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41st Annual Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Symposium Monday, December 5th 8:30 Breakfast 9:05 Opening remarks 9:10 Willy Bemis Tooth development, attachment, and replacement in Atlantic Cutlassfish, Trichiurus lepturus 9:30 Claire Fox Flatfish benthic walking: a new vertebrate gait 9:45 Collin Edwards Evolution of emergence strategies in a changing climate 10:00 Timothy Lambert Stream and grassland conservation in the Upper Midwest: local priorities within a regional context 10:15-10:40 – Break 10:40 Jeremy Searle History and biology coincide: explaining the “Celtic Fringe” 11:00 Nick Fletcher Glacial cycles drive rapid cryptic speciation in the field vole (Microtus agrestis) 11:15 Jonathan Hughes Targeting nuclear loci for increased resolution of Xenarthran phylogeny 11:30 Tram Nguyen Identifying potential domestic goat hybridization events to improve the genetic management of a captive Nubian ibex population 11:45 Abby Drake Dogs in morpho(space): disparity and modularity of skull shape 12:00-1:00 – Lunch Break 1:00 Jennifer Thaler Maternally induced cannibalism: an adaptive response to predation risk? 1:20 Tim Luttermoser Landscape complexity and push-pull agriculture 1:35 Amelia Weiss Biogeography of aquatic Neotropical caves 1:50 Jennifer Uehling Using population-level distribution information to infer behavioral responses of an aerial insectivore to short-term, temperature-induced food shortage 2:05 Sahas Barve Single moms, flashy dads and…. fruits! 2:20-2:40 Break 2:40 Christy Goodale Where does added N end up? Multiyear fate of a 15N tracer at Arnot Forest 3:00 Erin Larson Extreme unseasonable flooding in Colorado’s Front Range shifts stream consumer resource use 3:15 Lily Twining Limnology for the ornithologist: aquatic insects provide a performance-enhancing omega-3 fatty acid subsidy for riparian birds 3:30 Kelsey Jensen Testing the influence of elevated CO2 on soil organic matter composition and stability 3:45 Bob Howarth Unprecedented Recent Global Warming is Driven by Methane Emissions from the United States 41st Annual Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Symposium Tuesday, December 6th 8:30 Breakfast 9:00 Chip Aquadro Student genetic ancestry testing: an experiment in making science personal 9:20 Karin van der Burg Genetics of variation in phenotypic plasticity in butterfly J. coenia 9:35 Katie Rondem Regulatory evolution in butterfly wing color patterns 9:50 David Chang van Oordt Context-dependent influence of the season in the prevalence of avian malaria infections in rufous-collared sparrows (Zonotrichia capensis) 10:05 André Dhondt How does coinfection with Plasmodium influence disease caused by Mycoplasma gallisepticum in house finches? 10:20-10:40 – Break 10:40 Maren Vitousek Stress and parenthood: individual differences in the brief acute glucocorticoid stress response have long-term phenotypic and fitness effects 11:00 Lina Arcila Hernández Host plant use as predictor of population divergence in the milkweed stem weevil 11:15 Katherine Urban-Mead Early season interactions: Constructing the quantitative network of wild bee pollinators and their pre-apple bloom arboreal forage resources 11:30 Aubrie James Incorporating mutualists into the competitive coexistence framework: a case study in Clarkia (Kern County, California) 11:45 Gregor-Fausto Siegmund Population dynamics across a species’ range 12:00-1:00 – Lunch Break (Poster Session) 1:00 Allison Tracy Revisiting the elusive baseline of marine disease: A 45-year record to assess disease in ocean ecosystems 1:15 Olivia Graham Environment and biodiversity: Drivers of disease in eelgrass? 1:30 Cinnamon Mittan Rapid adaptation to cold in the invasive cane toad Rhinella marina 1:45 Stepfanie Aguillon Using pedigrees and genomics to understand the consequences of limited dispersal 2:00 Young Ha Suh Prospecting in Florida scrub-jays 2:15-2:40 – Break 2:40 Patricia Jones A disconnect between preference, performance, and defense in monarch butterflies and their milkweed host plants 2:55 Joo Hyun Im Recent and recurrent positive selection in Drosophila autophagy and phagocytosis genes 3:10 James Lewis Genome assembly strategies for outbred non-model species 3:00-4:00 Workshop: How to review a paper 4:00 Reception and Announcement of Prize winners