Wednesday, June 6, 2007: 8:00 AM-9:45 AM
Lexington Room A (Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center)
Special Session - Qualitative Mathematics in Aquatic Ecology
Organizer:Desiree D. Tullos
8:00 AM169The Paradox of the Plankton: Community Structure Promotes Blooms
Jennifer Orme-Zavaleta, Ph.D., Peter M. Eldridge, PhD, Phil A. Rossignol, PhD
8:15 AM170Qualitative Models of Published Studies of Community Interactions: How Well Do They Agree?
Hiram Li, Geoff Hosack, Philippe Rossignol
8:30 AM171Qualitative Reasoning about Food Webs: Exploring Alternative Representations
Tim Nuttle, Ph.D.
8:45 AM172A Qualitative Assessment of the Relative Effects of Bycatch Reduction, Fisheries and Hypoxia on Coastal Nekton Communities in the Gulf of Mexico
Donald M. Baltz, Ph.D, Hiram W. Li, Ph.D, Philippe A. Rossignol, PhD, Edward J. Chesney, Ph.D, Theodore S. Switzer, Ph.D
9:00 AM173Modeling the Response of Benthic Communities to Nutrient Enrichment in a Coastal Embayment Using Qualitative Mathematics
Geoffrey R. Hosack, Keith R. Hayes, Jeffrey M. Dambacher
9:15 AM174Dam logic: Qualitative reasoning simulations of benthic macroinvertebrate responses to dam removal scenarios
Desiree Tullos, Ph.D.
9:30 AM175Beginning to see the whole picture: Reciprocal predator-prey interactions in riparian zones of the Oregon Coast Range
Judy Li, Hang K. Luh, Holly Ober, Amanda Robillard, Sharmila Premdas, Paula Graff, Nicolas Romero, Stephanie Hart, David Hibbs, Steven Perakis, John Hayes, Robert Gresswell
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