Meeting Abstract P3.59 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Effects of dissolved oxygen concentration on the respiration rates of larval and adult Daphnia pulex MCCLARY, M.*; SANTIAGO, O.; ARGUEDAS, S.; SALEM, H.; Fairleigh Dickinson Univ.; Fairleigh Dickinson Univ.; North Bergen High School; North Bergen High School mcclary@fdu.edu The effect of temperature on the respiration of adult Daphnia has been studied. […]
year: 2010
Effects of delayed hatching on muscle and skeletal development and feeding rates in the California grunion, Lueresthes tenuis
Meeting Abstract P3.148 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Effects of delayed hatching on muscle and skeletal development and feeding rates in the California grunion, Lueresthes tenuis TREYBIG, T. A.*; CARRILLO, A.; HOESE, W. J.; DICKSON, K. A.; California State University, Fullerton; California State University, Fullerton; California State University, Fullerton; California State University, Fullerton tracietreybig@gmail.com The California grunion, Leuresthes tenuis, […]
Effects of delayed hatching on energy reserves and survival of the California grunion, Leuresthes tenuis
Meeting Abstract P3.128 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Effects of delayed hatching on energy reserves and survival of the California grunion, Leuresthes tenuis ARYAFAR, H.*; DICKSON, K.A.; Cal State Univ Fullerton; Cal State Univ Fullerton haryafar@fullerton.edu The California grunion has the unique ability to both spawn terrestrially and extend embryonic incubation in the sand beyond the initial hatching period […]
Effects of Timing of KLH Exposure During Pregnancy on Offspring Physiology and Behavior in the Siberian Hamster
Meeting Abstract P3.97 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Effects of Timing of KLH Exposure During Pregnancy on Offspring Physiology and Behavior in the Siberian Hamster CHESTER, E.M.*; FRENCH, S.S.; DEMAS, G.E.; Indiana University, Bloomington; Utah State University, Logan; Indiana University, Bloomington emcheste@indiana.edu It is increasingly evident that influences other than genetics can contribute to offspring phenotype, including behavioral phenotype. […]
Effects of High Extracellular Zinc on Hemocytes of the Pond Snail, Lymnaea stagnalis
Meeting Abstract P3.52 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Effects of High Extracellular Zinc on Hemocytes of the Pond Snail, Lymnaea stagnalis RIDGWAY, R.L.*; JAMES III, J.A.; AUDET, E.K.; Seattle Pacific University; Seattle Pacific University; Seattle Pacific University rridgway@spu.edu Hemocytes plated onto gelatin-coated slides undergo characteristic morphological changes over time that can be divided into stages: I) intitial surface attachment […]
Dorsoventral patterning by BMP-gremlin interactions in segmental ectoderm of the leech Helobdella
Meeting Abstract P3.50 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Dorsoventral patterning by BMP-gremlin interactions in segmental ectoderm of the leech Helobdella KUO, D.-H.*; WEISBLAT, D.A.; Univ. of California, Berkeley; Univ. of California, Berkeley dhkuo@berkeley.edu BMPs are evolutionarily conserved players in dorsoventral (DV) patterning of bilaterian embryos. They are best known acting as a morphogen in DV patterning of Drosophila and […]
Does nutritional state affect immune function in frogs
Meeting Abstract P3.95 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Does nutritional state affect immune function in frogs? BLACK, Samuel J*; CRESPI, Erica J; Vassar College; Vassar College sablack@vassar.edu With emerging diseases threatening global amphibian populations, there is a need to understand the physiological mechanisms that influence susceptibility to infection in frogs and salamanders. Because variation in nutritional status is one […]
Do the exaggerated eye stalks of stalk-eyed flies have a predation cost
Meeting Abstract P3.8 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Do the exaggerated eye stalks of stalk-eyed flies have a predation cost? HUSAK, J.F.*; WORTHINGTON, A.M.; SWALLOW, J.G.; Univ. of South Dakota jerry.husak@usd.edu When opponents compete for access to an indivisible resource, signals can reduce costs associated with competition for that resource. Theory predicts that for signals to remain reliable in […]
Do constructional constraints influence cyprinid craniofacial diversification
Meeting Abstract P3.73 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Do constructional constraints influence cyprinid craniofacial diversification? HOLLINGSWORTH, P.R.*; HULSEY, C.D.; University of Tennessee; University of Tennessee phollin1@utk.edu Constraints on form should determine how organisms diversify. Due to competition for the limited space within the body, investment in adjacent structures may frequently represent an evolutionary compromise. For example, evolutionary tradeoffs between […]
Differing foraging responses by bees to the invasive thistle species Centaurea solstitialis L in native (Greece) and non-native (USA) island ecosystems
Meeting Abstract P3.29 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Differing foraging responses by bees to the invasive thistle species Centaurea solstitialis L. in native (Greece) and non-native (USA) island ecosystems BARTHELL, John F.*; CLEMENT, Meredith L.; GIANNONI , Manuel A. ; LIU , Lucy ; PRESKY , Miyeon E. ; REDD , JeAnna R. ; RICCI , Paige R. ; […]