahoma Center for Spatial Analysis; Oklahoma Biological Survey; Oklahoma Biological Survey; […]
Dispersal costs and kin selection have a strong effect on the evolution of migratory strategy
Meeting Abstract 64.5 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Dispersal costs and kin selection have a strong effect on the evolution of migratory strategy. KOMISSAROVA, A.*; TRAVIS, J.M.J.; REDPATH, S.M.; Univ. of Aberdeen/Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, UK; Univ. of Aberdeen, UK; Univ. of Aberdeen/Macaulay Institute, UK a.komissarova@abdn.ac.uk A better mechanistic understanding of migration and how it interacts with other […]
Characterizing leatherback’s migration pattern from satellite-derived behavioural and oceanographic data a meta-analysis at the Atlantic Ocean scale
Meeting Abstract 64.7 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Characterizing leatherback\’s migration pattern from satellite-derived behavioural and oceanographic data: a meta-analysis at the Atlantic Ocean scale FOSSETTE, S*; HOBSON, V.J.; GIRARD, C.; KLAASSEN, R.; GASPAR, P.; GEORGES, J.Y; HAYS, G.C; Institute of Environmental Sustainability, Swansea University; Institute of Environmental Sustainability, Swansea University; Collecte Localisation Satellites, Satellite Oceanography Division; Lund University; […]
Accuracy of Light Level Loggers for Tracking Forest Dwelling Short-Distant Migratory Birds
Meeting Abstract 64.1 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Accuracy of Light Level Loggers for Tracking Forest Dwelling Short-Distant Migratory Birds FUDICKAR, A.M.*; WIKELSKI, M.; PARTECKE, J.; Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, Dept. of Migration and Immuno-ecology; Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, Dept. of Migration and Immuno-ecology; Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, Dept. of Migration and Immuno-ecology afudickar@orn.mpg.de In order […]
Using time-series data to partition evolutionary and plastic responses to climate change in Pacific salmon a case study of the historical shift in run-timing in Columbia River sockeye salmon
Meeting Abstract 63.10 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Using time-series data to partition evolutionary and plastic responses to climate change in Pacific salmon: a case study of the historical shift in run-timing in Columbia River sockeye salmon CROZIER, Lisa G.; NWFSC, NOAA-Fisheries Lisa.Crozier@noaa.gov Salmon are highly adaptable and behaviorally complex, and they are responding actively to climate change. Sockeye […]
The role of nest architecture as a mechanism of disease resistance in termite species with different nesting strategies
Meeting Abstract 63.2 Wednesday, Jan. 6 The role of nest architecture as a mechanism of disease resistance in termite species with different nesting strategies POSTAVA-DAVIGNON, Marielle A.*; ROSENGAUS, Rebeca B.; Northeastern University; Northeastern University postava-davig.m@husky.neu.edu Homeostatic nests are a ubiquitous characteristic of termites. Nest building behavior can be unique to species, with some being identifiable by their […]
The evolution and thermal dependence of inducible defences in mosquito larvae
Meeting Abstract 63.7 Wednesday, Jan. 6 The evolution and thermal dependence of inducible defences in mosquito larvae. VAN UITREGT, V.O.*; HURST, T.P.; WILSON, R.S.; The University of Queensland; Queensland Institute of Medical Research; The University of Queensland v.vanuitregt@uq.edu.au Temperature profoundly influences the reaction rates and efficiency of all physiological systems. During predator-prey interactions we often expect temperature […]
Mechanism of an inducible morphological defense active physiological response or behavioral by-product
Meeting Abstract 63.3 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Mechanism of an inducible morphological defense: active physiological response or behavioral by-product? BOURDEAU, PE; Michigan State University bourdea7@msu.edu Many organisms have evolved inducible defenses in response to spatial and temporal variability in the risk of predation. These defenses are assumed to be costly, but few studies have investigated the mechanisms and […]
