Thursday, May 29, 2008: 3:30 PM-5:15 PM | |||
Salt Palace Convention Center - Room 255 D | |||
Community Ecology VII | |||
Moderator: | Brad W. Taylor | ||
3:30 PM | 597 | Grazing effects, reproductive life history traits and invasive impact of the new zealand mud snail across a productivity gradient Leslie A. Riley, Mark F. Dybdahl, Robert O. Hall | |
3:45 PM | 598 | Do benthic cyanobacteria and filamentous chlorophytes affect macroinvertebrate communities in a large river? Anne-Marie Tourville Poirier, Antonella Cattaneo, Christiane Hudon | |
4:00 PM | Life history variation of introduced salmo trutta in a patagonian river Sarah L. O'Neal, Jack A. Stanford | ||
4:15 PM | 600 | Relationships between benthic algae and macroinvertebrate communities in florida spring run streams Robert A. Mattson | |
4:30 PM | 601 | Changes in the composition and growth of invertebrates in rocky mountain streams due to blooms of the nuisance diatom Didymosphenia geminata Clancy A. Brown, Brad W. Taylor | |
4:45 PM | 602 | Suppressed by the community? growth rates, diet, substrate electivity, and distribution of pictetiella expansa, a rare rocky mountain stonefly (Plecoptera: Perlodidae) Sarah Walker, Charles Riley Nelson | |
5:00 PM | 603 | Whole-stream invertebrate manipulations reveal consumer and hydrologic control of algal heterogeneity Brad W. Taylor, Barbara L. Peckarsky | |
Sponsor: | Contributed Sessions |
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