NABS 57th Annual Meeting (16-23 May, 2009): Special Session - Towards an Understanding of Eco-evolutionary Processes in Freshwaters I

Tuesday, May 19, 2009: 8:00 AM-10:00 AM

Vandenberg B

Moderators:

Christopher T. Robinson and Jane Hughes

8:00 AM

131

Back to the trees – can barcodes really advance the rate of microbial and invertebrate species discovery?
Michael T. Monaghan, Leibniz-Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries (IGB)

8:15 AM

132

Shifting genetic structure of an alpine caddisfly in response to environmental change
Karen B. Kubow, Eawag / ETH Zurich; Lisa NS Shama, Eawag / ETH Zurich; Christopher T. Robinson, Eawag / ETH Zurich; Jukka Jokela, Eawag / ETH Zurich

8:30 AM

133

Interactions between cryptic species of freshwater shrimp belonging to the genus paratya (Atyidae)
Jane M. Hughes, Australian Rivers Institute; Tayner Rodriguez, Australian Rivers Institute; Benjamin D. Cook, Australian Rivers Institute

8:45 AM

134

Comparative population structure and phylogeography of Chilean Smicridea (Smicridea) species (Trichoptera: Hydropsychidae): First results
Steffen U. Pauls, University of Minnesota; Ralph W. Holzenthal, University of Minnesota

9:00 AM

135

Comparative phylogeography of spring invertebrates from the northern Chihuahuan Desert
David J. Berg, Miami University; Richard A. Seidel, Miami University; Allison C. Fralick, Miami University; Makiri Sei, Miami University; Brian K. Lang, New Mexico Department of Game and Fish

9:15 AM

136

Salinity tolerance drives ecological speciation in amphipods from the northern Chihuahuan Desert
Richard A. Seidel, Miami University; Brian K. Lang, New Mexico Department of Game and Fish; David J. Berg, Miami University

9:30 AM

137

Ecological and historical basis of biodiversity patterns of hydropsyche (Trichoptera) in the western Mediterranean basin
Cesc Múrria, Universitat de Barcelona; Núria Bonada, Universitat de Barcelona; Miquel A. Arnedo, Universitat de Barcelona; Carmen Zamora-Muñoz, Universidad de Granada; Alfried P. Vogler, The Natural History Museum; Narcís Prat, Universitat de Barcelona

9:45 AM

138

Comparative phylogeography - the role of history in the structuring of aquatic communities
Dennis K. Shiozawa, Brigham Young University; Benjamin J. Weibell, Anne Arundel Community College; R. Paul Evans, Brigham Young University

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