Canadian Society of Zoologists Advancing the study of animals and their environment Société Canadienne de Zoologie Favoriser l'étude des animaux et de leur environnement
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O E I C G I E O T L OFFICERS OF CSZ 2014-2015 CONSEIL DE LA SCZ E O C ZO AN E ADIENNE D
President - Président: Suzie Currie Mount Allison University, Biology, 63B York St., Sackville, NB E4L 3G7 Ph: 506-364-2260, [email protected]
First Vice President -Premier vice-président: James Staples Western University, Biology, 1151 Richmond St., London, ON N6A 5B8 Ph: 506-364-2514, [email protected]
Second Vice President - Deuxième vice-président: Lucy Lee Univ. of the Fraser Valley, Faculty of Science, 33844 King Rd., Abbotsford, BC N6A 5B8 Ph: 604-851-6346, [email protected]
Past President- Président antérieur: Patrick Walsh Univ. Ottawa, Biology, 30 Marie Curie St., Ottawa, ON K1N 6N5 Ph: 613-562-5800x6328, [email protected]
Secretary – Secrétaire: Helga Guderley Université Laval, Département de biologie, Pavillon Alexandre-Vachon, local 4062D Tél : 418-656-2131 poste 3184, [email protected]
Treasurer – Trésorier: Allen W. Shostak Univ. Alberta, Biological Sciences, CW405 Biological Sciences Building, Edmonton, AB T6G 2E9 Ph: 780-492-1293, [email protected]
Ex officio Archivist – Archiviste: John Webster Simon Fraser Univ., Biological Sciences, [email protected]
Webmaster - Gestionnaire du site web: Allen W. Shostak Univ. Alberta, [email protected]
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Councillors – Conseillers
2011 - 2014 – Thank you for your service/ Merci pour votre service Michael S. Duffy, Univ. New Brunswick (Fredericton), Biology, [email protected] Scott D. Reid, UBC Okanagan, Biology, [email protected] Keith Tierney, Univ. Alberta, Biological Sciences, [email protected] 2012 - 2015 Brian Dixon, Univ. Waterloo, Biology. [email protected] Richard Kinkead, Hopital St-Francois d’Assise, [email protected] Russell Wyeth, St Francis Xavier Univ., Biology. [email protected] 2013 - 2016 Kevin Campbell, Univ. Manitoba, Biological Sci., [email protected] Tim Higham, Univ. California – Riverside, Biology, [email protected] Allison McDonald, Wilfrid Laurier Univ., Biology, [email protected] 2014 - 2017 – welcome/ bienvenue Bill Milsom, Univ. British Columbia, Zoology, [email protected] Michael Wilkie, Wilfrid Laurier Univ., Biology, [email protected] Barbara Zielinski, University of Windsor, Biology, [email protected]
Student Councillors - Conseillers étudiants
2012 – 2014, Heath MacMillan, Aarhus Univ. Bioscience, [email protected] Thank you for your service/ Merci pour votre service 2013 – 2015, Angela Shamchuk, Univ. Alberta, Biological Sciences, [email protected]
2014 – 2016, Laura Ferguson, Western University, Biology, [email protected]
Post-doc Councillor - Conseillers post-doctoral
2013 – 2014, Paul Craig, Univ. Ottawa, Biological Sciences, [email protected] Thank you for your service/ Merci pour votre service 2014 – 2015, Matt Pamenter, Univ. British Columbia, Zoology, [email protected]
Section Chairs - Présidents des sections
CMD-MDC: 2013-14 Anthony Russell, Univ. Calgary, Biological Sci. [email protected] 2014-15 Jessica Theodor, Univ. Calgary, Biological Sci. [email protected]
CPB-PBC: 2013-14 Brent Sinclair, Western Univ. Biology, [email protected] 2014-15 Gary Burness, Trent Univ., Biology, [email protected]
EEE-ÉÉÉ: 2013-14, Ora Johansson (acting), [email protected] 2014-15, Greg Pyle, Univ. Lethbridge, Biological Sci. [email protected]
PIE-PIE: 2013-14, Brian Dixon, Univ. Waterloo, Biology, [email protected] 2014-15, Dan Barreda, Univ. Alberta, AFNS, [email protected]
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Contents
2014 CSZ Awards / Prix SCZ 2014 ...... 5
President’s Message / Message du Président 2014-05-12 ...... 10
List of CSZ Awards / Liste des prix du SCZ ...... 12 F. E. J. Fry Medal ...... 12 Médaille F. E. J.Fry ...... 12 Prix Bob Boutilier pour jeune chercheur ...... 13 Bob Boutilier New Investigator Award ...... 13 Distinguished Service Award ...... 13 Médaille de distinction pour services rendus à la SCZ ...... 13 Le prix T. W. M. Cameron pour une thèse de Ph.D. exceptionnelle ...... 14 T. W. M. Cameron Outstanding Ph. D. Thesis Award ...... 14 CSZ Public Awareness Award for an article in the popular press ...... 14 Prix de la presse de la SCZ ...... 14 Prix de vulgarisation scientifique ...... 15 Public Education Award ...... 15 Leo Margolis Scholarship ...... 15 La bourse Leo Margolis ...... 16 Prix Robert Arnold Wardle ...... 16 Robert Arnold Wardle Award ...... 16
Appendices / annexes ...... 17 May/mai 2014 financial statements / états financiers ...... 17 Genomes to/aux Biomes 2014 Program/Programme ...... 21
BULLETIN Vol 45 No. 2 Spring/Printemp 2014 ISSN 0319-6674 Editor – Rédacteur en chef: Jim McGeer, 519 884-0710, x3537, [email protected]
BULLETIN OF THE CANADIAN SOCIETY OF ZOOLOGISTS The Bulletin is usually published three times a year (winter, spring, and autumn) by the Canadian Society of Zoologists. Members are invited to contribute short articles in either English or French and any information that might be of interest to Canadian zoologists. Send an electronic file. Figures, line drawings and photographs may be included. All manuscripts submitted are subject to review and approval by the Editors before publication. The views and comments expressed by contributors do not necessarily reflect the official policy of the Society.
BULLETIN DE LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DE ZOOLOGIE Le Bulletin est publié trois fois par année (hiver, printemps et automne) par la Société canadienne de zoologie. Les membres sont invités à collaborer en envoyant au rédacteur en chef de courts articles en français ou en anglais, ainsi que toute information ou anecdote susceptibles d’intéresser les zoologistes canadiens. Les auteurs devront soumettre une copie sur traitement de texte. Les textes peuvent être accompagnés de dessins originaux ou de photographies. Avant d’être publiés, ils seront révisés et devront être approuvés par le rédacteur. Les opinions et commentaires qui apparaissent dans le Bulletin ne reflètent pas nécessairement les politiques de la SCZ.
[Photo Front page: Arctic ground squirrel, spermophile arctique (Spermophilus parryii)]
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2014 CSZ Awards / Prix SCZ 2014 F. E. J. Fry Medal/ Médaille F. E. J.Fry
Glen Van Der Kraak
Fry Medal Lecture/ Conférence Fry The sex lives of fish: Science, policy and beyond. La vie sexuelle de poissons: la science, la politique et au-delà
Glen is the Associate Dean for Research in the College of Biological Science at the University of Guelph, where he is a Professor in the Department of Integrative Biology. He is a co-leader of the Ecotoxicology node for the Southern Ontario Water Consortium – a segment of the platform that focuses on assessing water quality and analyzing its impact on aquatic ecosystems in order to support the development and testing of innovations in watershed management. He has published over 280 refereed journal articles, reviews, and book chapters and has written or edited four books. A reproductive physiologist, he studies the endocrine control of ovarian development in fish and also has extensive experience in the testing of chemicals and complex effluents for effects on the reproductive physiology of fish and amphibians. Dr. Van Der Kraak holds the 2002 Award of Excellence in Research, by the University of Guelph chapter of Sigma Xi. He has served on two World Health Organization panels on Chemical Safety and was a member of the Royal Society of Canada Expert Panel on Environmental and Health Impacts of Canada’s Oil Sands Industry. In the past, Dr. Van Der Kraak has frequently acted as an advisor to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and related industry. He is currently a member of the editorial boards of four journals. Dr. Van Der Kraak obtained both his B.Sc. and M.Sc. from the University of Manitoba, and his Ph.D. from the University of British Columbia. You can find more details on his research at his U of Guelph web pages http://www.uoguelph.ca/ib/people/faculty/vanderkraak.shtml. Glen est le doyen associé de la recherche au Collège des sciences biologiques à l'Université de Guelph, où il est professeur au Département de biologie intégrative. Il est co-leader du noeud écotoxicologie pour le Consortium pour l'eau du Sud de l'Ontario - un segment de la plate-forme qui met l'accent sur l'évaluation de la qualité de l'eau et de l'analyse de son impact sur les écosystèmes aquatiques afin de soutenir le développement et le test des innovations dans la gestion des bassins versants. Il a publié plus de 280 articles de revues à comité de lecture, des critiques et chapitres de livres et a écrit ou édité quatre livres. Un physiologiste de la reproduction, sa recherche est sur le contrôle endocrinien du développement des ovaires chez les poissons. Il possède également une vaste expérience dans les essais de produits chimiques et des effluents complexes pour les effets sur la physiologie de la reproduction dans les poissons et les amphibiens. Dr Van Der Kraak détient le Prix d'excellence en recherche 2002, de le chapitre de Sigma Xi Université de Guelph. Il a siégé à deux panneaux Organisation mondiale de la Santé sur la sécurité chimique et a été membre de la Société royale du Canada Comité d'experts sur les impacts environnementaux et sanitaires des industrie des sables bitumineux du Canada. Dans le passé, le Dr Van Der Kraak a souvent agi comme conseiller auprès le Environmental Protection Agency des États-Unis et les industries connexes. Il est actuellement membre des comités de rédaction de quatre revues.
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Glenn a obtenu son BSc et M.Sc. de l'Université du Manitoba, et son doctorat de l'Université de la Colombie- Britannique. Vous pouvez trouver plus de détails sur ses recherches à ses pages U de Guelph web http://www.uoguelph.ca/ib/people/faculty/vanderkraak.shtml.
TWM Cameron Outstanding Ph.D. Thesis Award Prix TWM Cameron pour la meilleure thèse de doctorat
Erin Cameron, University of Alberta. Earthworm invasions in the boreal forest: Spread and effects of an exotic ecosystem engineer. Invasions de vers de terre dans la forêt boréale: propagation et les effets d'un ingénieur de l'écosystème exotique.
Wardle Lecture/ Conférence Wardle
Mark Forbes, Carleton University. Through the looking glass and beyond: Studies of parasitism, immunity, and ecology of dragonflies. Regardant à travers le miroir et au-delà: Études de parasitisme, l'immunité, et l'écologie des libellules.
CSZ PDF Award / Prix de la SCZ pour chercheur postdoctoral
Paul Craig, University of Ottawa From plant to animal: Cross-kingdom transfer of microRNAs and their regulatory effect in rainbow trout. De la plante à l'animal: le transfert des microARN à travers des règnes et leur effet réglementaire chez la truite arc en ciel.
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Hoar Award / Prix Hoar
Jennifer Jeffrey, University of Ottawa Moms matter: Maternal social status affects development of the stress response in zebra fish larvae. Importance des Mères: niveau social maternelle affecte le développement de la réponse au stress chez les larves de poisson zèbre.
Helen Battle Award / Prix Helen Battle
Laura Ferguson, Western University Waging a cold war on pathogens: Immune activity and acclimation at low temperatures. Une guerre froide sur les agents pathogènes: l'activité immunitaire et acclimatation à des températures basses.
Murray Fallis Award / Prix Murray Fallis
Shawna Semple, University of Waterloo Discovering functional immune markers in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) for resistance and susceptibility against Flavobacterium psychrophilum. Découvrant les marqueurs immunologiques fonctionnels dans la truite arc en ciel (Oncorhynchus mykiss) pour la résistance et susceptibilité contre Flavobacterium psychrophilum.
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Brian K. Hall Award / Prix Brian Hall
Alida Bailleul, Museum of the Rockies Secondary cartilage and chondroid bone in dinosaur embryos: Insights on the evolution of skeletal tissues. Cartilage et de l'os secondaire chondroïde dans les embryons de dinosaures: le point sur l'évolution des tissus squelettiques.
Cas Lindsey Prize / Prix Cas Lindsey
Daniel Field, Yale University Toward consilience in reptile phylogeny: MicroRNAs support an archosaur, not lepidosaur, affinity for turtles. Vers consiliance dans la phylogénie des reptiles: Les microARN soutiennent une archosaure, pas lepidosaur pour l’affinité des tortues.
George F. Holeton Prize / Prix George F. Holeton
Louise Tunnah, Mount Allison University Metabolic effects of nanoparticle exposure in white suckers (Catostomus commersonii). Effets métaboliques de l'exposition aux nanoparticules dans les meuniers noirs (Catostomus commersonii).
Leo Margolis Scholarship / La Bourse Leo Margolis
Alexandra Muhametsafina, Wilfrid Laurier University
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Student/PDF Travel Research Grant Subvention de recherche et de voyage pour étudiants/chercheurs post-doctoraux
Nathan Furey, University of British Columbia Matthew Gilbert, University of Alberta
CPB Travel Research Grant / Subvention de recherche de la section PBC
Danielle Levesque, Brock University
Annual Meeting Travel Grants / Subventions de voyage pour assister à la réunion annuelle Ten grants of $500 each were made to finalists for Hoar Award (6), Battle Award (2), and PDF Award (2). Travel grants for students were based on distance travelled: 18 grants of $175 each were made to students from NS, NB and Thunder Bay; 12 grants of $250 each were made to students from PEI, NL and MB; 27 grants of $300 each were made to students from SK, AB and BC; 3 grants of $200 each to US based students. The total for travel grants awarded was $19,850. Dix bourses de 500 $ chacune ont été faites aux finalistes pour le Prix Hoar (6), Prix Battle (2), et Prix de la SCZ pour chercheur postdoctoral (2). Des bourses de voyage pour les étudiants ont été basés sur la distance parcourue: 18 bourses de 175 $ chacune ont été effectuées à des étudiants de Nouvelle-Écosse, Nouveau-Brunswick et Thunder Bay; 12 bourses de 250 $ chacune ont été effectuées à des étudiants de IPE, TN et MB; 27
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subventions de 300 $ chacun ont été faites aux étudiants de SK, AB et CB; 3 bourses de 200 $ chacune à des étudiants provenant des États-Unis. Le total des subventions de voyage était $ 19,850.
President’s Message / Message du Président 2014-05-12
On behalf of the CSZ Council, I look forward to welcoming you to the upcoming Annual CSZ Meeting! This year will be an exceptional joint meeting with the CSEE and SCL, with attendance nearly double that of a typical CSZ. Thus, the gathering represents an incredible opportunity to ‘cross-pollinate’ with a wide cross-section of scientists and disciplines (note the deliberate use of a Botanical term to underscore the breadth of the meeting). I encourage you all to take full advantage of this opportunity!
Because of the joint nature of the meeting, many of the traditional activities associated with our CSZ meeting will be ‘out of place’. No doubt too, the program committee had their hands full in parsing the poster and oral presentations out into rationally organized sessions. Despite their hard work, there are bound to be conflicts and times where you wish you could clone yourself to be in two places at once. I encourage you all to just take things in stride as part of the price for a meeting with such incredible breadth. You may wish to embrace the challenge by divvying up attendance with your colleagues for various conflicting talks and functions, and then debrief each other over a beverage of choice each evening.
In that spirit, I’d just like to point out a few of the more obvious logistical/program aspects that might be on your minds. Also see the survival guide put together by the student organizers http://genomesbiomes.ca/Home_files/SSG.pdf
The annual Student/PDF Silent Auction will not be at the annual banquet, but will take place adjacent to the poster sessions from Monday May 26th to Wednesday May 28th from 4:30pm to 6:00pm each day. Donations of any kind would be greatly appreciated, and can be dropped off at the registration desk or with the CSZ student councilors Angela Shamchuk or Heath MacMillan. Preferably they would like to collect items prior to 3:00pm on the Monday, but as some registrants will be arriving several days into the conference, late items will be accepted and added to the auction as they arrive. People can contact either Angela [email protected] or Heath [email protected] if they have any questions. Please support this great fundraising event and witness the now annual ritual of the passing of the ‘kangaroo pouch’ to the incoming CSZ President.
NSERC Session vs. CSZ Business Meeting. The student and postdoctoral committee has arranged (I believe for the first time in a long time, maybe ever) a session with NSERC reps specifically focused on Scholarships & Fellowships. This will be in conflict with the CSZ Business Meeting. So, if you want to attend the NSERC Session, and there are particular student/pdf concerns you want to see covered at the Business Meeting, please let your student/pdf councilors know.
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Student/PDF Presentation Awards. Normally, these would take place at our Banquet. Because the Banquet venue is far from the meeting site, and the group size is too large, our awards will instead be sprinkled throughout the program. We will likely present some awards that will have been decided by Wednesday afternoon (e.g., Hoar, etc.) just after the Fry Lecture by Glen van der Kraak that day. Others will likely be presented just after the Thursday afternoon Young Investigator session where our Cameron Award winner Erin Cameron will present. Be sure to ask the various Section Chairs and/or judges for the awards when they expect the announcements to be made. Council will do its best to disseminate this information on the fly at the meeting.
I am looking forward to an awesome meeting in a vibrant city!
Pat Walsh, CSZ President
Au nom du Conseil de la Société canadienne de zoologie, il me fait plaisir à vous accueillir à la réunion annuelle de la SCZ. Cette année nous aurions une réunion conjointe exceptionnelle avec la Société canadienne d’écologie et évolution et la Société canadienne de limnologie. L’assistance sera presque le double de celle d’une réunion annuelle typique. Ainsi ce congrès vous donnera une opportunité incroyable à interagir avec une sélection assez large de chercheurs dans diverses disciplines. (note du traducteur : la version anglaise contient des jeu de mots que je n’avais pas la patience à traduire). Je vous encourage fortement à profiter de cette chance unique à élargir vos horizons scientifiques.
Vu la nature conjointe de cette réunion, plusieurs de nos activités SCZ traditionnelles ne se feront pas aux moments habituels. Je suis certain que le comité organisateur avait un défit considérable à organiser les présentations et les affiches dans des regroupements logiques. Malgré leur travail acharné, il y aurait certainement des moments que vous aimeriez être à deux endroits en même temps. Je vous encourage à vous organiser avec vos collègues à diviser les présentations et à vous faire des comptes rendus en fin de journée en prenant le breuvage de votre choix.
Dans cette optique, j’aimerais vous signaler que les organisateurs étudiants ont composé un beau guide de survie pour vous aider avec la logistique du congrès : http://genomesbiomes.ca/Home_files/SSG.pdf
L’encan silencieux étudiant PDF ne se déroulera pas lors du banquet final, mais se fera à côté des sessions d’affiches du lundi 26 mai au mercredi 28 mai de 16 :30 à 18 :00 chaque jour. Les dons de tout genre seraient grandement appréciés et peuvent être laissés à l’Inscription ou avec nos conseilleurs étudiants, Angela Shamchuk et Heath MacMillan. Ils aimeraient avoir les items avant 15 :00 lundi, mais vos dons seraient acceptés plus tard et ajoutés à l’encan, si nécessaire. Vous pouvez contacter Angela [email protected] Heath [email protected] si vous avez des questions. SVP venez assister à cet événement bien agréable et soyez témoin du rituel annuel du passage de la poche kangourou à la prochaine présidente de la SCZ.
Séance CRSNG vs Réunion annuelle des membres SCZ. Le comité étudiant et post-doctorat a organisé une réunion assez unique avec les représentants du CRSNG qui portera spécifiquement sur les bourses. Cette rencontre sera en conflit avec la réunion annuelle des membres SCZ (ou il faut voter sur les modifications de notre constitution). Si vous voulez assister à la séance CRSNG et si vous avez des questions spécifiques que vous voudriez soulever à la réunion annuelle de membres de la SCZ, SVP laissez vos conseillers étudiants et post-doctorat le savoir.
Remise des prix de présentation. Normalement ces prix sont présentés lors du banquet final. Comme le lieu du banquet et loin du site de la réunion et comme la réunion est grande, nos prix seraient donnés à divers moments durant le programme. Nous allons probablement présenter les
CSZ BULLETIN Vol. 45, No. 2 Page 11 prix pour lesquels les décisions auraient été arrêtées mercredi en fin d’après midi, directement après la présentation Fry par Glen van der Kraak. D’autres seraient présentés après la présentation jeune investigateur par notre gagnant du Prix Cameron, Erin Cameron. Pour avoir plus de certitude, demandez aux Présidents de section ou aux juges pour les prix à quel moment ils pensent que les présentations seraient faites. Les conseilleurs feront leur possible pour disséminer cette information au fil de la réunion.
J’ai hâte de vous voir à une excellente réunion dans une ville bien agréable.
Pat Walsh, Président (Traduit par Helga Guderley)
List of CSZ Awards / Liste des prix du SCZ
F. E. J. Fry Medal The Fry Award and Medal is given to a Canadian Zoologist who has made an outstanding contribution to knowledge and understanding of an area in zoology, and who is expected to deliver a plenary lecture at the next AGM. Nominations are made to the Chair of the Recognition Committee and must include an up-to-date curriculum vitae, including a list of publications, and a brief statement of the significance of the work for which the candidate is nominated. The nomination package may include a maximum of three letters of support in addition to the nomination letter. Application deadline - the Chair of the Recognition Committee will set a deadline, normally around the middle of November, which will allow the Committee sufficient time to adjudicate the Award before the December meeting of Council. For further detail: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/fry/terms_en.html#top
Médaille F. E. J.Fry La médaille Fry est décernée à un zoologiste canadien qui s'est distingué par son apport aux connaissances et à la compréhension des phénomènes biologiques d'intérêt pour la zoologie. Le médaillé Fry doit être en mesure de donner une conférence plénière lors de la réunion annuelle où la médaille lui est décernée. Procédures de demande ou de nomination. Les mises en candidature sont envoyées au président du comité des distinctions honorifiques et doivent être accompagnées d'un curriculum vitae mis à jour (incluant la liste des publications) et d'une courte lettre décrivant la portée du travail accompli par le candidat. Le dossier de nomination peut inclure un maximum de trois lettres de soutien en plus de la lettre de nomination. Date limite pour poser sa candidature. Le président du comité des distinctions honorifiques décide de la date limite qui se situe normalement à la mi-novembre. La date limite doit pouvoir permettre aux membres du comité de prendre une décision avant la réunion du Conseil de décembre. Pour plus de détails - http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/fry/terms_fr.html#top
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Prix Bob Boutilier pour jeune chercheur Le prix Bob Boutillier pour jeune chercheur vise à encourager et à reconnaître des membres de la SCZ qui ont contribué de manière significative au domaine de la zoologie au cours des cinq premières années de leur premier emploi académique ou professionnel et qui sont considérés comme des “étoiles montantes” dans leur discipline. Un certificat et un prix en argent ou un remboursement en dépenses de voyages ne dépassant pas $1000. Le récipiendaire peut être appelé à présenter une conférence plénière lors de la réunion annuelle de l'année de sa nomination. Procédures de demande ou de nomination. Les mises en nomination devront être déposées auprès du président du comité des distinctions honorifiques. Les personnes mises en nomination doivent être membres en règle au moment de leur nomination. Les mises en nomination peuvent être faites soit par un membre régulier de la SCZ ou par l'un des présidents de l'une des trois sections de la SCZ. Date limite pour poser sa candidature: 1er octobre. Pour plus de détails: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/boutilier/terms_fr.html#top
Bob Boutilier New Investigator Award The Bob Boutillier New Investigator Award is to encourage and honor CSZ members within five years of receiving their first academic or professional appointment. The individual must have made significant contributions to zoology (defined broadly) and to be considered a "rising star" in their field. A scroll and a cash award or reimbursement of expenses not to exceed $1000. The individual will be requested to make a Plenary presentation at the AGM the year of their selection. Application/nomination procedures. Nominations are to be made to the Chair of the Recognition Committee. A nominee must be a CSZ Regular Member in good standing at the time of their nomination. Application deadline, October 1. For further detail: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/boutilier/terms_en.html#top
Distinguished Service Award This Award recognizes members of the CSZ who have contributed enormously to the well being of zoology in Canada by working hard for the CSZ, often well beyond the call of duty, but in ways that are not currently recognized by other Society awards such as those for research (e.g. Fry Medal, Wardle Award) or public education. The award is a scroll and an engraved medal, patterned after the Fry Medal, presented at the AGM. The scroll will identify the contributions of the recipient. Application/nomination procedures. Nominations for the Award may be made to the Chair of the Recognition Committee by any two Society members in good standing. Nominees may not be current members of Council. The nomination should state the rationale for making the nomination. Application deadline. At least one month before the December meeting of Council. For further detail: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/distinguished_service/terms_en.html#top
Médaille de distinction pour services rendus à la SCZ Au cours des années d'existence de la Société, plusieurs de ses membres ont énormément contribué au devenir de la zoologie au Canada en travaillant très fort au sein de la Société canadienne de zoologie, souvent beaucoup plus que ce que l'on était en droit d'attendre d'eux. La Société reconnaît déjà de diverses façons l'excellence en recherche (e. g. Médaille Fry, le prix Wardle). Le style de la médaille sera similaire à celui de la médaille Fry. Le certificat qui y sera joint identifiera la nature de l'implication du récipiendaire. Procédures de demande ou de nomination. Les mises en nominations pour la Médaille de distinction pour services rendus à la Société canadienne de zoologie devront être faites par deux membres en règle de la Société. Les candidats pressentis ne devront pas être en poste au sein du Conseil lors de leur mise en nomination. Les mises en nomination devront être accompagnées des justificatifs et devront être envoyées au Secrétaire de la Société
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Date limite: au moins un mois avant la réunion de décembre du Conseil. Pour plus de détails: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/distinguished_service/terms_fr.html#top
Le prix T. W. M. Cameron pour une thèse de Ph.D. exceptionnelle Ce concours annuel a été institué par la Société canadienne de zoologie pour récompenser l'auteur d'une thèse de doctorat en zoologie jugée exceptionnelle et soumise dans une université canadienne. Le gagnant du prix sera invité à donner une conférence sur le sujet de sa thèse lors de la réunion annuelle de la Société. Il recevra alors un parchemin commémoratif. Procédures de demande ou de nomination: Les mises en candidature sont soumises au président du comité du prix Cameron. Pour être admissible au concours, la thèse doit avoir été acceptée par une université canadienne entre le 1er juillet de l'année précédant la date limite de mise en candidature et le 30 juin de l'année où la candidature est déposée. Date limite pour poser sa candidature: 15 août. Pour plus de détails: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/cameron/terms_fr.html#top
T. W. M. Cameron Outstanding Ph. D. Thesis Award This is an annual award, established by the Canadian Society of Zoologists to recognize the author of an outstanding Ph. D. Thesis in Zoology submitted to a Canadian University. The recipient of the award will be invited to present a lecture on the subject of the dissertation to the Annual General Meeting. He/she will be presented with a commemorative scroll at the time. Application/nomination procedures: Nominations are to be made to the Chair of the Cameron Award Committee. For nomination, a thesis must have been accepted at a Canadian University within the period of July 1 of the year preceding the nomination deadline to June 30 of the year of the nomination deadline. Application deadline: 15 August of each year. For further detail: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/cameron/terms_en.html#top
CSZ Public Awareness Award for an article in the popular press This award is intended to encourage and stimulate increased public awareness of zoology through articles in the popular press that deal with environmental, biological or zoological issues. The article will have been published in any recognized newspaper or periodical available to the public. The award comprises a $100 cash prize and a scroll. If the recipient is not already a member of the Canadian Society of Zoologists, a 1-year free membership will be awarded by the Society. Application/nomination procedures: Nominations or applications should be made to the Chair of the Recognition Committee. Nominations may be made by any CSZ member or may be submitted by the author. The application should include a copy of the article and information about the publication in which it appeared. The article should have been published within the 12 months preceding the deadline. Application deadline: 1 October. For further detail: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/public_awareness/terms_en.html#top
Prix de la presse de la SCZ Ce prix vise à encourager et à promouvoir l'implication des membres de la SCZ à la sensibilisation du public à des sujets d'intérêt pour la zoologie en écrivant des articles de vulgarisation publiés dans la presse populaire sur des sujets touchant l'environnement, la biologie ou la zoologie. Les articles pourront avoir été publiés dans n'importe quel journal reconnu ou
CSZ BULLETIN Vol. 45, No. 2 Page 14 périodique disponible auprès du grand public. Il s'agit d'un prix en argent de $100 accompagné d'un certificat. Le prix est également accompagné d'un abonnement d'un an à la Société, si le récipiendaire n'en est pas membre. Procédures de demande ou de nomination: Les mises en nomination devront être acheminées au président du comité des distinctions honorifiques. Elles peuvent être faites par n'importe quel membre de la SCZ ou par l'auteur. Les demandes devront inclure une copie de l'article et des informations sur le journal ou périodique dans lequel il a été publié. L'article doit avoir été publié dans les douze mois précédant la date limite. Date limite pour poser sa candidature: 1er octobre Pour plus de détails: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/public_awareness/terms_fr.html#top
Prix de vulgarisation scientifique Ce prix vise à reconnaître l'excellence en vulgarisation scientifique dans le domaine de la zoologie. Le prix est d'une valeur en argent de $300 et est accompagné d'un certificat. Un abonnement d'un an à la Société sera également accordé, si le récipiendaire n'en est pas déjà membre. Procédures de demande ou de nomination: Les nominations doivent être envoyées au président du Comité des distinctions honorifiques. Les nominations peuvent être faites par toute personne membre de la SCZ et doivent inclure une justification pour une telle mise en nomination. Date limite pour poser sa candidature: 1er octobre Pour plus de détails: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/public_education/terms_fr.html#top
Public Education Award This award is intended to recognize excellence in public education about zoology. The award comprises a $300 cash prize and a scroll. If the recipient is not already a member of the Canadian Society of Zoologists, a 1-year free membership will be awarded by the Society. Application/nomination procedures: Nominations are to be sent to the Chair of the Recognition Committee. Nominations may be made by any CSZ member and should include the rationale for such nomination. Application deadline: 1 October. For further detail: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/public_education/terms_en.html#top
Leo Margolis Scholarship This scholarship has been established as a memorial to Dr. Leo Margolis, an internationally preeminent parasitologist and a staunch supporter of the Canadian Society of Zoologists since its inception in 1961. The competition for the scholarship is open to any Canadian who is registered in a graduate studies program at a Canadian university at the time the scholarship is taken up and whose research is in the field of fisheries biology. Application/nomination procedures: Applications should be sent to the Chair of the Recognition Committee. Applications should comprise a letter of application, a curriculum vitae, up-to-date copies of University transcripts and a one page research summary (describing either the research that has been done or, for new graduate students, the proposed research plan). Application deadline: 1 November. For further detail: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/margolis/terms_en.html#top
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La bourse Leo Margolis Cette bourse a été instituée à la mémoire du Dr Leo Margolis, un parasitologiste reconnu internationalement et grand partisan de la Société canadienne de zoologie depuis sa fondation en 1961. Le concours pour cette bourse est ouvert à tous les canadiens inscrits dans un programme de cycle supérieur dans une université canadienne au moment où la bourse entre en vigueur et dont le sujet de recherche s'inscrit dans le domaine de la biologie des pêches. Procédures de demande ou de nomination: Les demandes doivent être acheminées au président du comité des distinctions honorifiques. Les demandes doivent inclure une lettre de demande de participation au concours, un curriculum vitae, un relevé de notes universitaires à jour et un résumé de recherche d'une page décrivant la recherche qui est poursuivie ou pour un nouvel étudiant au cycle supérieur, le plan de recherche proposé. Date limite pour poser sa candidature: 1er novembre. Pour plus de détails: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/margolis/terms_fr.html#top
Prix Robert Arnold Wardle Le prix Robert Arnold Wardle est décerné par la Section de Parasitologie et souligne une contribution remarquable dans le domaine de la parasitologie au Canada ou une contribution remarquable d'un canadien au domaine de la parasitologie. Le laureate recevra un certificat et une médaille et doit présenter une conference plénière, normalement donnée à la Conférence annuelle de la SCZ ou autre réunion sanctionnée par l'article PIE. Procédures de demande ou de nomination: Un comité de la Section PIE sollicitera des nominations parmi les membres de la Section. Il acceptera et évaluera d'autres mises en candidature Date limite pour poser sa candidature: 1 Octobre Pour plus de détails: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/wardle/description.html#top
Robert Arnold Wardle Award The Wardle Award normally will be awarded annually for outstanding contributions to Canadian-based research on the fields of study promoted by the PIE Section. The Awardee will receive a scroll and medal (the “Wardle Medal”). The Awardee shall present a lecture (the “Robert Arnold Wardle Invitational Lecture”) that normally will be given at the Annual Conference of the CSZ or other such meeting sanctioned by the PIE Section. Nomination procedure: The Committee of the PIE Section shall seek nominations from the membership of the PIE Section but shall accept and consider all duly made nominations. Nomination Deadline: October 1 For further detail: http://www.csz-scz.ca/awards/wardle/terms_en.html#top
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Appendices / annexes
May/mai 2014 financial statements / états financiers
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Genomes to/aux Biomes 2014 Program/Programme
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GENOMES TO/AUX BIOMES MONTREAL 2014 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE / APERÇU DU PROGRAMME
Sunday, May 25th Monday, May 26 Tuesday, May 27 Wednesday, May 28 Thursday, May 29 Friday May 30 Dimanche 25 mai Lundi 26 mai Mardi 27 mai Mercredi 28 mai Jeudi 29 mai Vendredi 30 mai ALL DAY / EN CONTINU Registration / Inscription
08:00 08:00 Welcome Remarques de bienvenue 08:30 08:30
09:00 8 8 09:00 8 8 Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions 09:30 Séances parallèles Séances parallèles 09:30 Séances parallèles Séances parallèles
10:00 10:00
Break / Pause café Break / Pause café Break / Pause café Break / Pause café Meeting 2 CSZ Council Réunion du comité 2 SCZ Réunion du comité 10:30 10:30
11:00 8 8 11:00 8 8 Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions SWEEET
9:00-13:00 11:30 Séances parallèles Séances parallèles 11:30 Séances parallèles Séances parallèles 11:30
12:00 12:00 12:00 NSERC SCL CSZ / SCZ NSERC CSZ / CSZ / Special presentation / CSEE / SCEE CSZ / PIE CSZ / CMD Business Business Meeting Scholarships & CPB EEE Présentation spéciale Business Meeting Meeting 12:30 2014 DG competition results and how to apply 12:30 12:30 / 2014 DG résultats de la compétition et Meeting / / Réunion Fellowships / Meeting Meeting "Recent developments Meeting / Réunion Réunion instructions pour dépôt des candidatures Réunion d'affaires Bourses Réunion Réunion in the support and use of Réunion 13:00 13:00 science by the Canadian 13:00 8:00-17:30 d'affaires (Annual GM /AGA) d'études d'affaires et de recherches Federal Government" (12:00-14:00) Exhibit / exposition 13:30 9:00-17:30 9:00-18:00 13:30 13:30 SCL Symposium SCL SCL Symposium CSZ Symposium SCZ CSZ Symposium G2B Symposium G2B G2B Symposium CSEE Symposium SCEE CSEE Symposium 12:00-15:00 14:00 8 8 14:00 8 8 14:00
Formation / symposium Formation Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions Journal canadien de zoologie Canadian Journal of Zoology/ Canadian CSEE Executive Meeting / Réunion du conseil de SCEE / Réunion du conseil Meeting CSEE Executive Education Event/Symposium - Event/Symposium Education Exhibit / exposition 14:30 Séances parallèles Exhibit / exposition Séances parallèles Exhibit / exposition 14:30 Séances parallèles Séances parallèles 14:30 CIEE R User Group / Atelier CIEE R User Group CIEE R User / Atelier Group CIEE R User CSZ Council Meeting / Réunion du conseil de SCZ Meeting / Réunion du conseil CSZ Council 15:00 15:00 15:00 Break / Pause café Break / Pause café Break / Pause café Break / Pause café 15:30 15:30 15:30 Plenary / Séance plénière Plenary / Séance plénière Plenary / Séance plénière 15:30-18:30 13:00-17:30 16:00 CSEE / SCEE SCL 16:00 CSZ / SCZ CIEE (10 min) 16:00 Jeff Hutchings Daniel Schindler Glen Van Der Kraak *** Young Investigator Symposium 16:30 16:30 Symposium Jeunes Investigateurs 16:30
15:30-17:30 Poster and Mixer Session 1 Poster and Mixer Session 2 Poster and Mixer Session 3 CSEE / SCEE (1h) CSEE Science Communication / Atelier SCEE / Atelier CSEE Science Communication 17:00 17:00 Réunion du conseil 17:00 1ère séance de présentations sur affiche & 2ème séance de présentations sur affiche & 3ème séance de présentations sur affiche & SCL (30 min)
SCL Executive Meeting / Meeting SCL Executive réseautage réseautage réseautage CSZ / SCZ (1h) 17:30 17:30 *** 17:30 Federal Commissioner of the Environment and CIEE Board meeting Sustainable Development (20 min) 18:00 18:00 Redpath Museum 18:00 Commissaire à l'environnement et / Réunion du CSZ Battle and Holeton Competition / SCZ Prix Battle au dévelopement durable 18:30 comité CIEE 18:30 18:30 G2B Public Outreach Talk Musée Redpath et Holeton CSEE / CSZ / ZET Public Outreach Talk Welcome Reception / 18:00-18:45 Réception de bienvenue 19:00 Séance ouverte au public 19:00 SCEE / SCZ / FEZ Séance ouverte au public 19:00 Catherine Potvin Paul Nicklen 18:30-19:30 18:30-19:30 Closing Reception / Réception de clôture at / au 19:30 19:30 19:30 at / à la Salle Polyvalente, Cœur des Sciences, Pub Night / UQAM, Pavillon (SH) Sherbrooke 20:00 20:00 20:00 Student and Post-doc Soirée au pub Reception / Réception Sucrerie de la Montagne 200 Sherbrooke Ouest, / inscription Registration "Strategies to Succeed" at / au Pickup / Point de départ : Montréal 20:30 at / au 20:30 2200 Mansfield, Montréal 20:30 (métro Place-des-Arts) Session and Mixer / Redpath Museum / Musée RedPath 859 Sherbrooke Ouest, Montréal (métro McGill) (Centre Mont-Royal) 21:00 Soirée étudiante Pub Saint-Paul 21:00 21:00 "Stratégies pour réussir" 124 Saint-Paul Est, (Ticketed event / Réception payante) 21:30 at / au Montréal 21:30 (Ticketed event / Réception payante) 21:30 Bar Le Saint-Sulpice (métro Champ-de-Mars) 1680 Saint-Denis, Montréal (métro Berri-UQAM) 22:00 22:00 22:00
22:30 22:30 22:30 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE DES MATIÈRES
Conference Information ...... p. 3-6 Informations sur la conférence ...... p. 3-6 Social Activities ...... p. 7-8 Activités sociales ...... p. 7-8 Special Events ...... p. 9-12 Événements spéciaux ...... p. 9-12 Conference Program Programme de la conférence Monday, May 26 ...... p. 20-29 Lundi 26 mai ...... p. 20-29 Tuesday, May 27 ...... p. 30-39 Mardi 27 mai ...... p. 30-39 Wednesday, May 28 ...... p. 40-49 Mercredi 28 mai ...... p. 40-49 Thursday, May 29 ...... p. 50-61 Jeudi 29 mai ...... p. 50-61 Poster Session 1 (Monday) ...... p. 63-65 Séance de présentation sur affi che 1 (lundi) ...... p. 63-65 Poster Session 2 (Tuesday) ...... p. 65-66 Séance de présentation sur affi che 2 (mardi) ...... p. 65-66 Poster Session 3 (Wednesday) ...... p. 67-68 Séance de présentation sur affi che 3 (mercredi) ....p. 67-68 Presenting Author Index ...... p. 69-71 Index des présentateurs ...... p. 69-71 Exhibitors...... p. 72-73 Exposants ...... p. 72-73
ORGANIZERS ORGANISATEURS
CO-ORGANIZERS CO-ORGANISATEURS
Alison Derry, Université du Québec à Montréal, Society Alison Derry, Université du Québec à Montréal, Société of Canadian Limnologists de limnologie canadienne Andrew Hendry, McGill University, Canadian Society Andrew Hendry, Université McGill, Société canadienne for Ecology and Evolution d’écologie et évolution Hans Larsson, McGill University, Canadian Society of Hans Larsson, Université McGill, Société canadienne de Zoologists zoologie
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE COMITÉ EXÉCUTIF
Chair: Andrew Hendry, McGill University Président : Andrew Hendry, Université McGill Members: Beatrix Beisner, Université du Québec à Montréal Membres : Beatrix Beisner, Université du Québec à Montréal Christopher Cameron, Université de Montréal Christopher Cameron, Université de Montréal Alison Derry, Université du Québec à Montréal Alison Derry, Université du Québec à Montréal Hans Larsson, McGill University Hans Larsson, Université McGill ORGANIZERS - ORGANISATEURS
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE COMITÉ SCIENTIFIQUE
Chair: Alison Derry, Université du Québec à Montréal Présidente : Alison Derry, Université du Québec à Montréal Members: Christopher Cameron, Université de Montréal Membres : Christopher Cameron, Université de Montréal Steven Kembel, Université du Québec Steven Kembel, Université du Québec à Montréal à Montréal Hans Larsson, McGill University Hans Larsson, Université McGill Edith Pounden, Concordia University Edith Pounden, Université Concordia
GRADUATE STUDENT COMMITTEE COMITÉ DES ÉTUDIANTS DIPLÔMÉS
Chair: Kiyoko Gotanda, McGill University Présidente : Kiyoko Gotanda, Université McGill Members: Frédérique Bélanger-Lépine, Université du Membres : Frédérique Bélanger-Lépine, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières Québec à Trois-Rivières Laurianne Bonin, Université du Québec Laurianne Bonin, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières à Trois-Rivières Ariane Comeau, Université de Montréal Ariane Comeau, Université de Montréal Nicolas Fortin St-Gelais, Université du Nicolas Fortin St-Gelais, Université du Québec à Montréal Québec à Montréal Audrey Gagné-Delorme, Université de Audrey Gagné-Delorme, Université de Sherbrooke Sherbrooke Andrew Harbicht, Concordia University Andrew Harbicht, Université Concordia Pierre-Olivier Jean, Université de Sherbrooke Pierre-Olivier Jean, Université de Sherbrooke Jorge Negrín Dastis, Université du Québec Jorge Negrín Dastis, Université du Québec à Montréal à Montréal Felipe Pérez-Jvostov, McGill University Felipe Pérez-Jvostov, Université McGill Edith Pounden, Concordia University Edith Pounden, Université Concordia
SOCIAL COMMITTEE COMITÉ DU PROGRAMME SOCIAL
Chair: Beatrix Beisner, Université du Québec Présidente : Beatrix Beisner, Université du Québec à Montréal à Montréal Members: Gregor Fussmann, McGill University Membres : Gregor Fussmann, Université McGill Denis Réale, Université du Québec à Montréal Denis Réale, Université du Québec à Montréal
PROMOTIONS COMMITTEE COMITÉ EN CHARGE DE LA PROMOTION
Website: Christopher Cameron, Université de Montréal Site internet : Christopher Cameron, Université de Montréal Design: Hans Larsson, McGill University Conception : Hans Larsson, Université McGill Program: Edith Pounden, Concordia University Programme : Edith Pounden, Université Concordia Logo design: Felipe Pérez-Jvostov, McGill University Conception Felipe Pérez-Jvostov, Université McGill du logo :
GENERAL COMMITTEE COMITÉ GÉNÉRAL
Members: Ehab Abouheif, McGill University Membres : Ehab Abouheif, Université McGill Rowan Barrett, McGill University Rowan Barrett, Université McGill Marco Festa-Bianchet, Université de Sherbrooke Marco Festa-Bianchet, Université de Sherbrooke Dylan Fraser, Concordia University Dylan Fraser, Université Concordia Patrick James, Université de Montréal Patrick James, Université de Montréal Caroline LeBlond, McGill University Caroline LeBlond, Université McGill
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CENTRE MONT-ROYAL CENTRE MONT-ROYAL
Main conference location: Lieu principal de la conférence : Centre Mont-Royal Centre Mont-Royal 2200, rue Mansfi eld, Montréal H3A 3R8 2200, rue Mansfi eld, Montréal H3A 3R8 (also accessible via Sherbrooke) (également accessible via la rue Sherbrooke) http://www.centremontroyal.com/ http://www.centremontroyal.com/
GROUND FLOOR (MANSFIELD ROOMS) REZ-DE-CHAUSSÉE (SALLES MANSFIELD)
Rue Mansfi eld
1ST FLOOR (AUDITORIUM) 1ER ÉTAGE (AUDITORIUM)
Auditorium Rue Sherbrooke Registration Area / Aire d’inscription / Aire Area Registration
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3RD FLOOR (CARTIER AND INTERNATIONAL ROOMS) 3E ÉTAGE (SALLES CARTIER ET INTERNATIONAL)
For posters see Exhibitor fl oor plan (page 72-73). Pour les affi ches voir le plan des exposants (pages 72-73).
4TH FLOOR (MONT-ROYAL ROOMS) 4E ÉTAGE (SALLES MONT-ROYAL)
For posters see Exhibitor fl oor plan (page 72-73). Pour les affi ches voir le plan des exposants (pages 72-73).
OTHER VENUES AUTRES SITES
Welcome Reception Coeur des Sciences, UQAM Réception de bienvenue Coeur des Sciences, UQAM Student Mixer Bar Le Saint-Sulpice Soirée étudiante Bar Le Saint-Sulpice Pub Night Pub St-Paul Soirée au Pub Pub St-Paul Redpath Reception Redpath Museum Réception Redpath Musée Redpath Closing Reception La Sucrerie de la Montagne Réception de clôture La Sucrerie de la Montagne
For more information about the other venues, please refer to Pour de plus amples informations sur ces sites, veuillez vous référer Social Activities (p. 7). à la section Activités sociales (p. 7).
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WI-FI AND MOBILE APP CONNEXION INTERNET SANS FIL ET APPLICATION MOBILE All participants may access wireless internet throughout Centre Mont-Royal. The network name is G2B and the password is Une connexion internet sans fi l est disponible à tous les Montreal2014. If you have any trouble accessing the internet, participants au Centre Mont-Royal. Pour vous connecter, veuillez please visit the registration desk. sélectionner le réseau G2B et saisir le mot de passe Montreal2014. Si vous rencontrez des diffi cultés, veuillez vous adresser au A cross-platform mobile app, featuring speaker information, comptoir d’inscription pour obtenir de l’aide. poster and talk session schedules, and much more, is available here: http://g2b2014.sched.org/ . It is accessible from any device Une application mobile multiplateforme, listant les conférenciers, with an internet browser: smartphones, tablets, laptops, and even les présentations sur affi che, l’horaire détaillé du programme, et desktops. Among other features, the app provides fully searchable bien d’autres informations utiles est disponible à cette adresse : and customizable personal schedules for both talks and posters. http://g2b2014.sched.org/ . Cette application mobile est accessible avec tout type d’appareil connecté à l’internet : téléphone SOCIAL MEDIA (TWITTER, FACEBOOK) intelligent, tablette, ordinateur portatif et fi xe. Parmi toutes les fonctionnalités disponibles, l’application mobile off re une fonction Genomes to/aux Biomes 2014 strives to provide as many channels de recherche dans le programme de la conférence, et la possibilité of interaction as possible among all participants. Follow us on de bâtir son propre agenda pour la conférence, afi n de ne Facebook https://www.facebook.com/genomesauxtobiomes and manquer aucune présentation, qu’elle soit orale ou sur affi che. Twitter https://twitter.com/GenomesBiomes to get last-minute updates and to exchange with fellow scientists. Help us promote MEDIA SOCIAUX (TWITTER, FACEBOOK) our social presence by including those who will not be able to attend but would love to be a part of the Genomes to/aux Biomes La conférence Génomes to/aux Biomes 2014 s’eff orce d’off rir à ses conference! Tweet during the event with the following hashtag: participants de multiples canaux de communication et interaction. #G2B2014. De ce fait, nous vous encourageons à suivre notre page Facebook https://www.facebook.com/genomesauxtobiomes et notre profi le REGISTRATION DESK Twitter https://twitter.com/GenomesBiomes pour avoir accès aux dernières mises à jour et interagir avec vos collègues. Aidez-nous Sunday,Sunday, MaMayy 25:25: à accroître notre présence sur ces réseaux sociaux en partageant 1717:30:30 – 21:3021:30 MainMain hall,hall, CœurCœur desdes Sciences,Sciences, UQAMUQAM votre expérience avec ceux qui ne peuvent pas être à la conférence ! Envoyez vos « tweets » sur la toile lors de la conférence en utilisant Monday, May 26: le hashtag : ##G2B2014. 7:00 – 18:30 Foyer, 1st fl oor, Centre Mont-Royal (CMR)
Tuesday,Tuesday, MMayay 27:27: COMPTOIR D’INSCRIPTION 7:007:00 – 18:0018:00 CentreCentre MMont-Royalont-Royal (C(CMR)MR) DimancheDimanche 2525 maimai : Wednesday, May 28: 117:307:30 – 21:3021:30 MainMain hall,hall, CœurCœur desdes Sciences,Sciences, UQAMUQAM 7:00 – 18:00 Centre Mont-Royal (CMR) Lundi 26 mai : Thursday,Thursday, MaMayy 29:29: 7:00 – 18:30 Foyer, 1er étage, Centre Mont-Royal (CMR) 7:007:00 – 18:0018:00 CentreCentre MoMont-Royalnt-Royal ((CMR)CMR) MardiMardi 27 maimai : Please be sure to wear your name badge at all times. Your badge 7:7:0000 – 18:0018:00 CentreCentre MMont-Royalont-Royal (C(CMR)MR) will be required for admission to all sessions, social events, and Mercredi 28 mai : exhibits. Badges are included in your registration package. If you 7:00 – 18:00 Centre Mont-Royal (CMR) should lose your name badge, please visit the Registration Desk. JeudiJeudi 29 mmaiai : SPEAKER READY ROOM/PRESENTATION UPLOAD 7:007:00 – 18:0018:00 CentreCentre MoMont-Royalnt-Royal ((CMR)CMR)
Location: Centre Mont-Royal ground fl oor, Mansfi eld 6 Veuillez porter votre cocarde en tout temps pendant la conférence. Votre cocarde vous permet d’accéder aux sessions scientifi ques, Authors presenting Monday morning may upload their aux activités sociales, et à l’exposition. Pour recevoir votre cocarde presentations on Sunday during the Welcome Reception at the et le reste de votre matériel, veuillez vous présenter au comptoir Registration Desk. Throughout the remainder of the conference, d’inscription dès votre arrivée à la conférence. we invite speakers to upload their presentations at the Speaker Ready Room no later than 3 hours prior to their scheduled SALON DES CONFÉRENCIERS / presentation time and where possible, the morning or afternoon DÉPÔT DES PRÉSENTATIONS prior. Please bring a copy of your presentation on a USB key or CD-ROM. A volunteer is available to assist with reviewing your Lieu : Rez-de-chaussée du Centre Mont-Royal, salle Mansfi eld 6 presentation. Monday, May 26: ______7:00 – 17:00 Les auteurs présentant le lundi matin sont invités à téléverser leur Tuesday, May 27: ______7:00 – 17:00 présentation le dimanche, durant la réception de bienvenue, au Wednesday, May 28: ______7:00 – 17:00 comptoir d’inscription. Durant la conférence, nous invitons les Thursday, May 29: ______7:00 – 15:00 présentateurs à téléverser leurs présentations dans le salon des
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MESSAGE BOARD conférenciers le jour précédent ou au plus tard 3 heures avant leur présentation. Veillez à prendre une copie de votre présentation sur Two message boards are located near the registration desk. une clé USB ou un CD-ROM. Un volontaire sera présent pour vous assister dans votre préparation. One board is dedicated to the students and the other to general Lundi 26 mai : ______7:00 – 17:00 messages. The boards are a great way for participants to share Mardi 27 mai : ______7:00 – 17:00 resources such as transportation or lodging. Mercredi 28 mai : ______7:00 – 17:00 Jeudi 29 mai : ______7:00 – 15:00 FOOD AND BEVERAGE BABILLARD Coff ee will be served daily in the foyers on the 3rd and the 4th fl oors, in the morning (10:00 – 10:30) and in the afternoon (15:00 – Deux babillards seront disponibles à côté du comptoir 15:30). d’inscription. Un babillard sera dédié aux messages s’adressant aux étudiants, tandis que le second sera consacré aux messages A large number of restaurants for all budgets are available within d’ordre général. Les babillards seront fortement utiles si vous easy walking distance of the Centre Mont-Royal and at the food cherchez ou off rez du transport ou un hébergement. court in the lower level. NOURRITURE ET BOISSON SILENT AUCTION Du café sera servi du lundi au jeudi inclus dans les foyers des 3ème et 4ème étages durant les pauses cafés (10:00 – 10:30 et 15:00 – From Monday, May 26 to Wednesday, May 28 from 16:30 to 18:00, 15:30). at the Registration desk. In the spirit of collaboration, the student councillors from CSZ, Une variété de restaurants pour tous budgets est facilement CSEE and SCL have joined forces in running a silent auction. accessible tout autour mais également au sous-sol du Centre Funds obtained will help to support student events during the Mont-Royal. conference, student travel awards and other initiatives. We hope that you will be able to help with the silent auction by donating VENTE À L’ENCAN SILENCIEUSE items. Donations of any kind would be greatly appreciated, Du lundi 26 mai au mercredi 28 mai de 16:30 à 18:00 ; située à côté science related or not! That includes books, clothing, artwork, du comptoir d’inscription. gift certifi cates and even some rare and exceptional beers! This event is always a lot of fun, so we hope to see you all there. Any Les conseillers étudiants des diff érentes sociétés impliquées se donations may be dropped off at the registration desk or with your sont réunis dans un esprit de pleine collaboration afi n de mettre en student councillors place cette vente à l’encan silencieuse. Les fonds récoltés serviront à venir en aide aux étudiants pendant la conférence, mais aussi à LIMERICK CONTEST fi nancer les bourses de voyage et d’autres initiatives. Le Comité Organisateur vous invite à participer en off rant un article à vendre. Limericks will be collected during the closing banquet. The top Tous les dons seront grandement appréciés, qu’ils soient de nature three, as selected by a panel of highly poetic and totally unbiased scientifi que ou non ! Ceci inclut des livres, vêtements, œuvre d’art, certifi cats cadeaux ou encore des bières rares et/ou exceptionnelles ! student judges, will be read out at the banquet and will receive a Soyez des nôtres pour cet événement apprécié de tous ! bottle of Hendry wine. Tous les dons peuvent être remis au comptoir d’inscription ou à votre conseiller étudiant. POSTER & MIXER SESSIONS CONCOURS DE LIMERICK Three poster & mixer sessions are scheduled Monday to Wednesday, 16:30-18:00, in the Exhibit on the 3rd and 4th fl oors, Toutes les limericks seront recueillies pendant la réception de to allow authors to present their posters and interact with other clôture. Un panel de juges, composé d’étudiants amoureux de conference participants. The poster sessions are held in the poésie et objectifs, désignera les 3 meilleures limericks qui seront foyers of the 3rd and the 4th fl oors. One drink is included with lues à la fi n de la réception de clôture. Les auteurs des limericks registration and a cash bar will be open during the poster sessions. sélectionnées recevront une bouteille de vin Hendry. SÉANCES DE PRÉSENTATIONS SUR AFFICHE Poster Set-up: ______7:00-8:00 (Mon), 7:30-8:30 (Tue-Wed) ET RÉSEAUTAGE Daily Poster Removal: ______18:00 – 20:00 Trois séances de présentations sur affi che et réseautage sont programmées du lundi au mercredi, de 16:30 à 18:00 dans l’aire d’exposition des foyers du 3e et 4e étages. Ces séances seront l’occasion pour les participants d’accéder aux présentations sur affi che mais également d’interagir avec les auteurs et leurs pairs. Une boisson par session est incluse dans vos frais d’inscription et un bar payant sera disponible lors de ces séances.
Montage des présentations sur affi che : ______7:00-8:00 (lun), 7:30-8:30 (mar-mer) Démontage journalier des présentations sur affi che : ______18:00 – 20:00 6 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ACTIVITÉS SOCIALES
WELCOME RECEPTION RÉCEPTION DE BIENVENUE
Date: Sunday, May 25 Date : Dimanche 25 mai Time: 18:00 – 21:30 Heure : 18:00 – 21:30 Location: Salle Polyvalente, Cœur des Sciences, UQAM, Lieu : Salle Polyvalente, Cœur des Sciences, UQAM, Pavillon (SH) Sherbrooke Pavillon (SH) Sherbrooke 200 Sherbrooke Ouest 200 Sherbrooke Ouest Montréal H2X 3P2 (métro Place-des-Arts) Montréal H2X 3P2 (arrêt de métro Place-des-Arts) Price: Free. This activity is included with the conference Prix : inclus dans vos frais d’inscription. registration. SOIRÉE ÉTUDIANTE STUDENT MIXER Date : Lundi 26 mai Date: Monday, May 26 Heure : à partir de 19:45 Time: From 19:45 Lieu : Bar Le Saint-Sulpice Location: Bar Le Saint-Sulpice 1680 Saint-Denis 1680 Saint-Denis Montréal H2X 3K6 (arrêt de métro Berri-UQAM) Montréal H2X 3K6 (métro Berri-UQAM) Prix : à la consommation Price: No cover charge Sous le thème « Être le meilleur : des pistes pour le succès », cette Under the theme “How to be the best: Strategies for success”, this séance et soirée de réseautage sera une occasion unique pour les session and mixer will provide students with a unique opportunity étudiants de rencontrer et discuter avec des post-doctorants et to meet with postdocs and professors of diverse backgrounds to professeurs provenant d’horizons divers sur les prérequis pour une discuss aspects of successful careers in research. carrière réussie en recherche.
Situated in Montréal’s lively Latin Quarter, Saint-Sulpice pub has Situé dans le quartier latin, le pub Le Saint-Sulpice est un lieu something for everyone, including multiple bars, dance fl oors, rassembleur, proposant de nombreux bars, des pistes de dance, atmospheric rooms and one of the largest terrasses in Montréal. des ambiances diff érentes selon les salles, ainsi qu’une des plus grandes terrasses de Montréal. PUB NIGHT SOIRÉE AU PUB Date: Tuesday, May 27 Time: From 19:00 Date : Mardi 27 mai Location: Pub St-Paul Heure : à partir de 19:00 124 Saint-Paul Est Lieu : Pub St-Paul Montréal H2Y 1G6 (métro Champ-de-Mars) 124 Saint-Paul Est Price: No cover charge Montréal H2Y 1G6 (arrêt de métro Champ-de-Mars) Prix : à la consommation Pub night is open to all, and an ideal opportunity to network, participate in activities and talk science while enjoying drink La soirée au pub est ouverte à tous. Cette soirée sera l’occasion specials and poutine! Located on Saint-Paul Street in beautiful Old idéale de réseauter avec vos pairs, de participer aux activités Montréal, the pub is easily accessed by metro (Champ-de-Mars, organisées ainsi que de discuter de vos travaux tout en savourant orange line) or, for those who like a good walk, by foot (approx. 30 une bière et une poutine ! Situé sur la rue Saint-Paul, au Cœur du minutes from Centre Mont-Royal). Come and experience classic Vieux-Montréal, le pub est facilement accessible en métro (ligne Montréal: drinks with friends (new and old) in a historic setting orange, arrêt de métro Champ-de-Mars). Pour ceux qui préfèrent under the stars. marcher, il faut compter environ 30 minutes entre le Centre Mont-Royal et le pub. Joignez-vous à nous pour découvrir cette expérience montréalaise typique : partager un bon moment avec des amis (jeunes ou moins jeunes), dans un lieu plein d’histoire à ciel ouvert.
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 7 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES - ACTIVITÉS SOCIALES
REDPATH RECEPTION RÉCEPTION AU MUSÉE REDPATH
Date: Wednesday, May 28 Date : Mercredi 28 mai Time: 19:45 – 22:45 Heure : 19:45 – 22:45 Location: Redpath Museum Lieu : Musée Redpath 859 Sherbrooke Ouest 859 Sherbrooke Ouest Montréal H3A 0C4 (métro Peel) Montréal H3A 0C4 (métro Peel) Price: SOLD OUT Prix : COMPLET
Please join us for a reception with National Geographic Rendez-vous au musée Redpath de l’université McGill pour photographer Paul Nicklen at McGill University’s historic Redpath rencontrer Paul Nicklen, photographe au National Geographic. Museum. The event will follow Paul Nicklen’s public talk at the Cette réception suivra la présentation que Paul Nicklen donnera Centre Mont-Royal. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet au Centre Mont-Royal lors des séances ouvertes au public. Les Paul and to explore the Museum after hours. participants auront l’occasion de rencontrer Paul et de visiter le musée privatisé pour l’occasion. Wine from Hendry Ranch Wines, Napa Valley, California will be available for purchase. Mike Hendry, Vineyard Manager and Head Le vin produit par les vignobles Hendry Ranch Wine à Napa Valley of Marketing, will be present and happy to talk with you about en Californie sera en vente sur place. Mike Hendry, gérant du wine (www.hendrywines.com). vignoble et responsable marketing, sera présent pour répondre à vos questions sur le vin (www.hendrywines.com). CLOSING RECEPTION RÉCEPTION DE CLÔTURE Date: Thursday, May 29 Time: 18:30 – 1:00 Date : Jeudi 29 mai Location: Sucrerie de la Montagne Heure : 18:30 – 1:00 300 Chemin Saint-Georges Lieu : Sucrerie de la Montagne Rigaud J0P 1P0 300 Chemin Saint-Georges Price: SOLD OUT Rigaud J0P 1P0 Note: Coach transfer will depart at Prix : COMPLET 18:30 from 2200 Mansfi eld Street Note : Depart des autobus prévu à 18h30 au débarcadaire du 2200 rue Mansfi eld. Join us for a unique evening of traditional Québécois hospitality, with a multi-course dinner, drinks and dance in a naturally Venez partager cette expérience traditionnelle québécoise, gorgeous maple forest setting. et savourez un repas copieux, et dansez au son de musique traditionnelle au cœur d’une magnifi que forêt d’érables.
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8 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL SPECIAL EVENTS ÉVÉNEMENTS SPÉCIAUX
INVITED SPEAKERS CONFÉRENCIERS INVITÉS
Detailed lists of symposium titles and times can be found in the La liste détaillée des horaires et thèmes des symposia se trouve daily schedule. dans l’horaire par journée.
All Public Outreach talks are open to conference attendees and to Toutes les séances ouvertes au public sont ouvertes aux the general public. participants et au public en général.
MONDAY, MAY 26 LUNDI 26 MAI
CSEE Symposium 8:30 – 15:00 | Auditorium Symposium SCEE 8:30 – 15:00 | Auditorium
Biodiversity change across spatial scales during Biodiversity change across spatial scales during the Anthropocene the Anthropocene Moderated by Isla Myers-Smith Animé par Isla Myers-Smith
INV-01 Isla H. Myers-Smith, University of Edinburgh INV-01 Isla H. Myers-Smith, University of Edinburgh
INV-02 Mark Vellend, Université de Sherbrooke INV-02 Mark Vellend, Université de Sherbrooke
INV-03 Julia K. Baum, University of Victoria INV-03 Julia K. Baum, University of Victoria
INV-04 Jeremy T. Kerr, University of Ottawa INV-04 Jeremy T. Kerr, University of Ottawa
INV-05 Graham Bell, McGill University INV-05 Graham Bell, McGill University
INV-06 Mary I. O’Connor, University of British Columbia INV-06 Mary I. O’Connor, University of British Columbia
INV-07 Brian McGill, University of Maine INV-07 Brian McGill, University of Maine
Eff ects of community diversity and composition on Eff ects of community diversity and composition on evolutionary change evolutionary change Moderated by Elizabeth Kleynhans Animé par Elizabeth Kleynhans
INV-08 Elizabeth J. Kleynhans, University of British Columbia INV-08 Elizabeth J. Kleynhans, University of British Columbia
INV-09 Mark C. Urban, University of Connecticut INV-09 Mark C. Urban, University of Connecticut
INV-10 Martin M. Turcotte, University of Toronto at Mississauga INV-10 Martin M. Turcotte, University of Toronto at Mississauga
INV-11 Sinead Collins, University of Edinburgh INV-11 Sinead Collins, University of Edinburgh
INV-12 Andrew Gonzalez, McGill University INV-12 Andrew Gonzalez, McGill University
CSEE Plenary 15:30 – 16:30 | Auditorium Séance plénière de SCEE 15:30 – 16:30 | Auditorium
From tangled banks to tangled priorities: Ecology, evolution, From tangled banks to tangled priorities: Ecology, evolution, and the communication of science and the communication of science
INV-13 Jeff rey Hutchings, Dalhousie University INV-13 Jeff rey Hutchings, Dalhousie University
G2B Public Outreach Lecture 18:30 – 19:30 | Auditorium Séance ouverte au public G2B 18:30 – 19:30 | Auditorium
Halting deforestation: One piece of the climate mitigation Halting deforestation: One piece of the climate mitigation puzzle puzzle
INV-14 Catherine Potvin, McGill University @Dialogsustainab INV-14 Catherine Potvin, McGill University @Dialogsustainab
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 9 SPECIAL EVENTS - ÉVÉNEMENTS SPÉCIAUX
TUESDAY, MAY 27 MARDI 27 MAI
SCL Symposium 8:30 – 15:00 | Auditorium Symposium SCL 8:30 – 15:00 | Auditorium
From lakes to coastal zones – Integrating aquatic ecosystems From lakes to coastal zones – Integrating aquatic ecosystems at diff erent scales at diff erent scales Moderated by Alison Derry Animé par Alison Derry
INV-15 Jules M. Blais, University of Ottawa INV-15 Jules M. Blais, University of Ottawa
INV-16 Karen Kidd, University of New Brunswick INV-16 Karen Kidd, University of New Brunswick
INV-17 Roxane Maranger, Université de Montréal, GRIL INV-17 Roxane Maranger, Université de Montréal, GRIL
INV-18 Beatrix Beisner, Université du Québec à Montréal INV-18 Beatrix Beisner, Université du Québec à Montréal
INV-19 Shelley E. Arnott, Queen’s University INV-19 Shelley E. Arnott, Queen’s University
INV-20 Warwick F. Vincent, CEN, Université Laval INV-20 Warwick F. Vincent, CEN, Université Laval
SCL Plenary 15:30 – 16:30 | Auditorium Séance plénière de SCL 15:30 – 16:30 | Auditorium
Prediction, prescription, precaution and management in a Prediction, prescription, precaution and management in a rapidly changing world rapidly changing world
INV-21 Daniel Schindler, University of Washington INV-21 Daniel Schindler, University of Washington
Special presentation 18:30 – 18:45 | 3rd Floor, Cartier Foyer Présentation speciale 18:30 – 18:45 | 3e étage, foyer Cartier
CSZ Battle and Holeton Poster Competition Concours d’affi ches SCZ Battle et Holeton
WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 MERCREDI 28 MAI
CSZ Symposium 8:30 – 15:00 | Auditorium Symposium SCZ 8:30 – 15:00 | Auditorium
Crossing Boundaries and Building Bridges - Integrative Crossing Boundaries and Building Bridges - Integrative Zoology Zoology Moderated by Chris Cameron & Angela Shamchuk Animé par Chris Cameron & Angela Shamchuk
INV-22 Robert Shadwick, University of British Columbia INV-22 Robert Shadwick, University of British Columbia
INV-23 Richard E. Lee Jr., Miami University INV-23 Richard E. Lee Jr., Miami University
INV-24 Kevin L. Campbell, University of Manitoba INV-24 Kevin L. Campbell, University of Manitoba
INV-25 Adam Summers, University of Washington INV-25 Adam Summers, University of Washington
INV-26 Leonard J. Foster, University of British Columbia INV-26 Leonard J. Foster, University of British Columbia
INV-27 Tyrone Hayes, University of California, Berkeley INV-27 Tyrone Hayes, University of California, Berkeley
Special presentation 12:00 – 13:30 | Auditorium Présentation spéciale 12:00 – 13:30 | Auditorium
Recent developments in the support and use of science by the Recent developments in the support and use of science by the Canadian Federal Government Canadian Federal Government Scott Findlay, University of Ottawa Scott Findlay, University of Ottawa
10 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL SPECIAL EVENTS - ÉVÉNEMENTS SPÉCIAUX
CSZ Wardle Lecture 13:30 – 14:30 | Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) Conférence Wardle de SCZ 13:30 – 14:30 | Mont-Royal 2 (MR2)
Through the looking glass and beyond: Studies of parasitism, Through the looking glass and beyond: Studies of parasitism, immunity, and ecology of dragonfl ies immunity, and ecology of dragonfl ies
MR2-48 Mark Forbes, Carleton University MR2-48 Mark Forbes, Carleton University
CSZ Plenary 15:30 – 16:30 | Auditorium Séance plénière de SCZ 15:30 – 16:30 | Auditorium
The sex lives of fi sh: Science, policy and beyond The sex lives of fi sh: Science, policy and beyond
INV-28 Glen Van Der Kraak, University of Guelph INV-28 Glen Van Der Kraak, University of Guelph
CSEE / CSZ / ZET Séance ouverte au public Public Outreach Lecture 18:30 – 19:30 | Auditorium SCEE / SCZ / FEZ 18:30 – 19:30 | Auditorium
Polar Obsession Polar Obsession
INV-29 Paul Nicklen, National Geographic Society @PaulNicklen INV-29 Paul Nicklen, National Geographic Society @PaulNicklen
Sponsored by: Commanditée par :
THURSDAY, MAY 29 JEUDI 29 MAI
G2B Symposium 8:30 – 15:00 | Auditorium Symposium G2B 8:30 – 15:00 | Auditorium
From genomes to biomes Génomes aux biomes Moderated by Andrew Hendry Animé par Andrew Hendry
INV-31 Patrik Nosil, University of Sheffi eld INV-31 Patrik Nosil, University of Sheffi eld
INV-32 Zoe Finkel, Mount Allison University INV-32 Zoe Finkel, Mount Allison University
INV-33 Anja Geitmann, Université de Montréal INV-33 Anja Geitmann, Université de Montréal
INV-34 Fanie Pelletier, Université de Sherbrooke INV-34 Fanie Pelletier, Université de Sherbrooke
INV-35 Paul Del Giorgio, Université du Québec à Montréal INV-35 Paul Del Giorgio, Université du Québec à Montréal
INV-36 Joe Bailey, University of Tennessee INV-36 Joe Bailey, University of Tennessee
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 11 SPECIAL EVENTS - ÉVÉNEMENTS SPÉCIAUX
Young Investigator Symposium 15:30 – 18:30 | Auditorium Symposium Jeunes Investigateurs 15:30 – 18:30 | Auditorium
Excellence in upcoming Canadian scientists in the biological Excellence in upcoming Canadian scientists in the biological sciences sciences Moderated by Beatrix Beisner Animé par Beatrix Beisner
INV-37 Peter R. Leavitt, University of Regina INV-37 Peter R. Leavitt, University of Regina
INV-38 Jennifer Sunday, University of British Columbia INV-38 Jennifer Sunday, University of British Columbia
INV-39 Rowan D.H. Barrett, McGill University INV-39 Rowan D.H. Barrett, McGill University
INV-40 Dominic Vachon, Université du Québec à Montréal INV-40 Dominic Vachon, Université du Québec à Montréal
INV-41 Erin Cameron, University of Helsinki INV-41 Erin Cameron, University of Helsinki
INV-42 Julie Gelfand, Federal Commissioner of the INV-42 Julie Gelfand, Federal Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development Environment and Sustainable Development
SOCIETY GENERAL BUSINESS MEETINGS RÉUNIONS GÉNÉRALES D’AFFAIRES DES SOCIÉTÉS
All Society members welcome and encouraged to attend. Tous les membres sont fortement encouragés à participer à ces réunions. SCL Business Meeting Tuesday, May 27 12:00 – 13:30 | Cartier 1 Réunion générale SCL Mardi 27 mai 12:00 – 13:30 | Cartier 1 CSZ Business Meeting Tuesday, May 27 12:00 – 13:30 | Mont-Royal 1 Réunion générale SCZ Mardi 27 mai 12:00 – 13:30| Mont-Royal 1 CSZ/CPB Meeting Wednesday, May 28 12:00 – 13:30 | Mont-Royal 1 Réunion SCZ/CPB Mercredi 28 mai 12:00 – 13:30 | Mont-Royal 1 CSZ/EEE Meeting Wednesday, May 28 12:00 – 13:30 | Mansfi eld 5 Réunion SCZ/EEE Mercredi 28 mai 12:00 – 13:30 | Mansfi eld 5 CSEE Business Meeting Thursday, May 29 12:00 – 13:30 | Cartier 1 Réunion d’Aff aires SCEE Jeudi 29 mai 12:00 – 13:30 | Cartier 1 CSZ/PIE Meeting Thursday, May 29 12:00 – 13:30 | International 1 Réunion SCZ/PIE Jeudi 29 mai 12:00 – 13:30 | International 1 CSZ/CMD Meeting Thursday, May 29 12:00 – 13:30 | International 2 Réunion SCZ/CMD Jeudi 29 mai 12:00 – 13:30 | International 2
COUNCIL MEETING RÉUNION DU CONSEIL CIEE Board Meeting Tuesday, May 27 17:30 – 19:30 | Redpath Museum Réunion du comité CIEE Mardi 27 mai 17:30 – 19:30 | Musée Redpath CSZ Council Meeting 2 Friday, May 30 8:30 – 11:30 | Redpath Museum 2ème Réunion du conseil SCZ Friday, May 30 8:30 – 11:30 | Musée Redpath
WORKSHOPS ATELIERS NSERC / 2014 DG competition Monday, May 26 results and how to apply 12:00 – 14:00 | Mansfi eld 5 NSERC / 2014 DG résultats du concours Lundi 26 mai et instructions de participation 12:00 – 14:00 | Mansfi eld 5 NSERC / Scholarships & Fellowships Tuesday, May 27 12:00 – 13:30 | International 1 NSERC / Bourses d’études et de recherches Mardi 27 mai 12:00 – 13:30 | International 1
12 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL CONFERENCE PROGRAM / PROGRAMME DE LA CONFÉRENCE
Keyword Ellipses Ellipses des mots-clefs Ordination of keyword co-occurrence in submitted presentations. L’ordination de cooccurrence de mots-clefs dans les présentations Ellipses represent 95% confi dence intervals around presentations soumises. Les ellipses représentent des intervalles de confi ance submitted by members of diff erent societies. de 95 % autour des présentations soumises par les membres des diff érentes sociétés.
Interface flux SCL Trophic dynamics Biogeochemistry Food webs WatershedsRemediation Community ecology Resilience Aquatic ecology Biodiversity Competiton Contaminants Macroecology Ecosystems Freshwater ecology Ecological modelling Nitrogen Metacommunity CompetitionPredator−prey dynamicsToxicology Terrestrial ecology Functional ecologyClimate change Environmental stressors Invasive speciesLand use change Marine ecology Biogeography Ammonia Species interactions and co−evolution Ecosystem services Physiology Transport Fisheries Homeostasis Forest ecology Population ecology Plant ecology Metabolism Endocrinology Parasitism / symbiosis Comparative physiology Conservation Immunology Disease Molecular physiology/ Landscape ecology Science education Habitat selection biomics Landscape genetics Insect biology Development Entomology Adaptation Phenotypic plasticity Contemporary evolution Evolutionary ecology Animal ecology Forest management Neurobiology Ethology Morphology / biomechanics PhylogeographyEcological genetics Genomics Life history Behaviour Population genetics Reproduction Energy transfers Speciation / hybridization Morphology / biomechancs Quantitative genetics Evolutionary theory Sexual selection and mating systems Evo−devo Phylogenetics Social learning Molecular evolution Paleontology Bioinformatics CSZ Evolutionary genetics Macroevolution Systematics CSEE
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 19 MONDAY MAY 26
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
CSEE Symposium: Biodiversity change across Invasions I / Envahissement I Climate Change and Reproductive Isolation / spatial scales during the Anthropocene / Biodiversity / Changement Isolement reproductif Symposium SCEE : Changement de la climatique et biodiversité biodiversité à différentes échelles spatiales au cours de l’anthropocène
Moderator/Modérateur Isla H. Myers-Smith
Welcome / Bienvenue Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur 8:00 Erin Cameron Dawn Bazely Philip McLoughlin
8:30 08:30 - 08:40 MR1-01 MR2-01 IN1-01 Clash of the Titans: Predicting Shifting synchrony: How Reproductive isolation INV-01 the coexistence of two climate change alters the between lake and stream Biodiversity change across spatial scales dominant invaders timing of species interactions threespine stickleback during the anthropocene Michael Ton, Robin G. Heather M. Kharouba, Johan Dieta Hanson, Andrew Isla H. Myers-Smith, Mark Vellend Marushia, Marc W. Cadotte Ehrlen, Kjell Bolmgren, Jenica Hendry, Rowan Barrett, Allen, Elizabeth Wolkovich Jean-Sebastien Moore, Eric Taylor
08:40 - 09:00
INV-02 A global meta-analysis reveals no net change in local-scale plant biodiversity 8:45 over time MR1-02 MR2-02 IN1-02 Long-term ecological Climate refugia: An Are female reproductive Mark Vellend consequences of the examination of local tactics growth dependent in introduced Peacock bass, population persistence and kokanee salmon? Cichla monoculus, in Panama extinction among avian species Yelin Xu, Yolanda Morbey Diana Sharpe, Luis Fernando De Leon, Mark Torchin Laura Coristine, Renee Catullo, Paul Galpern, Andrew Plowright, Simon Ferrier, Arne Mooers, Jeremy Kerr
9:00 09:00 - 09:20 MR1-03 MR2-03 IN1-03 Exotic Asteraceae escape Utilizing germination Spatially dynamic sex ratios in INV-03 enemy pressure near northern parameters to determine Sable Island horses from Marine biodiversity in a changing world range limits adaptation to predicted future interacting effects of local climate scenarios density, habitat, and weather Julia K. Baum, Jana M. McPherson, Ivor Krystal Nunes, Colin Cassin, D. Williams, Logan D. Wiwchar, Mairin Peter Kotanen Michael P. Schellenberg, Philip D. McLoughlin , Jeff A. Deith, Melissa Kehler Manning, Sarah A. Medill James P.W. Robinson, Mark Vellend, Russell E. Brainard
9:15 MR1-04 MR2-04 IN1-04 Not the end of the story: Global climate change Male competition generates Purple loosestrife populations impacts on bumblebees fitness landscapes that 20 years after the introduction across Europe and North explain forward and reverse of biological control America over the past century speciation 09:20 - 09:40 Excedera St. Louis, Risa Alana Pindar, Paul Galpern, Janette W. Boughman, Jason INV-04 Sargent Jeremy T. Kerr Keagy, Liliana Lettieri Human footprint, climate change, and rapid pollinator population losses in North America and Europe
Jeremy T. Kerr, Diane Debinski, Alana Taylor-Pindar, Paul Galpern
20 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL LUNDI 26 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
Evolutionary Genetics / Invertebrate Development / Behaviour: Personality and Aquatic Ecosystems in a Contaminants and Fish I / Génétique évolutive Développement des invertébrés Signalling / Changing World: Nutrients Contaminants et poissons I Éthologie : personnalité et and Primary Producers / signalisation Les écosystèmes aquatiques dans un monde changeant : nutriments et producteurs primaires
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Adam Chippindale Richard A. Palmer Peter Hurd Marianne Bachand Patrice Couture
IN2-01 CA1-01 CA2-01 MF2-01 MF5-01 Heterozygosity fitness Epigenetics, developmental Range-dependent flexibility in Coastal defense structures: MHC evolution in fish exposed correlations and identity plasticity and transitions in the acoustic field of view of Ecological factors determining to varying levels of aquatic disequlibrium: A metaanalysis larval evolution echolocating whales their quality as artificial contaminants habitats for epibiota Joshua M. Miller, David W. Glenys Gibson Danuta M. Wisniewska, John Erika Crispo, Silvia Rodriguez, Coltman M. Ratcliffe, Kristian Filippo Ferrario, Ljiljana Keith Thomas, Karina Beedholm, Christian B. Iveša, Beth Strain, Shimrit Shendrik, Haley Tunna, Christensen, Mark Johnson, Perkolo-Finkel, Laura Airoldi Sean Rogers Jens C. Koblitz, Magnus Wahlberg, Peter T. Madsen
IN2-02 CA1-02 CA2-02 MF2-02 MF5-02 Genome-wide patterns of Injection of vivo morpholino Mechanics and function of Marine mussel beds: A case Physiological approaches to recombination in the oligonucleotides into complex acoustic signals in study to better understand predicting chronic copper opportunistic pathogen, developing sea urchin the red turpentine beetle the role of habitat geometry toxicity to rainbow trout Pseudomonas aeruginosa rudiments: A technique for (Dendroctonus valens) on community dynamics manipulating development of Chris M. Wood, Jasim Jeremy Dettman, Nicolas juvenile tissues Amanda A. Lindeman, Jayne Laurence Paquette, Frederic Chowdhury, Tania Ng, Scott Rodrigue, Rees Kassen, E. Yack Guichard, Philippe Smith Andreas Heyland, Jason Archambault Hodin, Cory Bishop
IN2-03 CA1-03 CA2-03 MF2-03 MF5-03 The effect of genetic quality Growing a shell: How do snails Developmental influence on Surf's up! Waves affect the Effet d’une exposition à deux on the mutation rate, control shell ornamentation? personality as a life history swimming performance of facteurs de stress combinés : estimated from genome trait marine fish une forte température et deux sequences of mutation Nicole B. Webster, A. Richard contaminants métalliques (Cd accumulation lines Palmer Peter L. Hurd, Michele K. Sandra A. Binning, et Ni) sur la composition des Moscicki Dominique G. Roche, Mark K. acides gras membranaires et Nathaniel Sharp, Aneil F. Taylor, Jacob L. Johansen, le système de défense Agrawal Paolo Domenici, John F. antioxydant Steffensen Mariem Fadhlaoui, Patrice Couture
IN2-04 CA1-04 CA2-04 MF2-04 MF5-04 Genetic interactions between Phylogenetic history of two Exploring the link between Sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus Protective effect of metal beneficial mutations in sea urchin larval neural dopamine and novelty droebachiensis) demography mixtures containing nickel or Saccharomyces cerevisiae structures: The apical sensory seeking across generations in across the Estuary and Gulf of zinc on cadmium-induced organ and the adoral lobe a teleost fish, the Trinidadian Saint Lawrence olfactory dysfunction in Jasmine Ono, Aleeza guppy (Poecilia reticulata) rainbow trout Gerstein, Sarah P. Otto, Katelyn MacNeil, Cory Bishop Carla Narvaez, Ladd Johnson, Alex De Serrano, Helen Rodd Bernard Sainte-Marie William A. Dew, Greg G. Pyle
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 21 MONDAY MAY 26
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
9:30 09:20 - 09:40 MR1-05 MR2-05 IN1-05 Evidence that invasive Experimental climate Assortative mating and INV-04 earthworms play major role change alters Collembolan divergence in a fish Human footprint, climate change, in forest seedbank dynamics community composition characterized by a trophic and rapid pollinator population and body size distributions polymorphism losses in North America and Europe Colin M. Cassin, Peter M. Kotanen Matthew S. Turnbull, Zoë Scott Colborne, Shawn Jeremy T. Kerr, Diane Debinski, Lindo Garner, Fred Longstaffe, Alana Taylor-Pindar, Paul Galpern Bryan Neff
09:40 - 10:00
INV-05 Experimental community rescue in a microbial microcosm 9:45 MR2-06 IN1-06 Graham Bell, Andrew Gonzalez, Etienne 10 years after: Climate and Characterization of a gene Low-Decarie, Andrea Lofano landuse change affect influencing behavioural Odonata community isolation between species composition Ryan Calhoun, Stephen Aaron Hall, Dan Bert, Chen, Tara Edwards, Lenore Fahrig, Marie-Josée Meghan Laturney, Amanda Fortin Moehring
10:00 BREAK
CSEE Symposium: Invasions II / Envahissement II Niches Pollination and Reproduction Biodiversity change across spatial / Pollinisation et reproduction scales during the Anthropocene / Symposium SCEE : Changement de la biodiversité à différentes échelles spatiales au cours de l’anthropocène
Moderator/Modérateur Isla H. Myers-Smith Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Ladd Johnson Azim Mallik Marc Johnson
10:30 - 10:50 MR1-06 MR2-07 IN1-07 10:30 Origin matters: Non-native The ecological niche: A history Below the surface: Do INV-06 species are more disruptive of simultaneous diversity and mycorrhizal associations Diversity in coastal marine communities: than natives unity in research influence pollination in low Species richness, diversity and human bush blueberry? activities Anthony Ricciardi Michael Pedruski, Gregor Fussmann, Andrew Gonzalez Irene McKechnie, Risa Mary I. O'Connor, Jarrett Byrnes, Sargent Robin Elahi
10:45 MR1-07 MR2-08 IN1-08 The consequences of Discovering the climatic Density-dependent nonnative omnivory niche: A combined spatial and reproduction of forest herbs temporal approach in logged landscapes – local Monica Granados, Gregor F. vs. landscape effects on seed 10:50 - 11:10 Fussmann Christopher Searcy, size H. Bradley Shaffer INV-07 Sarah Johnson, Ralph Cartar Diversity trends - scale and structure matter
22 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL LUNDI 26 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
IN2-05 CA1-05 CA2-05 MF2-05 MF5-05 Recognizing the signs of Evolution of predatory Juvenile personality correlates Multi-century ice dynamics of Subcellular partitioning and balancing selection in the feeding ingastropods: with characteristics of the Lake Suwa and Tornio River: metabolic consequences of honey bee genome Emergence of a complex early postnatal environment Climate change, large-scale exposure to a mixture of feeding system from a in free-living North climate drivers, and weather cadmium and nickel in yellow Brock Harpur, Amro Zayed developmental novelty American red squirrels perch (Perca flavescens) Sapna Sharma, Jonathan Brenda Hookham, Louise Amanda Kelley, Murray Ruppert, John Magnuson Ophelie Drevet, Peter G.C. Page Humphries, Andrew McAdam, Campbell, Patrice Couture Stan Boutin
IN2-06 CA1-06 CA2-06 MF2-06 MF5-06 Association mapping Morphological clues to a Threats of predation and Development of an integrated Quantification of polycyclic reveals the evolutionary mirrorimage developmental parasitism on tadpole habitat model of Rainy and musks HHCB and AHTN in forces maintaining genetic organizer on the wing foraging behaviour: Which Namakan Lakes fathead minnows from variation for gene expression surfaces of Vanessa enemy to avoid? Edmonton, North butterflies Marianne Bachand, Jean Saskatchewan River, around Emily B. Josephs, Young Janet Koprivnikar, Laura Morin, Marie-Andrée Gold Bar Wastewater Wha Lee, John R. Roohollah Abbasi, Jeffrey M. Penalva Tougas-Tellier, Valérie Treatment Plant Stinchcombe, Stephen I. Marcus Ouellet, Olivier Champoux, Wright Patrice Fortin, Sylvain Martin, Claudine Lefebvre, Linda Julio Novia Kimpe, Vance Trudeau, Jules Blais, Chris Metcalfe
PAUSE
Population Genetics / Aquatic Ecosystems in a Behaviour: Competition and Invertebrate Neurobiology / Contaminants and Fish II / Génétique des populations Changing World: Nutrients and Cooperation / Neurobiologie des invertébrés Contaminants et poissons II Primary Producers / Les Éthologie : compétition écosystèmes aquatiques dans et coopération un monde changeant : nutriments et producteurs primaires
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Howard Rundle Andre L Martel Jeff Bowman Russell Wyeth Craig Purchase
IN2-07 CA1-07 CA2-07 MF2-07 MF5-07 Evolution and origin of Changes in net anthropogenic Temperature-mediated Orienteering slugs: A potential Lampricide (TFM) exposure sympatric shallow-water phosphorus inputs to the St. changes inbody size in role for magnetoreception in impairs the olfactory response morphotypes of lake trout, Lawrence basin over the last Daphnia pulex: The role of primarily odourbased and feeding of Salvelinus Namaycush, in 100 years the insulin pathway navigation by the nudibranch young-of-the-year lake Canada’s Great Bear Lake Tritonia diomedea sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens) Jean-Olivier Goyette, Elena France Dufresne Les N. Harris, Louise Bennett, Robert W. Howarth, Russell C. Wyeth, James A. Kathy Sakamoto, Bill Dew, Chavarie, Robert Bajno, Roxane Maranger Murray Stephen Hecnar, Greg Pyle Kimberly L. Howland, Simon H. Wiley, William M. Tonn, Eric B. Taylor
CA1-08 CA2-08 MF2-08 MF5-08 Regulation of algal community Male phenotype tracks Novel CUB domain accessory Exposure to waterborne composition by fluxes of competitive context in subunits of molluscan Nav1 copper differentially inhibits chemically reduced nitrogen – western black widow channel sodium uptake by A synthesis of 20 years of spiders (Latrodectus hesperus) the skin and gills of larval ecosystem lake ecology Julia Fux, Neil Hsueh, J. David rainbow trout Sheena Fry, Maydianne Spafford Peter R. Leavitt, Matthew J. Andrade Alex Zimmer, Colin Brauner, Bogard, Richard J. Vogt, Derek B. Chris Wood Donald, Kerri Finlay, Vanessa J. Swarbrick, Alain Patoine, Lynda Bunting, Eric Jeppesen, Morten Søndergaard GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 23 MONDAY MAY 26
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
11:00 08:3010:50 - 08:4011:10 MR1-08 MR2-09 IN1-09 Early recruitment patterns Testing speciation by niche Behavioural flexibility trumps INV-01INV-07 reveal “hotspots” and shifts using phylogenies the Marginal Value Theorem: BiodiversityDiversity trends change - scale across and spatialstructure scales matter “notspots” for the early A quantitative test using during the anthropocene detection of an invasive Simon Joly, Peter B. Heenan, bumblebees and artificial Brian McGill, Maria Dornelas, marine invertebrate Peter J. Lockhart flowers IslaAnne H. Magurran, Myers-Smith Nicholas, Mark Gotelli, Vellend Hideyasu Shimadzu, Faye Moyes Samuel B. Collin, Paul Paul Simpson, Lawrence Edwards, Brian Leung, Ladd Harder Johnson CSEE Symposium: Effects of community diversity and composition on evolutionary change / Symposium SCEE : Effets de la diversité et de la composition de la communauté sur les changements évolutifs 11:15 MR1-09 MR2-10 IN1-10 Moderator/Modérateur Variation in cold tolerance Functional niche Do pollinators play a role in Elizabeth Kleynhans among populations of the differentiation in co-occurring the evolution of plant defence Asian clam Corbicula fluminea congeneric plants against herbivores? 11:10 - 11:30 Emilija Cvetanovska, Saiful I. Khan, Azim U. Mallik, Christina Thomsen, Risa INV-08 Anthony Ricciardi Sargent Community context and adaptation in a long-term field experiment
Elizabeth J. Kleynhans, Sarah P. Otto, Peter B. Reich, Mark Vellend
11:30 11:30 - 12:00 MR1-10 MR2-11 IN1-11 Population dynamics of The influence of physiological The impact of global warming INV-09 invasive green crabs in traits on climatic niche on floral traits in a high Eco-evolutionary dynamics in mudflat and rocky intertidal occupancy and competitive altitude plant: The interplay communities across space zones in the upper Bay of ability in the polyploid plant, between genetics and the Fundy Chamerion angustifolium environment Mark C. Urban (Onagraceae) Amelia MacDonald, Diana Johanne Brunet, Megan Van Hamilton, David Drolet Ken A. Thompson, Brian C. Etten Husband, Hafiz Maherali
11:45 MR2-12 IN1-11.1 Are Hutchinsonian Demons Pollen limitation and its more abundant in natural influence on natural selection vegetation? Magdalena Bartkowska, Brandon S. Schamp, Kaitlyn Mark O. Johnston N. Teller, Jordan M. Fresque
12:00 NSERC 2014 DG competition results and how to apply (12:00-14:00 | Mansfield 5)
24 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL LUNDI 26 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
IN2-09 CA1-09 CA2-09 MF2-09 MF5-09 Population size is weakly Century-long variability of Using exponential random Evolution of novel Kv3 Effects of antidepressant related to quantitative phytoplankton abundance in graph models to explore potassium channels from drug venlafaxine on genetic variation and trait an oligotrophic estuary and dominance networks in a Polyorchis penicillatus hypothalamic-pituitary differentiation in a stream fish possible influences of climate, cooperatively breeding interrenal axis in rainbow agriculture and peat bird Warren Gallin trout Jacquelyn L.A. Wood, Dylan extraction J. Fraser Cody Dey, James Quinn Nataliya Melnyk-Lamont, Alain Patoine, Frantz Dorcel Mathilakath M. Vijayan Ady
IN2-10 CA1-10 CA2-10 MF2-10 MF5-10 The population structure and Modeling algal toxin Correlates of alternative Seasonal photoperiod Ionocytes differentiation and genetic variation in Atlantic concentrations in migratory strategies in a dependent plasticity in gill development in larval Wolffish in the North Atlantic a changing world: The partially migratory GABAergic signaling in zebrafish: Importance of the using mitogenomics importance of space-time passerine anoxia-intolerant snail parathyroid hormone and cross-scale interactions neurons is due to a shift in Linda Lait, Steve Carr Catherine Dale, Joseph GABA reversal potential Raymond W.M. Kwong, Steve Zofia Ecaterina Taranu, Nocera, Trent University, Kurt F. Perry Pierre Legendre, Irene Kyser, Laurene Ratcliffe Leslie Buck, Hilary Bond Gregory-Eaves, Marieke Beaulieu
CA1-11 CA2-11 MF2-11 MF5-11 A periphyton-based Linking personality and Locust multineuronal Probing the mechanisms of bioassessment index to assess emission of alarm calls in responses to simple and zinc- and calcium-induced cumulative effects on eastern chipmunks complex visual motion mitotoxicity using lakes within the Muskoka (Tamias striatus), based on real-time flow cytometry River watershed observations and experiments Jack Gray, Paul Dick in a natural system Mahmoud Sharaf, Michael Mark MacDougall, Andrew van den Heuvel, Don Stevens, Paterson, Jennifer Winter, Charline Couchoux, Dany Collins Kamunde Roland Hall Garant, Denis Réale
IN2-12 CA1-12 CA2-12 MF2-12 MF5-12 Adoption, twinning, and Metagenomics insights into Non-kin co-operation in flying Flight muscle coordination Substrate specificity of heritability: Lessons learned the taxonomic identity and squirrels and body orientation during zebrafish cytochrome 1B1 from a pedigree of 4106 polar functional profile of toxic collision avoidance in flying using high throughput bears in Western Hudson Bay cyanobacteria bloom Jeff Bowman, Paul J. Wilson locusts screening communities in a tropical René Malenfant, David reservoir Cody Manchester, Jack Gray Derek Alsop, Joanna Wilson Coltman, Evan Richardson, Nicholas Lunn, Ian Stirling, Marcele Laux, Ricardo Vialle, Elizabeth Adamowicz, Corey Gabriel R. Fernandes, Miguel J. Davis Ortega, Alessandra Giani
Résultats du concours DG CRSNG 2014 et comment soumettre sa candidature (12:00-14:00 | Mansfield 5)
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 25 MONDAY MAY 26
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
CSEE Symposium: Effects of community Invasions III / Envahissement III Functional traits / Self-Incompatibility and diversity and composition on evolutionary Caractères fonctionnels Inbreeding / change / Symposium SCEE : Effets de la Auto-incompatibilité et diversité et de la composition de la consanguinité communauté sur les changements évolutifs
Moderator/Modérateur Elizabeth Kleynhans
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Anthony Ricciardi David Green Jillian Detwiler
13:30 13:30 - 14:00 MR1-12 MR2-13 IN1-12 Incorporating biotic Animal body size change: In what type of environments INV-10 interactions in species Climate, abundance, is inbreeding depression Evolutionary history, plant traits, and distribution models: A complexity strongest? community composition as drivers of theoretical analysis aphid contemporary evolution David M. Green Ahmad Kamran-Disfani, Kristina Enciso, Brian Leung Aneil Agrawal Martin M. Turcotte, Nash E. Turley, Amaneet Lochab, Marc T. J. Johnson
13:45 MR1-13 MR2-14 IN1-13 Intelligent distribution of What is body size - from the Role of parasite transmission detection efforts: Accounting 'plants-eye view'? in promoting inbreeding: The for correlated probability of impact on sib-transmission detection Amanda Tracey, Kimberly Stephens, Lonnie Aarssen Jillian Detwiler, Charles Dylan Schneider, Brian Leung Criscione
14:00 14:00 - 14:30 MR1-14 IN1-14 Modeling uncertainty in The genomic signature of INV-11 propagule supply: Potential selection for self-compatibility Evolution in situ: Evolutionary responses implications of stochastic in Leavenworthia alabamica to ocean acidification in microbial chains towards patterns of communities species establishment Adam Herman
Sinead Collins D. Andrew R. Drake, Nicholas E. Mandrak
14:15 MR1-15 MR2-16 IN1-15 Studying 2 sides of the same Graph theoretical analysis of Increased reproductive effort coin: Resource impacts and competitive hierarchies in response to declining responses to spotted wing reproductive value within a drosophila invasion Mark R.T. Dale, Tan Bao semelparous reproductive Nguyen-Phuc episode Tanya Stemberger, Bernie Roitberg P. William Hughes, Andrew M. Simons
26 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL LUNDI 26 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
Arctic and Alpine Population Phenotypic Response and Social Behaviour / The Ecology of Mercury / Environmental Physiology / Genetics / Génétique des Sexual Selection / Réponse Comportement social L’écologie du mercure Physiologie environnementale populations arctiques-alpines phénotypique et sélection sexuelle
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Albrecht Schulte-Hostedde Gregor Fussmann Simon Reader Alexandre Poulain Kathleen Gilmour
IN2-13 CA1-13 CA2-13 MF2-13 MF5-13 High-resolution analysis using Condition-dependent sexual When being the center of the Ecosystem and limnological Regulation of energy genetic marker, SNPs to dimorphism in body shape: attention is detrimental: The influences on mercury in lake metabolism during social resolve population Testing Rowe’s Rule in antler presence of copiers may food webs across Nova Scotia interactions in rainbow trout: differentiation in polar bears flies promote the use of evasive A role for AMPK (Ursus maritimus) of the tactics aimed at preventing Linda Campbell, Carolyn Hudson Bay complex Mathew Oudin, Russell social learning opportunities Stevens, Jason LeBlanc Kathleen M. Gilmour, Paul M. Bonduriansky,Howard Rundle Craig, Rashpal S. Dhillon, Gigi Michelle Viengkone, Rene Frédérique Dubois Y. Lau, Jeffrey G. Richards Malenfant, Corey S. Davis, Andrew E. Derocher, Vicki Sahanatien, Markus Dyck, Martyn Obbard, Evan Richardson, Ian Stirling
CA1-14 CA2-14 MF2-14 MF5-14 Evolution of egg size in Do eastern carpenter bees use Hg biogeochemistry in tundra The amphibian (Xenopus polyandrous shorebirds: cuticular hydrocarbons to lakes following retrogressive laevis) type I interferon Limited male incubation or recognize nest-mates? shoreline thaw slump events response to Frog Virus 3: New female limited production? insight into ranavirus Miriam Richards, Andreea Adam J. Houben, Jules M. pathogenicity Darryl Edwards Botezatu, Jess Vickruck, Gary Blais Pickering Leon Grayfer, Jacques Robert
IN2-15 CA1-15 CA2-15 MF2-15 MF5-15 Developing genetic markers Between-sex genetic Behavioural plasticity and Evaluating how the Thermal sensitivity of to distinguish Ontario caribou covariance constrains the division of labour in advanced metabolically diverse purple mitochondria from arctic ecotypes in the presence of evolution of sexual ant societies non-sulfur bacterium charr heart: Mitochondrial atypical molecular evolution dimorphism in Drosophila Rhodobacter capsulatus can respiration and ROS melanogaster Ana Sofia affect mercury redox cycling production Adam Marques, Paul Wilson, Ibarraran-Viniegra, James Ken Abraham, Cornelya Fiona Ingleby, Paolo Traniello, Marc Seid, Ehab Daniel S. Grégoire, Alexandre Felix Christen, Véronique Klutsch Innocenti, Howard D. Abouheif J. Poulain Desrosiers, Nathalie Rundle, Edward H. Morrow LeFrançois, France Dufresne, Grant W. Vandenberg, Pierre U Blier
IN2-16 CA1-16 CA2-16 MF2-16 MF5-15.1 Assessment of the extirpated Correlations between male Brain levels of isotocin and You are what you eat, and Mechanism of olfactory Maritimes walrus using and female genitalia and vasotocin are related to status where you live: Habitat-use toxicity of copper: From gene morphological and ancient sexually dimorphic and social behaviour in a and mercury concentrations to behaviour DNA analyses ornamentation in the feather cooperatively breeding cichlid in the Nile perch stock of Lake mite genus Trouessartia fish Nabugabo, Uganda Ali Azizishirazi, Bill Dew, Greg Timothy R. Frasier, Brenna A. (Arachnida: Acari) Pyle McLeod, Zoe Lucas Adam Reddon, Constance Dalal Hanna, Lauren Kaylee Byers, Heather O’Connor, Susan Marsh-Rollo, Chapman, Amanda Poste Proctor Sigal Balshine, Magdalena Gozdowska, Ewa Kulczykowska,
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 27 MONDAY MAY 26
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
14:30 14:30 - 15:00 MR1-16 MR2-17 IN1-16 The European fire ant in Using functional traits to Evidence for reproductive INV-12 Eastern Canada: Origin, predict predator/prey interference between sexual Back from the brink: Population and population structure, nuptial interactions and asexual populations of community evolutionary rescue in flights and impact on native the Easter daisy (Townsendia changing environments fauna Pierre-Marc Brousseau, hookeri, Asteraceae) Dominique Gravel, Camille Andrew Gonzalez Barry Hicks, Dawn Marshall Albouy, Timothée Poisot, Alice Garani, Jeannette Tanya Handa Whitton
14:45 MR1-17 MR2-18 IN1-17 Biological characteristics of a Why are genomes larger in Mutations, the G-matrix and rodent species in expansion polar environments? stable long-term partial self-fertilization Adrien André, Johan Nicholas Jeffery, T. Ryan Michaux, Virginie Millien Gregory Mark Johnston
15:00 BREAK
15:30 Auditorium
15:30 - 16:30
CSEE Plenary Moderator: Judith Myers, CSEE President
INV-13 From tangled banks to tangled priorities: Ecology, evolution, and the communication of science Jeffrey Hutchings
16:30 Foyers ( 3rd and 4th floors )
16:30 - 18:00
Poster and Mixer Session 1 ( see page 63-65 for more détails )
18:30 Auditorium
18:30 - 19:30
G2B Public Outreach Lecture Moderator: Andrew Hendry
INV-14 Halting deforestation: One piece of the climate mitigation puzzle Catherine Potvin @Dialogsustainab
28 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL LUNDI 26 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
IN2-17 CA1-17 CA2-17 MF2-17 MF5-15.2 Spatial and temporal genetic The evolution of weaponry Ectoparasites modify escape Dissolved organic matter High-altitude adaptation and structure of the Macoun's and aggressive behaviour in behaviour, but not kinetically controls mercury mitochondrial physiology in Arctic butterfly (Oeneis North American field crickets performance, in a coral reef bioavailability to bacteria deer mice macounii) fish Kevin A. Judge, Briana E. Sophie A. Chiasson-Gould, Sajeni Mahalingam, Alex D. Angela Gradish, Gard Otis, Smith, Shawna Ohlmann, Jeffrey Barnes Jules M. Blais, Alexandre J. Connaty, Grant B. McClelland Nusha Keyghobadi, Felix William H. Cade Poulain Sperling
IN2-18 CA1-18 CA2-18 MF5-15.3 Contrasting spatial patterns of Fitness-associated sex in the Experience and evolution GLUT Family Relationships: neutral and functional genetic filamentous fungusAspergillus shape how fish learn from It’s Complicated variation across the nidulans others widespread distribution of Courtney A. Deck, Chris M.R. wolverine (Gulo gulo) in Nicolas O. Rode, Sijmen Simon M. Reader LeMoine, Patrick J. Walsh Canada Schoustra, Devin Arbuthnott, Howard Rundle, Rees Kassen, Yessica Rico, James Morris-Pocock, Joanna Zigouris, Joseph J. Nocera Christopher J Kyle
PAUSE
Auditorium
15:30 - 16:30
Conférence plenière de la SCEE Modérateur : Judith Myers, présidente SCEE
INV-13 From tangled banks to tangled priorities: Ecology, evolution, and the communication of science Jeffrey Hutchings
Foyers ( 3e et 4e étages )
16:30 - 18:00
1ère séance de présentations sur affiche & réseautage (voir page 63-65 pour plus de détails)
Auditorium
18:30 - 19:30
Session ouverte au public G2B Modérateur : Andrew Hendry
INV-14 Halting deforestation: One piece of the climate mitigation puzzle Catherine Potvin @Dialogsustainab
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 29 TUESDAY MAY 27
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
SCL Symposium: From lakes to coastal Landscape Ecology I / Natural Selection and Osmoregulation / zones - integrating aquatic ecosystems at Écologie des paysages I Adaptation / Sélection naturelle Osmorégulation different scales / et adaptation Symposium SCL : Des lacs aux zones côtières : Intégration des écosystèmes aquatiques à différentes échelles
Moderator/Modérateur Alison Derry Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Steven Brady Graham Bell Jason Bystriansky
8:30 08:30 - 09:15 MR1-18 MR2-19 IN1-18 Picking up puke: A method to Human influences on the Role of acid sensing ion INV-15 monitor small mammal strength and shape of channels (ASICs) in Na+ Biovector transport of contaminants communities across phenotypic selection transport in rainbow trout from oceans to terrestrial and freshwater landscapes ecosystems Vincent Fugère, Andrew Agnieszka Dymowska, Aaron Leanne M. Heisler, Chris M. Hendry Schultz, Salvatore Blair, Jules M. Blais Somers, Ray G. Poulin Danuta Chamot, Greg Goss
8:45 MR1-19 MR2-20 IN1-19 The landscape of food: a new Evolution of Daphnia Ion balance during deer forage quality index populations in contaminated smoltification in pink salmon based on near-infrared environments (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha): spectra of feces Characterization of sodium Katie Millette, Melania flux rates and whole body Pierre-Olivier Jean, Robert Cristescu permeability Bradley, Jean-Pierre Tremblay Emily J. Gallagher, Colin J. Brauner
9:00 MR1-20 MR2-21 IN1-20 The nettle in the haystack: Fluctuating natural selection The effects of lampricide, tracking pollen distribution to in red squirrels: The role of the 3-Trifluoromethyl-4-nitrophen locate important plant environment and alternative ol, on gill-function and populations tactics structure in rainbow trout and larval lamprey in ion-poor Rebecca J. Parker, Lesley G. Andrew G. McAdam, Murray water Campbell, Eric de Noronha M. Humphries, Stan Boutin Vaz, Lisa A. Sorensen, Jonathan M. Wilson, Michael P. Wilkie
9:15 09:15 - 10:00 MR1-21 MR2-22 IN1-21 From pollen DNA to floristic Effects of red squirrel seed The effect of water ion INV-16 mapping predation on natural selection composition and exercise Direct and indirect effects of a potent of white spruce cones level on the rate and degree estrogen on an aquatic food web Philippe Marchand, of acid-base compensation Ignacio H. Chapela Kayla Deasley, Dr. Murray during hypercarbia exposure Karen Kidd, Mike Paterson, Mike Rennie, Humphries, Dr. Stan Boutin, in rainbow trout Cheryl Podemski, Dave Findlay, Paul Dr. Andrew McAdam Blanchfield, Karsten Liber Katelyn Tovey, Colin J. Brauner
30 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL MARDI 27 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
Heat/Cold Stress I / Ecology and Evolution / Forest Animal Ecology / Metabolism and Mitochondria / Skeletal Development / Thermostress et cryostress I Écologie et evolution Écologie des animaux forestiers Métabolisme et mitochondries Développement du squelette
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Brent Sinclair Marie-Julie Favé Judith Myers Kenneth Welch Tamara Franz-Odendaal
IN2-19 CA1-19 CA2-19 MF2-18 MF5-16 A mechanistic approach to Testing the eco-evolutionary Managing for mature and Glucose, fructose, and sucrose Experimentally induced multiple stressor effects: Using dynamics of habitat selection old-growth forest in Quebec’s flux through the flight homeotic shifts in anterior thermal performance curves with foraging behaviour boreal: How much is enough muscles of hummingbirds and axial patterning mimic events to predict non-additive to maintain native birds? nectar bats in the evolution of the outcomes Douglas Morris tetrapod skull Rebecca Tittler, Pierre Kenneth C. Welch Jr., Chris Christopher Harley, Kristy Drapeau, Alain Leduc Chin-Wah Chen Hillary C. Maddin, Nadine Kroeker, Becca Kordas, Brian Piekarski, James Hanken Cheng, Jill Bible, Seth Miller,
IN2-20 CA1-20 CA2-20 MF2-19 MF5-17 What mechanisms underlie Characterizing the ecological Trends among cyclic Characterization of nesfatin-1, Quantative descriptions of low-temperature loss of ion effects of stickleback populations of forest a novel metabolic protein in limb tissues in 3D, cells, homeostasis in insects? evolution: A stoichiometric Lepidoptera and their domestic animals vessels and ECM approach responses to climate change Lauren Des Marteaux, Brent Katie A. Morton, Matthew Donald A. Fowler, Hans C.E. J. Sinclair Rana W. El-Sabaawi, Misha Judith Myers, Jenny S. Cory Loewen, John Harding, Julia Larsson Warbanski, Blake Matthews, Montgomery, Lynn Weber, Seth Rudman Suraj Unniappan
IN2-21 CA1-21 CA2-21 MF2-20 MF5-18 Chillin' in Ontario?! - The importance of plant The dynamic lives of tree Genotype incompatibilty in Skeleton development of the Overwintering stress genetic variation and cavities, a critical multi-annual Drosophilids: A complex feather star Florometra tolerance of Drosophila suzukii contemporary evolution in resource for cavity-using mitochondrial issue serratissima and evolution of driving ecosystem processes vertebrates: change in cavity spicule matrix associated Ruth Jakobs, Tara D. Gariepy, characteristics and the Pierre U. Blier, David M. Rand, proteins in ambulacrarians Brent J. Sinclair Connor Fitzpatrick, Nathan sequence of use by birds and Nicolas Pichaud, Robert M. Basiliko, Michael Preston, Marc mammals across 17 years Tanguay Ariane Comeau, Christopher Johnson Cameron Amanda Edworthy, Kathy Martin, Karen Wiebe
IN2-22 CA1-22 CA2-22 MF2-21 MF5-19 What's Frost got to do with it? Climate change on Sky Islands The life and times of black Wild-type vs. cybrid, how far The sclerotic ring: Evolution Some hand-wringing about a drive novelty in a core spruce on permafrost: tree mitochondria can be influent and development in cold-related gene in developmental gene network ring studies in the warming in northern redbelly dace squamates Drosophila and its phenotype north (Chrosomus eos)? Jade Atkins, Tamara Brent J. Sinclair, Steffen P. Marie-Julie Favé, Robert A. Anastasia Sniderhan, Léo Deremiens, Hélène Franz-Odendaal Graether, Hiroko Udaka Johnson, Ehab Abouheif Jennifer Baltzer Glémet, Annie Angers, Bernard Angers
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 31 TUESDAY MAY 27
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
9:30 09:15 - 10:00 MR1-22 MR2-23 IN1-22 The effects of narrow forest Adaptation to new Characterization of Na+ INV-16 trails on movement patterns environments: Using uptake in white sturgeon Direct and indirect effects of a potent of carnivores and their prey in introduced Great Lakes (Acipenser transmontanus) to estrogen on an aquatic food web the foothills of the Rocky Chinook salmon as a model gain insight into the Mountains system mechanism of acid-base and Karen Kidd, Mike Paterson, Mike Rennie, ion regulation in a basal, Cheryl Podemski, Dave Findlay, Paul Colin A. Pattison, Michael S. Michael Thorn, Yolanda water-breathing Blanchfield, Karsten Liber Quinn, Pat Dale, Carla P. Morbey actinopterygian Catterall Ryan B. Shartau, Kevin V. Brix, Colin J. Brauner
9:45 MR1-22.1 MR2-24 IN1-23 Climate, habitat, and Examining the adaptive Physiological responses of competitive species: potential of ragweed digestion in the crabs Carcinus Hierarchical models to (Ambrosia artemisiifolia) maenas and Cancer irroratus understand factors in low salinity influencing species range Brechann McGoey dynamics Chantelle Penney, Iain McGaw Ilona Naujokaitis-Lewis, Marie-Josee Fortin
10:00 BREAK
SCL Symposium: From lakes to coastal zones Landscape Ecology II / Sexual Selection / Blood and Respiration / - integrating aquatic ecosystems at different Écologie des paysages II Sélection sexuelle Sang et respiration scales / Symposium SCL : Des lacs aux zones côtières : Intégration des écosystèmes aquatiques à différentes échelles
Moderator/Modérateur Alison Derry
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Stephen Petersen Clint Kelly Jonathan Stecyk
10:30 - 11:15 MR1-23 MR2-25 IN1-24 10:30 Endangered species and Battle of the sexes: May the The effects of feeding, INV-17 climate change in Canada best fly win in reproduction temperature, sex, and weight Nitrogen in aquatic systems 100 years on respiratory motor output after Haber-Bosch: A Québec perspective Dennis Murray, Michael Trinh Nguyen, Amanda from brainstem-spinal cord Peers, Yasmine Majchrzak, Moehring preparations of the cane toad, Roxane Maranger Catarina Ferreira Bufo marinus
Andrew D. Peters, Stephen G. Reid
10:45 MR1-24 MR2-26 IN1-25 Wolverine range contraction Intersexual differences in Comparing blood flow in the Canadian Rockies: Is it mating swarm dynamics in between diploid and triploid the weather, or the temperate bats: Do males zebrafish neighbourhood? acquire higher frequent flyer status? Christopher Small, Dr. Bryan Jason T. Fisher, Nicole Heim, Crawford, Dr. Tillmann Benfey Anthony Clevenger, John Lynne Burns, Hugh Broders Paczkowski
32 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL MARDI 27 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
IN2-23 CA1-23 CA2-23 MF2-22 MF5-20 Does high extracellular K+ Eco-evolutionary feedbacks in Aggression and social Effects of diet macronutrient Secondary cartilage and cause muscle depolarization a seasonal world and Chitty dominance of small mammals composition on flight chondroid bone in dinosaur and chill-coma? An in vivo test super-cycles in recently logged forests performance and fuel use in a embryos: Insights on the with the migratory locust migratory songbird evolution of skeletal tissues Gustavo S. Betini, Andrew Nikhil Lobo, Lila Karolak, Heath MacMillan, Anders McAdam, Cortland Griswold, Lindsey Valliant, John S. Millar Christopher G. Guglielmo, Alida Bailleul Findsen, Thomas Holm Ryan Norris Alexander R. Gerson Pedersen, Johannes Overgaard
IN2-24 CA1-24 CA2-24 MF2-23 MF5-21 Stress and reproductive Comparative transcriptomics From the lab to the real world: Metabolism and What is a tooth socket? The hormones, and performance of viable and nutritive Understanding the effects of ecophysiology of the development and of a global invader (cane toad) embryos in the direct population density on stress anadromous climbing gobies phylogenetic significance of during exposure to acute and developing marine snail, and maternal care in a wild (Sicydiinae) in Guadeloupe thecodonty in amniotes chronic thermal stressors Crepidula navicella rodent (Peromyscus maniculatus) Christophe LeMoine, Aaron R.H. LeBlanc, Robert R. Edward Narayan Maryna Lesoway, Rachel Frederic Busson, Clara Lord, Reisz Collin, Ehab Abouheif Gillian Merritt, Dr. Amy Ludovic Merveille, Philippe Newman, Dr. Andrew Keith, Dominique Monti McAdam
PAUSE
Heat/Cold Stress II / Ecology and Evolution of Comparative and Evolutionary The Ecology of Carbon II / Parasite and Parasitoid Host Thermostress et cryostress II Disease / Écologie et évolution Biomechanics / Biomécanique L’écologie du carbone II Ranges / Gammes d'hôtes des des maladies comparative et évolutive parasites et parasitoïdes
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Jennifer Sunday Graham Thompson Chrisopher Cameron Michael Rennie Jonathan Mee
IN2-25 CA1-25 CA2-25 MF2-24 MF5-22 Cooling off hot headed lizards: Feeding damage induces Interspecies comparison of Climate change drives a shift Behaviour and host-symbiont Thermoregulatory bias and transgenerational disease the mechanical properties in peatland ecosystem plant relationships in thyasirid behaviours in bearded resistance in insects and biochemical composition communities: Implications for bivalves dragons of byssal threads ecosystem function and Grant L. Olson, Judith H. stability Suzanne C. Dufour, Jason Ian Black Myers, Jenny S. Cory Zeineb Bouhlel, Bertrand Laurich, Heather Zanzerl Genard, Frédéric Byette, Emily Catherine M. Dieleman, Carrington, José Babarro, Brian A. Branfireun, Zoe Lindo Augusto A.V. Flores, Christian Pellerin, Isabelle Marcotte, Réjean Tremblay,
IN2-26 CA1-26 CA2-26 MF2-25 MF5-23 Thermal pollution as novel Evolution of drug resistance in Functional constraints of Effects of temperature and Impact of attack by Eurosta habitat: A case study of natural populations of ciliated gills and the atmospheric carbon dioxide and Rhopalomyia on their mallard ducks (Anas Pseudomonas aeruginosa hemichordate evolutionary on microbe-mediated ancestral and novel Solidago platyrhynchos) overwintering stasis nitrogen and carbon hosts in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Gabriel G. Perron, Rees dynamics of the boreal Kassen Maureen Vo, Fernando bryosphere Zoryana Shibel, Stephen Patrick O. Welsh, Keith B. Villalpando, Dominique Heard Tierney, Cynthia A. Paszkowski Pelletier, Christopher Margaret Elaine Sawatzky, Cameron Zoe Lindo
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 33 TUESDAY MAY 27
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
11:00 08:3010:30 - 08:4011:15 MR1-25 MR2-27 IN1-26 Knowledge gaps in Context-dependent Comparing cardiac troponin C INV-01INV-17 disturbance-mediated inbreeding avoidance: Female from three vertebrates: Insight BiodiversityNitrogen in aquaticchange systemsacross spatial 100 years scales biodiversity loss studies mating status alters the into the evolution of cardiac duringafter Haber-Bosch: the anthropocene A Québec perspective expression of two forms of kin contractile function Grace Murphy, Tamara recognition in the guppy IslaRoxane H. Myers-Smith Maranger , Mark Vellend Romanuk Elizabeth Sears, Todd Gillis Mitchel Daniel, Helen Rodd
11:15 11:15 - 12:00 MR1-26 MR2-28 IN1-27 Land use dynamics and the Evidence of multiple paternity Larval lamprey (Lampetra INV-18 shelf life of conservation in the Deep-Sea shrimp tridentata) provide insight into Plankton ecology in spatially variable solutions in Canada Acanthephyra pelagica possible selective pressures environments driving the evolution of early Cassandra Robillard, Jeremy Erika Jorquera, Ellen chordate gill function Beatrix Beisner Kerr Kenchington, Daniel Ruzzante Michael Sackville, Jonathan Wilson, Colin Brauner
11:30 MR1-27 MR2-29 IN1-28 Wise choice of snow metrics: Male mating behaviour in The oxygen supply and Fresh snow more relevant relation to the temporal demand of shark hearts than snow cover for space use variation in operational sex of an alpine ungulate ratio Georgina K. Cox, Anthony P. Farrell Julien H. Richard, Steeve D. Guillaume Body, Robert B. Côté Weladji, Øystein Holand, Mauri Nieminen
11:45 MR1-28 MR2-30 IN1-29 Distribution of polar bear Sexually antagonistic and Validation of the iSTAT system denning habitat in Canada: A frequency-dependent for the analysis of fish blood meta analysis of existing selection in bank voles sources and gaps modulates investment Till Harter, Ryan Shartau, towards reproduction or Tony Farrell, Colin Brauner Stephen D. Petersen, Jeff W. survival Higdon, Heather Penner, Geoff York Mikael Mokkonen, Esa Koskela, Tapio Mappes
12:00 NSERC Scholarships & Fellowships (12:00-13:30 | International 1)
34 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL MARDI 27 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
IN2-27 CA1-27 CA2-27 MF2-26 MF5-24 Stress profiles of New World Climate change or human Mechanical properties of Global budget of GHG for Study of the host range of a flying squirrels: Impacts of activities: What is the principal striped bass fish skin: beaver ponds in Quebec, hymenopteran parasitoid acute stress induced by determinant of malaria vector Evidence of an exotendon Canada found in the Nearctic but live-trapping and handling distributions in East Africa function of the stratum endemic to the Palearctic through time? compactum Annick St-Pierre, Jason Lanna M. Desantis, Candace Samson, Paul A. del Giorgio Vincent A. D. Hervet, Kevin D. V. Lahoda, Jeff Bowman, Rudy Emily Acheson, Jeremy Kerr Lawrence Szewciw, Deju Zhu, Floate, Rob A. Laird Boonstra, Gary Burness Frank Vernerey, Francois Barthelat
IN2-28 CA1-28 CA2-28 MF2-27 MF5-25 Fish in hot water: The effects Experimental evolution of Links between morphology Quantifying methane Parasite communities of two of multi-day heat stress on antibiotic resistance in and behaviour in scallops with ebullition flux with an three-spined stickleback wild juvenile Atlantic salmon Pseudomonas aeruginosa different swimming styles echosounder: New insights (Gasterosteus aculeatus) (Salmo salar) into lake methane dynamics populations in subarctic Anita Melnyk, Rees Kassen Isabelle Tremblay, Helga E. Norway - Effects of a Emily Corey, Natalie Donaher, Guderley Tonya DelSontro, Ilia local-scale host introduction Sacha LeBlanc, Dr. Tommi Ostrovsky, Sebastien Linnansaari, Dr. Suzanne Sollberger,Bernhard Wehrli Jesper Andreas Kuhn, Jonas Currie, Dr. Richard Cunjak Jakobsen, Roar Kristoffersen, David J. Marcogliese, Rune Knudsen, Per-Arne Amundsen
IN2-29 CA1-29 CA2-29 MF2-28 MF5-26 The heat shock response in Sex in eukaryotic pathogens Beyond the threshold of Carbon sources supporting The evolution of embryonic lake whitefish functional configuration: on native and naturalized fish nondiscrimination in (Coregonus clupeaformis) Valdirene Lima, Anna Marie the origin of novel defensive populations in a large central parasites: An individual based Jansen, Louisa A. Messenger, organ “Nasus” in Saskatchewan reservoir model Daniel I. Stefanovic, Chris M. Michael A. Miles, Martin S. Nasutitermitinae (Isoptera: Somers, Joanna Y. Wilson, Llewellyn Termitidae) Chance C. Prestie, Jeff J. Jen Schellinck, Mark Forbes Doug R. Boreham, Bruce Hudson, Jeff M. Sereda Power; Richard G. Manzon Tomonari Kaji, Thomas Bourguignon, Jonas Keiler, Toru Miura
IN2-30 CA1-30 CA2-30 MF2-29 MF5-27 Limited variation in thermal Experimental evolution of Myosin heavy chain Drivers of pelagic respiration On the ecological relevance of acclimation of thermal resistance to parasites under expression of the flight and in boreal lakes specialist parasites: Lessons tolerance, heat shock proteins relaxed selection in the wild leg muscles of hummingbirds from guppies and and metabolic scope among and the repeatable loss of and zebra finches Matthew Bogard, Paul del Gyrodactylus lake trout (Salvelinus sexual dimorphism Giorgio, namaycush) populations Brandy P. Velten, Kenneth C. Felipe Pérez-Jvostov, Felipe Dargent, Marilyn E. Welch, Jr. Andrew Hendry, Gregor Nicholas I. Kelly, Gary Scott, Andrew P. Hendry, Fussmann, Marilyn Scott Burness, Jenni L. McDermid, Gregor F. Fussmann Chris C. Wilson
Les bourses du CRSNG (12:00-13:30 | International 1)
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 35 TUESDAY MAY 27
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
SCL Symposium: From lakes to coastal zones Landscape Genetics / Toxicology and Reproduction / Respiratory Physiology / - integrating aquatic ecosystems at different Génétique du paysage Toxicologie et reproduction Physiologie respiratoire scales / Symposium SCL : Des lacs aux zones côtières : Intégration des écosystèmes aquatiques à différentes échelles
Moderator/Modérateur Alison Derry
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Sally Aitken Michael Wilkie Kevin Campbell
13:30 13:30 - 14:15 MR1-29 MR2-31 IN1-30 Connectivity within a Transcriptional profiles of Effects of ploidy and cell size INV-19 longnose sucker (Catostomus copepodid sea lice on erythrocyte volume control Disentangling the relative importance of catostomus) hierarchical (Lepeophtheirus salmonis) in brook charr (Salvelinus local- versus regional-scale processes on metapopulation in northern exposed to commonly used fontinalis) community responses to environmental Labrador therapeutants in aquaculture change Nicole Nader, Tillmann Sarah J. Salisbury, Robert Jordan Poley, Ben Benfey Shelley E. Arnott Perry, Donald Keefe, Gregory Sutherland, Okechukwu R. McCracken, Daniel E. Igboeli, Sara Purcell, Mark Fast Ruzzante
13:45 MR1-30 MR2-32 IN1-31 Integrated landscape genetics Mechanisms of reproductive Control of breathing and of the Lyme disease vector inhibition in zebrafish adaptation to high altitude (Ixodes scapularis) and its host exposed to EE2 and NH3 hypoxia in deer mice (Peromyscus leucopus) in (Peromyscus maniculatus) southern Quebec Cory Schilling, Dr. Glen Van Der Kraak, Dr. Deborah Catherine M. Ivy, Graham R. Sarah S.T. Leo, Andrew MacLatchy Scott Gonzalez, Nicholas Ogden, Virginie Millien
14:00 MR1-31 MR2-33 IN1-32 Landscape genetics and Effects of chronic, parental Critical windows in embryonic effective population size of pharmaceutical exposure on development: Cardiac and the Common Galaxias zebrafish Danio( rerio) survival effects of shifting (Galaxias maculatus) in a offspring temperatures in Whitefish Northern Patagonian embryos (Coregonus post-glacial lake system Michal Galus, Sahaana clupeaformis) Rangaranjan, Anderson Lai, Livia E. Anthes, Gregory Lana Shaya, Sigal Balshine, John Eme, Casey A. Mueller, McCracken, Sandra J. Walde, Joanna Y. Wilson Douglas R. Boreham, Richard Daniel E. Ruzzante G. Manzon, Christopher M. Somers, Joanna Y. Wilson
14:15 14:15 - 15:30 MR1-32 MR2-34 IN1-33 Effective size and connectivity Effet du stress maternel sur la Future predicted increases in INV-20 among small populations of survie et la croissance des CO2 on the growth, Tundra aquatic biomes: Thaw lakes on brook trout (Salvelinus premiers stades de vie de metabolism, olfaction, and permafrost landscapes in transition fontinalis) in Nova Scotia l’omble de fontaine (Salvelinus behavior in the early life fontinalis) stages of pink salmon, Warwick F. Vincent, Isabelle Laurion, Samantha Parmelee, Oncorhynchus gorbuscha Connie Lovejoy Gregory McCracken, John Laurence MacMillan, Sandra J. Walde, Deneault-Tremblay, Céline Michelle Ou, Junho Eom, Daniel E. Ruzzante Audet, Nadia Aubin-Horth Trevor Hamilton, Emily Lyall, Joshua Gallup, Sang Sun Yung, David Close, Colin J. Brauner
36 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL MARDI 27 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
Heat/Cold Stress III / Organismal Response to Fish Morphological Evolution / Climate Change in Aquatic Thermostress et cryostress III Infectious Disease / Réaction de Évolution morphologique des Environments: From the Equator l'organisme aux maladies poissons to the Arctic / Changement infectieuses climatique et milieux aquatiques : de l'Équateur au Cercle arctique
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Heath MacMillan Gregor Fussmann Jessica Willis Julia Baum
CA1-31 CA2-31 MF5-28 Effects of subzero Polypterus and the evolution Thermal tolerance of tropical temperatures on the of pectoral musculature in fish freshwater fishes: Predicting intraerythrocytic parasite, the effects of climate change Hepatozoon catesbianae, Benjamin Wilhelm in equatorial waters infecting freeze-tolerant wood frogs, Rana sylvatica Elizabeth A. Nyboer, Lauren J. Chapman Amye Harrigan, Chelsea Hammer, Sean McGee, Laura Ferguson, Donald Stewart,Todd Smith,
IN2-32 CA2-32 MF5-29 Characterizing killifish Behavioural and anatomical Thermal tolerance in a mitochondrial function in changes in a fish raised on widespread African cichlid response to thermal land fish: Implications for climate acclimation change in equatorial waters E.M. Standen, T.Y. Du, H.C.E. Dillon Chung, Trish Schulte Larsson Laura McDonnell, Dr. Lauren Chapman,
IN2-33 CA1-33 CA2-33 MF5-30 The adaptive capacity of Identification of MH Class IIβ Long, cold, and dark – Climatic drivers of fish life thermal tolerance in Chinook alleles conferring Embryonic development in history traits at the salmon resistance/susceptibility to the lake whitefish Experimental Lakes Area Flavobacterium psychrophilum Nico Muñoz, Anthony Farrell, in Oncorhynchus mykiss Charles Mitz, Chris Thome, Michael D. Rennie, Sandy John Heath, Bryan Neff families Mary Ellen Cybulski, Joanna M. Chalanchuk, Jessica Mai Wilson, Douglas R. Boreham Calvin Kellendonk, Lowia Al-Hussinee, John Lumsden, Brian Dixon,
IN2-34 CA1-34 CA2-34 MF5-31 Effects of freshwater Effects of the benzimidazole Microscopic identification of Probable consequences of acclimation on thermal anthelmintic drug novel cell types in larval lake climate change on lake tolerance and the heat shock flubendazole on filarial sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens) metabolism and function response in marine nematodes in vitro stickleback Lauren Shute, Dr. Gary Yves Prairie, Beatrix Beisner Maeghan O’Neill, Anderson, Dr. Erwin Huebner David Metzger, Timothy Healy, Abdelmoneim Mansour, Patricia Schulte Utami Dicosty, Michael Dzimianski, Scott McCall, Jélil Abdel Njouendou, Samuel Wanji, John McCall, Charles D. Mackenzie, Timothy G. Geary,
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 37 TUESDAY MAY 27
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
14:30 14:15 - 15:30 MR1-33 MR2-35 IN1-34 Adaptation with gene flow? A In situ incubation of lake CO2 accumulation during air INV-20 (continued / suite) study of an arctic seabird whitefish (Coregonus exposure reduces mangrove Tundra aquatic biomes: Thaw lakes on along a latitudinal cline clupeaformis) embryos in the rivulus hemoglobin-O2 permafrost landscapes in transition vicinity of a nuclear binding affinity via expression Anna Tigano, Allison J. Shultz, generating station coolant of embryonic hemoglobin Warwick F. Vincent, Isabelle Laurion, Scott V. Edwards, Vicki L. water discharge isoforms Connie Lovejoy Friesen Chris Thome, Joanna Wilson, Cayleih Robertson, Andy Douglas Boreham Turko, Michael Jonz, Patricia Wright
14:45 MR1-34 MR2-36 IN1-35 Contemporary and historical mRNA and protein expression Elevational effects upon gene flow in a Patagonian fish of aquaporins in larval hummingbird hovering flight: metapopulation mosquitoes and the effects of Examining metabolic and salinity mechanical requirements Ivan Vera-Escalona, Evelyn during flight challenges Habit, Jorge Gonzalez, Daniel Hina Akhter, Phuong Bui, E. Ruzzante Andrew Donini, Derrick Jordan Edgar Groom, Maria Cecilia Barbosa Kenneth Collins Welch Jr.,
15:00 BREAK
15:30 Auditorium
15:30 - 16:30
SCL Plenary Moderator: Jules Blais, SCL President
INV-21 Prediction, prescription, precaution and management in a rapidly changing world Daniel Schindler
16:30 Foyers ( 3rd and 4th floors )
16:30 - 18:00
Poster and Mixer Session 2 ( see page 65-66 for more détails )
38 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL MARDI 27 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
IN2-35 CA1-35 CA2-35 MF5-32 Out of the frying pan into the Optimizing an HCT-8 Variations in levels of Biodiversity of rotifers in the air – Emersion behaviour and cell-culture polymorphism and gene permafrost thaw lakes of evaporative heat loss in an immunofluorescence assay to expression of major Nunavik and their potential amphibious mangrove fish assess infectivity of histocompatibility class I role in food webs and (Kryptolebias marmoratus) Cryptosporidium parvum classical and non-classical greenhouse gas emissions isolated from oysters genes in Arctic charr Daniel Gibson, Emma (Crassostrea virginica) (Salvelinus alpinus) Paschale N. Bégin, Warwick F. Sylvester, Glenn Tattersall, Vincent Andy Turko, Patricia Wright Jessica E. Willis, J.T. McClure, Terin Robinson, Pablo Carol McClure, Jonathan Conjeros, N.T.K. Vo, Michael Spears, Gary Conboy, Jeff Power, Brian Dixon Davidson, Spencer J. Greenwood
IN2-36 CA1-36 CA2-36 MF5-33 The heat shock response and Expression analysis of acute Combining RAD-QTL mapping Arctic zooplankton responses the development of phase proteins in and geometric to climate change: Effects of thermotolerance in Trypanosoma carassii infected morphometrics to investigate temperature and embryonic lake whitefish goldfish Carassius( auratus L.) selection and modularity of cyanobacteria on polyploid (Coregonus clupeaformis) fish shape in lake whitefish Daphnia pulex Nikolina Kovacevic species pairs Katherine J. Sessions, Chris Anna M. Somers, Joanna Y. Wilson, Martin Laporte, Sean M. Przytulska-Bartosiewicz, Doug R. Boreham, Bruce Rogers, Anne-Marie Maciej Bartosiewicz, Milla Power; Richard G. Manzon Dion-Côté, Eric Normandeau, Rautio, France Dufresne, Pierre-Alexandre Gagnaire, Warwick F.Vincent Anne C. Dalziel, Jobran Chebib, Louis Bernatchez
PAUSE
Auditorium
15:30 - 16:30
Conférence plénière de la SCL Modérateur : Jules Blais, président SCL
INV-21 Prediction, prescription, precaution and management in a rapidly changing world Daniel Schindler
Foyers ( 3e et 4e étages )
16:30 - 18:00
2ème séance de présentations sur affiche & réseautage (voir page 65-66 pour plus de détails) © Tourisme Montréal Montréal © Tourisme
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 39 WEDNESDAY MAY 28
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
CSZ Symposium: Crossing Boundaries and Foraging and Habitat Selection I Hoar Award Finalists / Phenotypic Plasticity and Building Bridges - Integrative Zoology / / Recherche de nourriture et Finalistes du prix Hoar Variation I / Plasticité Symposium SCZ : Zoologie intégrative : sélection de l’habitat I phénotypique et variation Franchir les barrières et bâtir des ponts génétique I
Moderators/Modérateurs Chris Cameron & Angela Shamchuk
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Barbara Frei Suzie Currie Luis Fernando De Leon
8:30 08:30 - 09:15 MR1-35 MR2-37 IN1-36 On the move: How food, Moms matter: Maternal social The ecological determinants INV-22 genes, and environmental status affects development of of colour pattern variation in Using morphology to infer physiological heterogeneity affect dispersal the stress response in Trinidadian guppies function: Case studies on large whales zebrafish larvae Allan Edelsparre, Mark Kiyoko M. Gotanda, Darrell J. Robert Shadwick Fitzpatrick, Marco Rodríguez Jennifer D. Jeffrey, Kathleen Kemp, Andrew P. Hendry M. Gilmour
8:45 MR1-36 MR2-38 IN1-37 Influence of prey patches on Context-dependent Rapid evolution in a Daphnia pulex foraging modulation and decoupling slow-living species: The behavior of motor control and genetic basis of lake charr kinematics during locomotion Salvelinus namaycush Audrey Helen Reid, W. Gary in the green anole (Anolis phenotypic plasticity Sprules carolinensis) Shauna Baillie, Andrew Muir, Kathleen L. Foster, Timothy E. Mara Zimmerman, Nancy Higham Nate, Charles Krueger, Paul Bentzen
9:00 MR1-37 MR2-39 IN1-37.1 Radiotelemetry of migrating Group 1 late embryogenesis What structures the shape of Semipalmated Sandpipers abundant (LEA) proteins flowering schedules? The (Calidris pusilla) reveals new enhance desiccation and roles of flower deployment, information on movement freeze tolerance of the floral longevity, and the patterns, duration of stay and crustacean, Artemia environment habitat use in the upper Bay franciscana of Fundy Susana M. Wadgymar, Jantina Toxopeus, Alden H. Matthew N. Cumming, Emily J. Sarah Neima, Diana Warner, Thomas H. MacRae, Austen, Arthur E. Weis Hamilton, Julie Paquet, Cheri Gratto-Trevor
9:15 MR1-38 MR2-40 IN1-39 Changing habitat selection in Selective signal transduction The joint expression of response to forage availability by two endogenous GnRH phenotypic plasticity and and predation risk: A case isoforms in goldfish, Carassius diversification bet hedging study in woodland caribou auratus: Differential activation 09:15 - 10:00 (Rangifer tarandus caribou) of class I phosphoinositide Andrew Simons 3-kinase catalytic subunits INV-23 Madeleine McGreer, John Stress tolerance in the Antarctic midge Fryxell Joshua Pemberton, James Stafford, John Chang Richard E. Lee Jr.
40 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL MERCREDI 28 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
Performance and Stress Along Ecosystem Services / Aquatic Trophic Dynamics / The Ecology of Carbon I / Parasitism and Behaviour / Gradients / Performance et Écoservices Dynamique trophique des L’écologie du carbone I Parasitisme et comportement stress le long des gradients écosystèmes aquatiques
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Alison Derry Irene Gregory-Eaves Gesche Winkler Roxane Maranger Carl Lowenberger
IN2-37 CA1-37 CA2-37 MF2-35 MF5-34 On the burning edge: Reporting the first year of Decrease in lake food chain The ecology of the Intensifying subsistence Potential tree recruitment results towards a Canada-wide length with loss of littoral permafrost-carbon feedback agriculture in areas endemic after fire at high latitude evaluation of freshwater structure for soil transmitted helminths treelines health by 2017 Merritt R. Turetsky modifies transmission Jacob P. Ziegler, Christopher dynamics: A case study from Jill Johnstone James Snider, Anna Labetski, T. Solomon, Bruce P. Finney, rural Panama Sophie Taddeo, Steven Price Irene Gregory-Eaves Rachel Krause, Kristine Koski, Odalis Sinisterra, Marilyn Scott
IN2-38 CA1-38 CA2-38 MF2-36 MF5-35 Demographic consequences Emerge and spatial dynamics Ocean acidification alters Climate and defoliation effects Retention and viability of a of soil moisture variation for of ecosystem service predator-prey interactions in on belowground carbon fish microsporidian parasite an invasive, hybridizing weed interactions in South-Eastern echinoderms storage in the northern Great (Loma salmonae) within the Quebec from 1960 to 2006 Plains blue mussel (Mytilus edulis) Zachary Teitel, Lesley G. Megan Vaughan, Chris Harley Campbell Delphine Renard, Jeanine M. Diego F. Steinaker, Scott D. Sarah McConnachie, Nicole Rhemtulla, Elena M. Bennet Wilson, Edward W. Bork, Guselle, David Speare James F. Cahill
CA1-39 CA2-39 MF2-37 MF5-36 Water level drawdowns in Sharing the top of the bottom: CO2, CH4 and DOC from soil Testing for dual impacts of temperate reservoirs as Environmental influences on to streams contaminants and parasites drivers of water quality and trophic niche dimensions and on hosts: The importance of biodiversity: What we know, overlap of co-habiting Terhi Rasilo, Clara Ruiz skew what we don’t and what we’re benthivorous fishes in boreal Gonzalez, Paul del Giorgio doing about it lakes André Morrill, Jennifer Provencher, Mark R. Forbes Irene Gregory-Eaves, Chris Ashley Stasko, Tom Johnston, Solomon, Christian Nozais, Graeme Hamilton, Brett Katrine Turgeon, Cristian Nugent, Pete Cott, John Gunn Correa Guzman, Leanne Elchyshyn, Gabrielle Trottier, Raphaelle Thomas, Shannon Boyle, Holly Embke
IN2-40 CA1-40 CA2-40 MF2-38 MF5-37 Northern snakes are Importing bumblebees is not Life-long dietary-niche Landscape and chemical Exposure to diatomaceous dumbbells: Understanding viable; supplementation has partitioning exhibited by controls of the color of earth increases mortality in movement and habitat use no effect on cranberry sympatric whitefish in Lake dissolved organic carbon in flour beetles (Tribolium near range limits pollination rates Huron boreal lakes and rivers confusum) infected with tapeworm parasites Christopher Somers, Laura Julie Sircom, Barry Hicks Rebecca Eberts, Richard Jean-François Lapierre, Clara (Hymenolepis diminuta) Gardiner, Jessica Martino, Manzon, Joanna Wilson, Ruiz-Gonzalez, Paul A. del Dennilyn Parker, Ray Poulin Douglas Boreham, Bruce Giorgio Allen W. Shostak, Ranon Power, Christopher Somers Cook
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 41 WEDNESDAY MAY 28
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
9:30 09:15 - 10:00 MR1-39 MR2-41 IN1-40 Crazy for kelp? Movement Osmoregulation and Do asexuals, which lack INV-23 behaviour of the green sea acid-base balance in white genetic variation, display Stress tolerance in the Antarctic midge urchin (Strongylocentrotus sturgeon (Acipenser greater phenotypic plasticity droebachiensis) in the transmontanus) during than sexuals in variable Richard E. Lee Jr. presence of a preferred food exposure to elevated salinity environments? and aquatic hypercarbia Katie MacGregor, Ladd Jonathan Mee, Matthew Johnson Ciaran A. Shaughnessy, Morris, Sean Rogers Daniel W. Baker, Colin J. Brauner, John D. Morgan, Jason S. Bystriansky
9:45 MR1-40 MR2-42 IN1-41 Finding a home where tree Generational effects of Color variation in introduced kangaroos roam: A spatial bisphenol A on somatotropic Guppy (Poecilia reticulata) analysis of habitat and stress axes functioning in populations in Panama requirements using ArcGIS rainbow trout Luis Fernando De Leon, Wesley Hauser Oana Birceanu, Mathilakath Celestino Martínez, Carmen Vijayan Chavarría, Diana Sharpe
10:00 BREAK
CSZ Symposium: Crossing Boundaries and Foraging and Habitat The Science of Ecology and Phenotypic Plasticity and Building Bridges - Integrative Zoology / Selection II / Recherche de Evolution / La science de Variation II / Plasticité Symposium SCZ : Zoologie intégrative : nourriture et sélection de l’écologie et évolution phénotypique et variation Franchir les barrières et bâtir des ponts l’habitat II génétique II
Moderators/Modérateurs Chris Cameron & Angela Shamchuk
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Dave Shutler Charles Ramcharan Karen Samis
10:30 - 11:15 MR1-41 MR2-43 IN1-42 10:30 Implications of foraging On beauty in scientific writing Disentangling phenotypic INV-24 selection and patch reuse for plasticity and genetic Resurrecting genotypes and phenotypes stable home range Stephen B. Heard differences underlying from long-extinct species: Promises and development in elk variation in hibernation perspectives phenology: An experimental Dana Paige Seidel, Mark S. approach Kevin L. Campbell Boyce Jeffrey Lane
10:45 MR1-42 MR2-44 IN1-43 Small-bodied forest specialists Rising complexity and falling The contribution of rare and navigating the dangerous explanatory power in ecology common variants to matrix: Does adding forest quantitative trait variation in corridors impede long-term Etienne Low-Décarie, Corey Capsella grandiflora primate survival and Chivers, Monica Granados maintenance of genetic Young Wha Lee, Emily diversity in severely Josephs, Stephen Wright, John fragmented habitats? Stinchcombe
Becky E. Raboy
42 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL MERCREDI 28 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
IN2-41 CA1-41 CA2-41 MF2-39 MF5-38 Climate change and habitat Would you like carbon or Foraging strategies of Effect of landscape on the How adventurous are fragmentation drive the chimpanzees with that? co-occurring mysid species: composition of dissolved chewing lice (Insecta: occurrence of B. burgdorferi, Synergies and trade-offs in Niche partitioning in the St. organic matter in the Quebec Phthiraptera) infesting Canada the agent of Lyme disease, at restoring biodiversity and Lawrence estuarine transition boreal biome geese? the northern limit of its ecosystem services in zone distribution degraded African tropical Ryan H.S. Hutchins, Paul del Alexandra Grossi rainforest Gesche Winkler Giorgio, Yves Prairie, Thorsten Virginie Millien, Andrew Dittmar Gonzalez, Francois-Joseph Aerin L. Jacob, Martin J. Lapointe, Nicholas Ogden Lechowicz, Pete Parker, Colin A. Chapman
IN2-42 CA1-42 CA2-42 MF2-40 MF5-39 Climate change reduces Phylogenetic diversity of trees Krill density and depth Patterns of carbon burial Behavioural modifications in genetic diversity of Canada predicts human population distribution drive the optimal efficiency in temperate and Rhodnius prolixus infected lynx at the trailing range edge density in southern Africa foraging strategies and boreal lakes with T. rangeli but not T. cruzi maneuverability of lunge are linked to strong changes Erin L. Koen, Jeff Bowman, Jonathan Davies, Olivier feeding blue whales Adam J. Heathcote, Yves T. in the expression of the Dennis L Murray, Paul J. Wilson Maurinb, Kowiyou Prairie, Paul A. del Giorgio foraging gene Yessoufoub, Barnabas Darub, Jeremy Goldbogen, Elliott Bezeng Bezeng, Ledile Hazen, Ari Friedlaender Alessandra Guarneri, Mankga, Hanno Schaefer, Newmar Marliére, José Wilfried Thuiller, Michelle van Manuel Estivalis, David der Bank Carrasco, Carl Lowenberger
PAUSE
Aquatic Environmental Stressors Urban Ecology / Forest Entomology / Endocrinology and Stress / Zooplankton: From / Agents stressants du milieu Écologie urbaine Entomologie forestière Endocrinologie et stress Communities to Food Webs / aquatique Forest Entomology / Zooplancton : des Entomologie forestière communautés aux réseaux trophiques
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Céline Audet Jeremy Lundholm Leanna Lachowsky Anju Philip Yves Prairie
IN2-43 CA1-43 CA2-43 MF2-41 MF5-40 Multiple stressor impacts on Adaptive and maladaptive Pines vs. pests: Consequences With a little help from my Meta-population dynamics in phytoplankton in Ontario responses of roadside of the identity, diversity and friends: Conspecifics lower zooplankton communities: lakes amphibians abundance of plant defences acute stress in juvenile lake Untangling the role of for the success of a tree-killing sturgeon parasites, predators, and food Michelle Palmer, Andrew Steven Brady bark beetle availability Paterson, Jennifer Winter, Alexander Hare, W.G. Norman Yan Jagdeep Sekhon, Mary Reid Anderson Amanda Valois, Robert Poulin
IN2-44 CA1-44 CA2-44 MF2-42 MF5-41 Effects of increased levels of Occupancy modelling of Does fine-scale genetic Serotonergic regulation of the Is zooplankton production carbon dioxide on freshwater native and exotic solitary bees structure matter in an hypothalamic-pituitary-interre affected by community plankton community in urban landscapes irruptive forest pest? nal axis in rainbow trout via diversity in lakes? interactions the 5Ht1a receptor J. Scott MacIvor, Dr. Laurence Jasmine Janes, Amanda Roe, Nicolas F. St-Gelais, Paul A. Julia Hart, Beatrix Beisner, Packer Adrienne Rice, David Langor, Laurence Dionne-Wilson, del Giorgio, Beatrix E. Beisner Yves Prairie Felix Sperling Kathleen M. Gilmour
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 43 WEDNESDAY MAY 28
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
11:00 08:3010:30 - 08:4011:15 MR1-43 MR2-45 IN1-44 Benthic cyanobacterial mats Troubleshooting public data Differences in phenotypic INV-01INV-24 serve as a refuge and food for archiving: Suggestions to covariation structure of BiodiversityResurrecting change genotypes across and spatial phenotypes scales the amphipod Gammarus increase participation multiple populations of duringfrom long-extinct the anthropocene species: Promises and fasciatus Gasterosteus aculeatus from perspectives Dominique G. Roche, Robert Pender Harbour, BC Isla H. Myers-Smith, Mark Vellend David Lévesque, Christiane Lanfear, Sandra A. Binning, Kevin L. Campbell Hudon, Antonella Cattaneo Tonya M. Haff, Lisa E. Schwanz, Tegan Barry, Heather Kristal E. Cain, Hanna Kokko, Jamniczky, Sean Rogers Michael D. Jennions, Loeske E. B. Kruuk
11:15 11:15 - 12:00 MR1-44 MR2-46 IN1-45 Red flour beetles balance Establishing a community Tidal wrack and dune plants: INV-25 thermoregulation and food based research network to Interactions at the habitat edg The importance of basic research in the acquisition in evaluate cumulative impacts life sciences - how comparative density-dependent habitat of environmental change on J. Amanda Butler, Karen E. morphology leads to patents selection winter sea ice ecosystems in Samis east Hudson Bay Adam Summers William D. Halliday, Gabriel Blouin-Demers Joel P. Heath
11:30 MR1-45 MR2-47 IN1-46 Using foraging behaviour and The changing nature of Freeze tolerance in the habitat selection to evaluate ecology and evolution intertidal: plasticity in the coexistence in a community of revealed through publication mussel Mytilus trossulus sciurids trends Katie E. Marshall, Christopher Stephanie Tessier, William Charles Ramcharan, David D. G. Harley Vickery Lesbarreres, Pierre Echaubard
11:45 MR1-46 IN1-47 Foraging movements of Do plants evolve differently? Leach’s storm-petrels Somatic mutation in a woody Oceanodroma leucorhoa species during incubation Daniel Schoen, Kyle Ingrid L. Pollet, Robert A. Bobiwash Ronconi, Ian. D. Jonsen, Marty L. Leonard, Philip D. Taylor, Dave Shutler
12:00 Special presentation: Recent developments in the support and use of science by the Canadian Federal Government (12:00-13:30 | Auditorium)
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International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
IN2-45 CA1-45 CA2-45 MF2-43 MF5-42 Dealing with bad weather: Nest site selection of Influence of forest Macronutrients differentially Declining aquatic calcium Latitudinal variation in Red-headed woodpeckers management legacies on regulate affects the recovery of zooplankton dormancy across three spatial scales in outbreaks of defoliating Nucleobindin-2/Nesfatin-1 in zooplankton communities in dynamics an urban environment insects: Observations at the vivo in male mice and in vitro acid-damaged lakes landscape level in cultured stomach Natalie Jones, Benjamin Elsa C. Anderson, Jalene M. ghrelinoma (MGN3) cells from Alex Ross, Shelley Arnott Gilbert LaMontagne Louis-Etienne Robert, Daniel mice Kneeshaw, Brian R. Sturtevant, Patrick M. A. James Haneesha Mohan, Hiroshi Iwakura, Suraj Unniappan
IN2-46 CA1-46 CA2-46 MF2-44 MF5-43 Effects of environmental Plants make a difference: Examining the relative Maternal stress and cortisol Crustacean zooplankton temperature on cold tolerance Species diversity and traits importance of bottom-up vs. dynamics during zebrafish functional traits: Linking in threespine stickleback drive green roof ecosystem top-down control of spruce development organisms to ecosystems functioning budworm outbreak dynamics Taylor Gibbons, Patricia Matt Vijayan, Carol Best, Erin Marie-Pier Hébert, Beatrix Schulte Jeremy Lundholm, Steph Patrick James Faught Beisner, Roxane Maranger Tran, Amy Heim, Scott MacIvor, Brett Weddle, Lori Miller, Tyler Smith
IN2-47 CA1-47 CA2-47 MF2-45 MF5-44 Learning from the past: Testing mechanisms for plant Heritability of aphid resistance Nutrient status modulates the Factors influencing Genetic analyses of ancient species persistence and in balsam fir: Estimate expression of nesfatin-1 intraspecific phenotypic and contemporary samples coexistence in green roof discrepancies between encoding nucleobindin 1A variation in zooplankton identify how historic and ecosystems: Spatial traditional linear mixed and 2A mRNAs in zebrafish pre-historic events have heterogeneity and facilitation models and generalized linear gut and brain Cristina Charette, Alison shaped modern whale mixed models Derry populations Amy Heim, Jeremy Lundholm Azadeh Hatef, Sooraj Shajan, Sara Fraser Suraj Unniappan Stephanie Béland, Dr. Jim Darling, Dr. Timothy Frasier
IN2-48 CA1-48 CA2-48 MF2-46 MF5-45 Increased environmental Urban cladoceran Population variation in sex Stress-immune-growth Biodiversity changes in lakes variability in reproductive phylogenetic diversity and ratios of mountain pine interactions in fish: A role for from a subarctic mining success decreases resilience to reserve design in the presence beetles: Tests of direct and suppressors of cytokine region: Integration of fishing and increases of phylogenetic uncertainty indirect environmental signalling (SOCS) paleoecology and molecular uncertainty of recovery influences techniques El-Amine Mimouni, Beatrix E. Anju Mary Philip, Dr. Anna Kuparinen, David M. Beisner, Bernadette Leanna Lachowsky, Mary Mathilakath M. Vijayan Amanda K. Winegardner, Keith, Jeffrey A. Hutchings Pinel-Alloul Reid Natasha Salter, Beatrix E. Beisner, Alison Derry, Stéphane Aebischer, Didier Debroas, Isabelle Domaizon, Mehrdad Hajibabaei, Reinhard Pienitz, Shadi Shokralla, Lyle White, Boswell Wing, Irene Gregory-Eaves
Présentation spéciale : Recent developments in the support and use of science by the Canadian Federal Government (12:00-13:30 | Auditorium)
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 45 WEDNESDAY MAY 28
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
CSZ Symposium: Crossing Boundaries and Behaviour of Large Mammals / CSZ Wardle Lecture / Phenotypic Plasticity and Building Bridges - Integrative Zoology / Comportement des grands Conférence Wardle (SCZ) Variation III / Plasticité Symposium SCZ : Zoologie intégrative : mammifères phénotypique et variation Franchir les barrières et bâtir des ponts génétique III
Moderators/Modérateurs Chris Cameron & Angela Shamchuk
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Quinn Fletcher Brian Dixon Nadia Aubin-Horth
13:30 13:30 - 14:15 MR1-47 13:30 – 14:30 IN1-48 Guts, brains, and... cheeks? Morphological variation in a INV-26 Links between anatomy and MR2-48 hybrid complex: With or Tracking host-pathogen responses in competition in primates Through the looking glass and without sex! honey bees with quantitative proteomics beyond: Studies of parasitism, Kaia Tombak, Andrea Reid, immunity, and ecology of Thomas Grünbaum, Kevin Leonard J. Foster, Amanda Van Haga, Colin Chapman, Jessica dragonflies Duclos, Christelle Leung, Sarah Michaud, Joost Gouw, Nichollas Rothman, Caley Johnson, Louise Cloutier, Richard Scott, Marta Guarna Rafael Reyna-Hurtado, Joanna Mark R. Forbes Cloutier, Bernard Angers Lambert
13:45 MR1-48 IN1-49 Evidence of reciprocal Plastic responses in the timing allonursing in captive of reproduction to annual reindeer, Rangifer tarandus variation in spring temperature of a migratory Sacha C. Engelhardt, Robert songbird across North B. Weladji, Øystein Holand, America Knut H. Røed, Mauri Nieminen D. Bradley, A. McAdam, D. Hussell, F. Bonier, R. Clark, R. Dawson, A. Horn, M. Leonard, W. Rendell, R. Robertson, D. Shutler, D. Winkler, D.R. Norris
14:00 MR1-49 IN1-50 Patterns of social associations Effect of rearing environment in bighorn ewes on the genomic response to a social challenge Audrey Gagné-Delorme, Marco Festa-Bianchet, Fanie Cecilia Wikström, Barbara Pelletier Taborsky, Nadia Aubin-Horth
14:15 14:15 - 15:00 MR1-50 IN1-51 Reproductive timing and Adaptation and acclimation of INV-27 reliance on hoarded capital energy metabolism among Atrazine castrates males: A tale of toads resources by lactating red lake whitefish (Coregonus and men squirrels clupeaformis) ecotypes
Tyrone Hayes Quinn E. Fletcher, Manuelle Anne C. Dalziel, Martin Landry-Cuerrier, Stan Boutin, Laporte, Nicolas Martin, Louis Andrew G. McAdam, John R. Bernatchez Speakman, Murray M. Humphries
46 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL MERCREDI 28 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
Fish Ecology / Phenology and Defence / Immunology / Immunologie The Ecology of Carbon III / Contaminants and Invertebrates Écologie des poisons Phénologie et défense L’écologie du carbone III / Contaminants et invertébrés
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Ross Tallman Arthur Weis Barb Katzenback Shawn Leroux Greg Pyle
IN2-49 CA1-49 CA2-49 MF2-47.1 MF5-46 The evolutionary How phenology and local Testing the trade-offs The evolutionary ecology of What's up DOC?: Protective consequences of staying in temperature variation between testosterone and predator-driven elemental effects of dissolved organic freshwater: Seawater structure communities immunity in a free ranging cycling carbon on nickel toxicity to performance, physiological African ground squirrel sea urchin early life-stages and endocrine differences E. M. Wolkovich Shawn J. Leroux, Oswald between landlocked and Kelsey O'Brien, Dr. Jane Schmitz, Tamzin A. Blewett, Chris N. anadromous salmon Waterman Glover, Chris M. Wood
Stephen McCormick, Amy Regish, Michael O’Dea, Nicholas Bernier
IN2-50 CA1-50 CA2-50 MF2-47.2 MF5-47 The adaptive capacity of Experimental exclusion of Identification and functional Ecosystem experiment reveals Benthic invertebrates in Saint thermal tolerance: rabbits drives contemporary characterization of goldfish effects of terrestrial DOC on John Harbour: Are spatial Reintroduction of Atlantic evolution of plant defenses (Carassius auratus L.) high lake food webs and carbon distributions related to habitat salmon into Lake Ontario and decreases plant mobility group box 1 (HMGB1) cycles type and contaminants? phylogenetic diversity chromatin-binding protein Kayla J. Gradil, Chris C. Christopher T. Solomon, Heather Hunt, Karen Kidd, Wilson, Anthony P. Farrell, Nash E. Turley, Michael J. Jiasong Xie, Jordan W. Nicola Craig, Stuart E. Jones, Marie-Josée Abgrall, Bryan D. Neff Crawley, Marc T. J. Johnson Hodgkinson, Chao Li, Nikolina Patrick T. Kelly, Brian C. Weidel, Marie-Josée Maltais, Angella Kovacevic, Miodrag Belosevic Jake A. Zwart Mercer
IN2-51 CA1-51 CA2-51 MF2-47.3 MF5-48 Get a grip: The effect of Genetically based latitudinal Discovering functional Variations in sources of The result of acute substrate on the swimming patterns in physical, chemical immune markers in rainbow organic matter to co-exposures to metals and behaviour of juvenile and life history defence traits trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) zooplankton diet across a polycyclic aromatic shortnose sturgeon (Acipenser in the native plant Oenothera for resistance and boreal landscape: Inferences hydrocarbons (PAHs) on the brevirostrum) biennis susceptibility against from carbon and nitrogen bioaccumulation of metals, Flavobacterium psychrophilum stable isotope analyses survival, and behaviour of Lindsay May, James Kieffer Daniel Anstett, Jeff Ahern, Hyalella azteca Marc T.J. Johnson, Juha-Pekka Shawna Semple, Lowia M.U. Mohamed Anas, Salminen Al-Hussinee, John Lumsden, Kenneth A. Scott, Björn Wissel, Patrick Gauthier, Greg Pyle, Brian Dixon Ellie Prepas
IN2-52 CA1-52 CA2-52 MF2-47.4 MF5-49 Mechanisms of population Effects of experimental Regulation of rainbow trout Insights into the activity of Nickel and copper mixture regulation in stream warming on phenology and (Oncorhynchus mykiss) aerobic anoxygenic toxicity to sensitive aquatic salmonids: Insights from field morphology of an aquatic cytokines in vitro and in vivo phototrophic bacteria in invertebrates in soft water and laboratory studies insect (Odonata) following immunostimulation freshwater systems Prachi Deshpande, James James Grant, Amanda Shannon McCauley, John Cheryl Soulliere, Lital Sever, Carolina Garcia-Chaves, Paul McGeer Lindeman, Asra Toobaie, Hammond, Dachin Frances, Susy Lam, Nguyen Vo, Jack del Giorgio Jackie Wood Karen Mabry Iwanczyk, Joel Kooistra, Niels Bols, Brian Dixon
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 47 WEDNESDAY MAY 28
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
14:30 14:15 - 15:00 MR1-51 IN1-52 Brown bear habitat selection Epigenetic differentiation of INV-27 personality in Scandinavian sympatric asexual hybrids Atrazine castrates males: A tale of toads managed landscape and men Christelle Leung, Sophie Martin Leclerc, Eric Vander Breton, Bernard Angers Tyrone Hayes Wal, Andreas Zedrosser, Jon E. Swenson, Jonas Kindberg, Fanie Pelletier
14:45 MR1-52 IN1-53 Seasonal variation in both Extraordinary sexual behavior temperature and resource of capelin extends to bizarre availability influence habitat behaving sperm selection by Ontario moose José Beirão, Jason Lewis, Garrett M. Street, Arthur R. Craig Purchase Rodgers, John M. Fryxell
15:00 BREAK
15:30 Auditorium
15:30 - 16:30
CSZ Plenary Moderator: Pat Walsh, CSZ President
INV-28 The sex lives of fish: Science, policy and beyond Glen Van Der Kraak
16:30 Foyers ( 3rd and 4th floors )
16:30 - 18:00
Poster and Mixer Session 3 ( see page 67-68 for more détails )
18:30 Auditorium
18:30 - 19:30
CSEE / CSZ / ZET Public Outreach Lecture Moderator: Andrew Hendry
INV-29 Polar obsession Paul Nicklen @PaulNicklen
48 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL MERCREDI 28 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
IN2-53 CA1-53 CA2-53 MF2-47.5 MF5-50 Heated discussions: The shape of selection: Using DsRNA production by fish Influence of dissolved organic Calcium uptake and the Temperature dependence of alternative fitness functions to viruses in fish cells carbon (DOC) on growth of interactive effects of copper in communication signals in wild test predictions for selection three fish species in Daphnia pulex populations of African weakly on flowering time Amal Aloufi north-temperate lakes electric fish Andrew Liorti, Teresa Crease, Arthur E. Weis, Susana M. Pierre-Olivier Benoit, Beatrix. Andreas Heyland Tyler Moulton, Lauren Wadgymar, Michael Sekor, E. Beisner, Christopher T. Chapman, Rudiger Krahe Steven J. Franks Solomon
IN2-54 CA1-54 CA2-54 Persistence under intense Among-plant consequences Effects of temperature and fishing pressure: Distribution of within-plant variation: diet on immunity and and condition of Nile perch Variation among flowers fecundity in the mosquito, (Lates niloticus) across habitats drives selection on flowering Culex pipiens (Diptera: in Lake Nabugabo, Uganda time Culicidae)
Emmanuelle Chretien, Emily J. Austen, Jessica R. K. Nicole Beckett, Laura Lauren J. Chapman Forrest, Arthur E. Weis Ferguson, Madeline Campbell, Sean Eckstein, Todd Smith, Shelley Adamo
PAUSE
Auditorium
15:30 - 16:30
Conférence plénière de la SCZ Modérateur : Pat Walsh, president SCZ
INV-28 The sex lives of fish: Science, policy and beyond Glen Van Der Kraak
Foyers ( 3e et 4e étages )
16:30 - 18:00
3ème séance de présentations sur affiche & réseautage (voir page 67-68 pour plus de détails)
Auditorium
18:30 - 19:30
Session ouverte au public SCEE / SCZ / FEZ Modérateur : Andrew Hendry
INV-29 Polar obsession Paul Nicklen @PaulNicklen
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 49 THURSDAY MAY 29
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
LOC Symposium: From genomes to biomes / Quantitative Ecology and Genomics / Génomique Contaminants: From Land to Symposium COL : Génomes aux Biomes Evolution / Écologie et Sea / Contaminants : de la terre évolution quantitatives vers la mer
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Mark Dale Cameron Weadick Frances Pick
8:30 08:30 - 09:15 MR1-53 MR2-49 IN1-54 Replacement and richness From plant to animal: Are you really what you eat? INV-31 difference components of Cross-kingdom transfer of Using GPS telemetry to Genome architecture and the dynamics beta diversity: New microRNAs and their unravel the sources of flame of speciation interpretation methods regulatory effect in rainbow retardant contamination in trout birds foraging in Víctor Soria-Carrasco, Zachariah Pierre Legendre anthropogenic landscapes Gompert, Aaron A. Comeault, Timothy E. Paul Craig, Carol Bucking, Farkas, Thomas L. Parchman, J. Spencer Christophe LeMoine, Patrick Marie-Line Gentes, Marc Johnson, C. Alex Buerkle, Jeffrey L. Feder, Walsh, Thomas Moon Mazerolle, Jean-François Jens Bast, Tanja Schwander, Scott P. Egan, Giroux, Jonathan Verreault Bernard J. Crespi, Patrik Nosil
8:45 MR2-50 IN1-55 Finding the appropriate Spatial assessment of the spatial scale a genomic study: interactions between PCBs, Insights from transposable organochlorine pesticides and element data organic matter in retrogressive thaw Brent Saylor, Tyler A. Elliott, slump-affected lake Stefan Linquist, Stefan C. sediments of the Mackenzie River Delta uplands, Canada Kremer, T. Ryan Gregory, Karl Cottenie David C. Eickmeyer, Linda E. Kimpe, Steve V. Kokelj, Michael F.J. Pisaric, John P. Smol, Hamed Sanei, Joshua R. Thienpont, Jules M. Blais
9:00 MR1-55 MR2-51 IN1-56 Rethinking co-occurrence and Transposable element Characterizing polycyclic limiting similarity null models richness in sequenced aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) to better address community eukaryotes profiles in lake sediments near assembly petrochemical activity in Tyler A. Elliott, T. Ryan northwestern Canada Mike Lavender, Eric G. Lamb, Gregory Brandon Schamp Cyndy Desjardins, Linda E. Kimpe, Joshua Thienpont, Steven Kokelj, Jennifer Korosi, Michael F.J. Pisaric, John Smol, Michael Palmer, Jules M. Blais
9:15 09:15 - 10:00 MR1-56 MR2-52 IN1-57 Scaling plant-associated Extensive copy-number Metal nanoparticles exposure INV-32 microbial biodiversity from variation of young genes effects inferred from Size matters: From metabolic rate to trees to biomes across populations shapes the transcriptome analysis macroevolutionary trajectories ecoresponsiveness of Steven Kembel stickleback genomes Dana F. Simon, Rute F. Zoe Finkel Domingos, Charles Hauser, Frédéric J.J. Chain, Philine Colin M. Hutchins, William G.D. Feulner, Mahesh Panchal, Zerges, Kevin J. Wilkinson Christophe Eizaguirre, Irene E. Samonte, Martin Kalbe, Tobias L. Lenz, Monika Stoll, Erich Bornberg-Bauer, Manfred Milinski, Thorsten B.H. Reusch
50 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL JEUDI 29 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
Range Limits and Shifts / Ecological Genetics / Population Dynamics / Phylogeography / Oxidative Stress / Changements des limites Génétique écologique Dynamique des populations Phylogéographie Stress oxydatif géographiques
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Carissa Brown Melania Cristescu William Vickery Zhigang Jiang Les Buck
IN2-55 CA1-55 CA2-55 MF2-47 MF5-52 Interspecific variation in range How predictable are the The structure and balance of The genetic structure and Mitochondrial reactive oxygen size and the climatic niche genetics of adaptation? large mammal ecosystems phylogeography of White species (ROS) metabolism: Mountain Avens (Dryas How do ectotherms compare Véronique Boucher-Lalonde, Gina L. Conte, Matthew E. Ian Hatton integrifolia) in eastern Canada, to endotherms? David Currie Arnegard, Jacob Best, Dolph from New Brunswick to Schluter, Catherine L. Peichel Labrador Jason R. Treberg, Emianka Sotiri, Sheena Banh, Pamela Sabine Dietz, Karen Samis Zacharias
IN2-56 CA1-56 CA2-56 MF2-48 MF5-53 Are southern range Life history and population Longer ice-free seasons Variation in genetic structure, Development and translocations likely to be genetic effects of dams on increase the risk of nest diversity and population size ecotoxicological validation of viable under climate change? Sockeye salmon after 100 depredation by polar bears for across the range of a Pacific a microbial bioreporter of years colonial breeding birds in the coastal dune endemic plant oxidative stress Michael Peers, Elizabeth Canadian Arctic Pearce, Dan Thornton, Dennis Pasan Samarasin, Lyse Adriana López-Villalobos, Felix Morin, Alexandre Murray Godbout, Helen Rodd, Brian Samuel A. Iverson, H. Grant Christopher G. Eckert Poulain, Thomas Moon Shuter Gilchrist, Paul A. Smith, Anthony J. Gaston, Mark R. Forbes
IN2-57 CA1-57 CA2-57 MF2-49 MF5-54 What range-edge population Minimum theoretical and Population fluctuation, Degraded DNA in wildlife Evidence for a role of heme dynamics reveal about current empirical spatial scales of local synchrony and survival in genetic studies: Does it affect oxygenase-1 in regulating and future range limits genetic adaptation to Newfoundland caribou: molecular markers? heart function in the zebrafish predatory crabs by poorly Interactions between intrinsic (Danio rerio) larvae exposed to Anna Hargreaves, dispersing marine snails: Field and extrinsic drivers Carly Graham, Douglas changes in water oxygen Christopher Eckert experiments in Canada and in Boreham, Travis Glenn, Stacey levels Spain Guillaume Lance, Jessica Martino, Bastille-Rousseau, James A. Richard Manson, Jon Mee, Velislava Tzaneva, Steve F. Elizabeth Grace Boulding, Schaefer, Shane Mahoney, Sean Rogers, Joanna Wilson, Perry Juan Galindo DaSilva, Nerea Dennis L. Murray Christopher Somers González-Lavín, Emilio Rolán Alvarez
IN2-58 CA1-58 CA2-58 MF2-50 MF5-55 Anti-climatic: How biotic and Correlated genetic structure Unlikely survival of rodents in Population structure of a The effects of strain and abiotic factors can constrain among interacting species: the desert: Exploring the temperate bat: Gene flow and ploidy on the physiological climate-induced range Coevolution, common impacts of refugia, dispersal, diversity of little brown bats responses of rainbow trout expansion of trees environmental response, or and rain pattern trough a on the islands and mainland (Oncorhynchus mykiss) to pH covarying spatial spatio-temporal simulation areas of eastern Canada 9.5 exposure. Carissa D. Brown, Jill F. autocorrelation? approach Johnstone, Mark Vellend Brenna A. McLeod, Timothy Andrew Thompson, Tammy Catherine Cullingham, William Vickery, Julien Céré, R. Frasier, Lynne E. Burns, Rodela, Jeffrey Richards Jasmine Janes, Patrick James, Cristopher Dickman Krista Arseneault, Hugh G. Dario Alayon, Clement Tsui, Broders Felix Sperling, Richard Hamelin, Janice Cooke, David Coltman
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 51 THURSDAY MAY 29
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
9:30 09:15 - 10:00 MR1-57 MR2-53 IN1-58 Using multiple imputation to Genomic variation in Explanations for seasonal INV-32 estimate missing data in yellow-rumped warblers variability in the sensitivity of Size matters: From metabolic rate to ecological meta-analysis sea lampreys to the chemical macroevolutionary trajectories David Toews, Alan Brelsford, 3-trifluoromethyl-4-nitrophen Hance Ellington, Guillaume Borja Mila, Christine Grossen, ol (TFM), used to control Zoe Finkel Bastille-Rousseau, Cayla Darren Irwin invasive sea lamprey in the Austin, Kristen Landolt, Bruce Great Lakes Pond, Erin Rees, Nic Robar, Dennis Murray Alexandra Muhametsafina, Chris Robinson, Hadi Dhiyebi; Benjamin Hlina, Tristan Long, Roger Bergstedt, Karen Slaght, Michael Wilkie
9:45 MR1-58 MR2-54 IN1-59 Phylogenetic gradient Phylogenomics of African Polyvinyl siloxane decreases analysis: Environmental clawed frogs (Xenopus): invasive tunicate recruitment drivers of phylogenetic implications for evolutionary in the field variation across ecological dynamics of sex communities chromosomes Natalia Filip, Russell C. Wyeth
Pedro Peres-Neto, Steven Benjamin L.S. Furman, Ben J. Kembel Evans
10:00 BREAK
LOC Symposium: From genomes to biomes / Metacommunities and Models / Conservation Genomics and Ecology Along Gradients / Symposium COL : Génomes aux Biomes Métacommunautés et modèles Genetics / Génomique et Écologie le long des gradients génétique de conservation
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Pedro Peres-Neto Silva Uusi-Heikkilä Christopher Eckert
10:30 - 11:15 MR1-59 MR2-55 IN1-60 10:30 Écologie virtuelle : une Will our forests look good in Elevation and phylogenetic INV-33 approche écosystémique pour these genes? Genomics of local diversity of neotropical insects Achieving function through form comprendre les mondes adaptation to climate in virtuels lodgepole pine and interior Alex Smith, Winnie spruce Anja Geitmann Hallwachs, Daniel H. Janzen Julien Céré, Pierre-Olivier Sally Aitken, Andreas Hamann, Montiglio Kathryn Hodgins, Jason Holliday, Katharina Liepe, Katie Lotterhos, Ian MacLachlan, Sarah Markert, Robin Mellway, Kristin Nurkowski, Loren Rieseberg, David Roberts, Pia Smets, Tongli Wang, Michael Whitlock, Sam Yeaman
10:45 MR1-60 MR2-56 IN1-61 A metacommunity model to Fragmentation effects on Contributions of species demonstrate how generalist genetic structure and fitness sorting and intraspecific species dominate locally in in a calcareous grassland variation to trait turnover complex regional landscapes specialist, Pulsatilla vulgaris among plant communities along a mountainside Marie-Hélène Greffard, Michelle F. DiLeo, Helene H. Hassen Allegue Wagner Geneviève Lajoie, Mark Vellend
52 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL JEUDI 29 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
IN2-59 CA1-59 CA2-59 MF2-51 MF5-56 Dispersal mediates the A paternity test to determine Importance des effets cohorte Asian gazelles Procapra in The role of oxidative stress in predictability of multi-species pollen movement and parent chez une population anthropogenic landscape the aging and survivorship of range shifts pairs in highbush blueberry d'ongulés alpins teleost red blood cells Zhigang Jiang Patrick Thompson, Andrew Gwendolyn Huber, Kermit Gabriel Pigeon, Marco Johanne M. Lewis, Amanda Gonzales Ritland Festa-Bianchet, Fanie Pelletier Burnette, Allyson McCormick, Emily McManus
IN2-60 CA1-59.1 CA2-60 MF2-52 MF5-57 Critical review and synthesis Growth regulation in brook Size selectivity of predation by Genome-wide set of SNPs Low hydrogen peroxide of quantitative methods for charr: Investigations at the Alaskan brown bears depends reveals evidence for the production in mitochondria of measuring species' range individual and family levels on the density of their presence of a cryptic glacial the long-lived Arctica shifts sockeye salmon prey refugium for thinhorn sheep islandica: Underlying Aurélie Prinet, Jocelyne mechanisms for slow aging Semra Yalcin, Shawn J. Leroux Pellerin, Louis Bernatchez, Curry J. Cunningham, Zijian Sim, Joshua M. Miller, Céline Audet Gregory T. Ruggerone, Philippe Henry, David W. Daniel Munro, Nicolas Thomas P. Quinn Coltman Pichaud, Frédérique Paquin, Vincent Keimed, Pierre U. Blier
PAUSE
Aquatic Population Dynamics / Environmental DNA and Hybridization / Hybridation Ammonia Toxicity / Toxicité de Response to Environmental Dynamique des populations Barcoding / ADN l’ammoniac Hypoxia / Réponse à aquatiques environnemental et codes à l'environnement hypoxique barres
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Caroline Fox Steven Kembel Roland Vergilino Sandra Fehsenfeld Tammy Rodela
IN2-61 CA1-60 CA2-61 MF2-53 MF5-58 Spawning Pacific herring Assessment of below-ground Hybrid zone dynamics of the Fish on acid: A tale of urine, Living at the edge: Hypoxia as provide an important spatial plant biodiversity through Papilio machaon species nitrogen metabolism, and a driver of divergence in East subsidy to nearshore and environmental DNA from soil: group in western Canada acid-base regulation African swamps intertidal species A case study in the Peace-Athabasca Delta Julian Dupuis, Felix Sperling Michael James Lawrence, Lauren Chapman Caroline Fox, Paul Paquet, wetlands Pat A. Wright, Chris M. Wood Thomas Reimchen Nicole Fahner, Mehrdad Hajibabaei, Donald Baird
IN2-62 CA1-61 CA2-62 MF2-54 MF5-59 Effects of competition with Environmental DNA: A Consistent genomic High environmental ammonia Some like it cold... especially four non-native salmonid communal metagenomics signatures of reproductive during early life: Effects on the in hypoxia: developmental species on Atlantic salmon approach to detecting isolation in a hybrid zone HPI axis and neuronal changes in the from three populations amphibians in aquatic responding to climate change development of zebrafish thermoregulatory response of ecosystems hibernating and Aimee Lee Houde, Chris Scott A. Taylor, Thomas A. Tegan Williams, Luke non-hibernating rodents Wilson, Bryan Neff Brandon K. Booker, David White, Wesley Hochachka, Bonham, Nick Bernier Coltman, Corey Davis, Cynthia Valentina Ferretti, Robert L. Yvonne A. Dzal, William K. Paszkowski Curry, Irby J. Lovette Milsom
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 53 THURSDAY MAY 29
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
11:00 08:3010:30 - 08:4011:15 MR1-61 MR2-57 IN1-62 A game theoretic model of Flitting from coast to coast: Trait dispersion in regional INV-01INV-33 competition among plants Continent-wide spatial assemblages across BiodiversityAchieving function change through across spatial form scales predicts the global genetics of the recently elevational gradients during the anthropocene distribution of biomes endangered little brown Anja Geitmann Myotis (Myotis lucifugus) at the Juan Zuloaga, Jeremy Kerr Isla H. Myers-Smith, Mark Vellend Gordon G. McNickle, Miquel northern limits of its range A. Gonzalez-Meler, Douglas Lynch, Jennifer Baltzer, Joel S. Christina Davy, Cori Lausen, Brown Craig Willis, Christopher Kyle
11:15 11:15 - 12:00 MR1-62 MR2-58 IN1-63 Non-hierarchical patterns of Co-varying genotypic Competition, predation, INV-34 movement promote stability changes associated with physiology and the The influence of phenotypic trait and resilience in a tri-trophic selective mortality at sea in elevational limits of tropical dynamics on population processes metacommunity Atlantic salmon birds
Fanie Pelletier Eric Pedersen, Justin Marleau, Vincent Bourret, Mélanie Jill E. Jankowski, Gustavo A. Monica Granados, Holly Dionne, Louis Bernatchez Mark A. Chappell, Scott K. Moeller, Frederic Guichard Robinson
11:30 MR1-63 MR2-59 IN1-64 Habitat network structure Conservation genomics of Plant-insect interactions do mediates cooperation in anadromous Atlantic salmon not determine the elevational microfluidic and simulation (Salmo salar) in North America range limits of a montane experiments herb Jean-Sébastien Moore, Edward Wong, Michel Loreau, Vincent Bourret, Patrick Anna L. Hargreaves, Linsey Andrew Gonzalez O'Reilly, Mélanie Dionne, Ian Falk, Jennifer Weiner, R. Bradbury, Louis Bernatchez Christopher G. Eckert
11:45 MR1-64 MR2-60 IN1-65 The emergence of nutrient Evolutionary legacy of Investigating adaptive colimitation in size-selected harvest extends constraints at latitudinal range metaecosystems from genes to populations margins in Arabidopsis lyrata
Justin Marleau, Frédéric Silva Uusi-Heikkilä, Andrew Antoine Paccard Guichard, Michel Loreau R Whiteley, Anna Kuparinen, Shuichi Matsumura, Paul A Venturelli, Christian Wolter, Jon Slate, Craig R Primmer, Robert Arlinghaus
12:00
54 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL JEUDI 29 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
IN2-63 CA1-62 CA2-63 MF2-55 MF5-60 How much kelp does an Early detection of aquatic The structure of hybrid zones Ammonia independent apical Elasmobranchs as models of urchin eat? Intraspecies invaders: Can next-generation between Arctic char sodium uptake in the stress: The effects of differences in consumption sequencing accurately (Salvelinus alpinus) and Dolly integument of the freshwater hypo-osmotic stress on the rates describe zooplankton Varden (Salvelinus malma) ribbon leech (Nephelopsis chemical and molecular communities? obscura) chaperone systems of the Thew Suskiewicz, Ladd Shannan May-McNally, spiny dogfish shark (Squalus Johnson, Walter Adey Emily A. Brown, Aibin Zhan, Thomas P. Quinn, Eric B. Taylor Alex Quijada-Rodriguez, acanthias) Jullien Flynn, Hugh MacIsaac, Aaron Schultz, Greg Goss, Dirk Melania Cristescu Weihrauch Robyn MacLellan, Natalie Donaher, Dave Barnett, Patricia Wright, Tyson MacCormack, Suzie Currie
IN2-64 CA1-63 CA2-64 MF2-56 MF5-61 Choose your weapon: Benthic invertebrate Haldane's rule in Function and localization of Distinct physiological Selective cnidae sequestration biodiversity in the central Caenorhabditis briggsae and C. the primitive ammonia strategies are used to cope in aeolid nudibranch coastal and interior mountain sp. 9 transporter (Rhr-2) in the with constant and Hermissenda crassicornis ecosystems of British non-parasitic soil nematode, intermittent hypoxia in killifish Columbia: From morphology Joanna Bundus, Asher Cutter Caenorhabditis elegans (Fundulus heteroclitus) Susan Anthony, A. Richard and DNA barcoding to Palmer ecological function Aida Adlimoghaddam, Mike Brittney G. Borowiec, O'Donnell, David Merz, Jay Kimberley L. Darcy, Graham R. Aynsley Thielman, Marla Kormish, Dirk Weihrauch Scott Schwarzfeld, Anne-Marie Flores, Mark Shrimpton, Lisa Poirier, Daniel Erasmus, Brent Murray, Allan Costello, Dezene Huber, Michael Gillingham
IN2-65 CA1-64 CA2-65 MF2-57 MF5-62 A rigorous test of prey-, Diel and seasonal dynamics of Introns from the past: Ammonia excretion in the An examination of hypoxia predator- and nitrifying prokaryotes in a Hybridization misleads about marine fire worm Eurythoe and ammonia tolerance in ratio-dependent functional small oligotrophic lake the rate of intron gain in complanata: Transport studies zebrafish: Understanding the response models in a Daphnia and identification of the “gills” mechanims of multiple zooplankton microcosm Stéphanie Massé, David stressor tolerance Walsh, Roxane Maranger Roland Vergilino, Melania Dirk Weihrauch, Heiko Meyer, Christina M. Prokopenko, E.A. Cristescu, France Günter Purschke, Daniel Thiel, Tammy Rodela, Jeff Richards Katrine Turgeon, John M. Dufresne, Teresa J. Crease Maja Hugenschütt Fryxell
IN2-66 CA1-64.1 CA2-66 MF2-58 MF5-63 Wavelet analysis highlights Next generation sequencing What genome sequencing An ancestral potassium Living at the edge: Fish shifting oceanography and for environmental may be hiding from you: The channel = a novel ammonia performance under extreme fisheries signals in the biomonitoring lake whitefish as a cytogenetic transporter involved in hypoxia in East African long-term population case study crustacean acid - base swamps dynamics of an oceanic apex Jennifer Spall, Shadi balance? predator Shokralla, Donald Baird, Anne-Marie Dion-Côté, Catherine Baltazar, Lauren J. Mehrdad Hajibabaei Radka Symonová, Šárka Sandra Fehsenfeld, Dirk Chapman Laura Tremblay-Boyer, Pelikánová, Petr Ráb, Louis Weihrauch Simon Nicol, Shelton Harley Bernatchez
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 55 THURSDAY MAY 29
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
LOC Symposium: From genomes to biomes / Community Structure and Evolution of Behaviour / Phylogenies and Diversification Symposium COL : Génomes aux Biomes Assembly / Synécologie Évolution des comportements / Phylogénie et diversification
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Diana Sharpe Eric Vander Wal Simon Joly
13:30 13:30 - 14:15 MR1-65 MR2-61 IN1-66 Response of coral reef fish Testing the pace-of-life Global distribution and INV-35 assemblages to a severe syndrome hypothesis: A conservation of avian Molecules, genes and ecosystem natural disturbance quantitative genetic study on evolutionary distinctiveness function: Linking the molecular structure bighorn ewes of dissolved organic C to bacterial Thomas Lamy, Pierre Arne Mooers, Walter Jetz, community composition and function Legendre, René Galzin, Denis Réale, Julien Martin, Gavin Thomas, David Redding, across boreal aquatic ecosystems Joachim Claudet Dave Coltman, Jocelyn Klaas Hartmann Poissant, Marco Paul Del Giorgio Festa-Bianchet
13:45 MR1-66 MR2-62 IN1-67 Phylogenetic overdispersion Decomposing an individual’s Estimating absolute rates of of late Cenozoic ungulate social network centrality into evolution using discrete communities its genetic and environmental morphological characters influences across an uncertain Danielle Fraser, Root phylogeny: rates of Gorelick, Natalia Rybczynski Eric Vander Wal, Marco anatomical evolution in Festa-Bianchet, Denis Réale, modern birds Fanie Pelletier Luke B. Harrison, Hans C.E. Larsson
14:00 MR1-67 MR2-63 IN1-68 Large-scale patterns of A molecular biologist's guide Testing for adaptive radiation epigeic macroarthropod to social gene discovery and ecological constraint in a diversity and assemblage major lineage of rodents structure in Arctic Canada Emma Mullen, Graham (Hystricomorpha, Thompson Caviomorpha) Crystal M. Ernst, Christopher M. Buddle Nathan S. Upham, Bruce D. Patterson
14:15 14:15 - 15:00 MR1-68 MR2-64 IN1-69 How does variation in moss Foraging and vitellogenin Different clades, different INV-36 communities and functional gene expression patterns in rates: Exploring trait spaces in Ecosystem consequences of traits across forest types eusocial sweat bees using a phylogenetic context contemporary evolution: A new hope for influence successional qRT-PCR range shifts caused by climate change trajectories among deciduous, Gregor Rolshausen, coniferous and mixed stands David Awde, Adonis Jonathan Davies, Gregor Joe Bailey, Jennifer Schweitzer in interior Alaska? Skandalis, Miriam Richards Fussmann, Eric van der Wal, Nash Turley, Andrew Hendry Mélanie Jean, Jill F. Johnstone, Michelle C. Mack, Heather D. Alexander
56 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL JEUDI 29 MAI
International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
Physiological Response to Population Ecology / Écologie Parallel and Convergent Life History and Aging / Cycle Symbioses and Host Hypoxia / Réponse des populations Evolution / Évolutions parallèles biologique et vieillissement Associations / Symbioses et physiologique à l'hypoxie et convergente relations avec l’hôte
Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Moderator/Modérateur Nicholas Bernier Easton R. White Bonnie Fraser Marco Festa-Bianchet Terrence Bell
IN2-67 CA1-65 CA2-67 MF2-59 MF5-64 Phylogenetic analysis The effects of hypoxia on Fronts, food and fitness: Persistent directional Dominance rank and of green algae living branchial sodium exchange in Linking environment to life selection on body size reproductive success in male symbiotically with four north freshwater acclimated killifish history in two albatross revisited: The role of eastern grey kangaroos american amphibian egg (Fundulus heteroclitus) species investment – production masses: An environmental tradeoffs in evolutionary stasis Elise Rioux-Paquette, Dany sequencing approach Marina Giacomin, Trish Lesley Thorne, Scott Shaffer, Garant, Marco Schulte, Chris Wood Elliott Hazen, Steven Bograd, Njal Rollinson, Locke Rowe Festa-Bianchet Yuan Lin, Cory Bishop David Foley, Melinda Connors
IN2-68 CA1-66 CA2-68 MF2-60 MF5-65 Turtle (Trachemys scripta) How competition and Ancestral developmental Patterns of aging in two ToxEcology: Using cardiac pacemaker resource fluctuation shape potential facilitates parallel long-lived seabirds: What do meta-‘omics to reveal broad mechanism is altered by acquisition and allocation evolution of a novel they tell us about processes? patterns in microbial-plant temperature and anoxia strategies in female ungulates: supersoldier caste in the interactions in the presence of Insights from an energy-based hyperdiverse ant genus Kyle H. Elliott, Tony Gaston, hydrocarbon and trace metal Jonathan A.W. Stecyk, model Pheidole Scott Hatch, James Hare, Gary contaminants Christine S. Couturier, Theresa Anderson Cho, Natalia Dorofeyeva, Laurence Puillet, Nicolas Rajendhran Rajakumar, Terrence H. Bell, Yves Terrat, Aurora Hoefferle, Gary Lose, Friggens, Mélanie Diego San Mauro, Michiel B. Antoine Pagé, Etienne Rhiannon Pattison, John Dammhahn, Denis Réale Dijkstra, Ming H. Huang, Diana Yergeau, Marc St-Arnaud Shero E. Wheeler, Francois Hiou-Tim, Abderrahman Khila, Michael Cournoyea, Ehab Abouheif
IN2-69 CA1-67 CA2-69 MF2-61 MF5-66 Variation in the brain water Context- and The genomic signature of Critical hydrological windows The phyllosphere microbial content of crucian carp and phenotype-dependent parallel adaptation from influence the reproductive communities of the natural the common goldfish in dispersal in an insect, shared genetic variation timing of kokanee and urban temperate forest of response to ammonia and Notonecta undulata Quebec anoxia (Heteroptera: Notonectidae) Marius Roesti, Sergey Yolanda E. Morbey Gavrilets, Andrew Hendry, Isabelle Laforest-L., Steven Michael P. Wilkie, Jonathan Celina B. Baines, Locke Rowe Walter Salzburger, Daniel Kembel, Christian Messier A.W. Stecyk, Christine S. Berner Couturier, Sanya Sidhu, Zachary Lister, Guro K. Sandvik, Göran E. Nilsson
IN2-70 CA2-70 MF2-62 MF5-67 A complex puzzle: Divergent (Non)parallelism in Mutation, condition, and the Mutualist-mediated range mitochondrial function lake-stream stickleback: maintenance of extended expansion in a grass-fungal between mice and the Plastic, genetic, or both? lifespan in Drosophila endophyte symbiosis: linking hypoxia-tolerant naked mole field and greenhouse tests of rat Krista Oke, Mehvish Bukhari, Chris Kimber, Adam drought tolerance to Renaud Kaeuffer, Andrew Chippindale range-wide species Matthew E. Pamenter, Gigi Y. Hendry distribution models Lau, Jeffrey G. Richards, William K. Milsom Michelle E. Afkhami, Patrick J. McIntyre, Sharon Y. Strauss
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 57 THURSDAY MAY 29
Auditorium Mont-Royal 1 (MR1) Mont-Royal 2 (MR2) International 1 (IN1)
14:30 14:15 - 15:00 MR1-69 MR2-65 IN1-70 Resources are not all created Can social pheromones Reconstructing the early INV-36 equal: Irrigation and nitrogen regulate reproduction in evolution and morphology of Ecosystem consequences of addition have opposing non-social insects? fossil enteropneusts using contemporary evolution: A new hope for effects on plant community experimental decay and range shifts caused by climate change diversity Alison L. Camiletti, Graham J. consideration of new fossil Thompson taxa Joe Bailey, Jennifer Schweitzer Eric Lamb, Mike Lavender, Dilshan de Silva Benegarama, Karma Nanglu, Jean-Bernard Sara Kuleza Caron, Chris Cameron
14:45 MR2-66 IN1-71 A molecular realization of Toward consilience in reptile honey bee worker sterility phylogeny: MicroRNAs support an archosaur, not Graham Thompson, Emma lepidosaur, affinity for turtles Mullen Daniel J. Field, Jacques A. Gauthier, Benjamin L. King, Davide Pisani, Tyler R. Lyson, Kevin J. Peterson
15:00 BREAK
Auditorium
15:30 15:30 - 15:40
INV-37 Address by the President of the Canadian Institute for Ecology and Evolution
Peter R. Leavitt
Young Investigator Symposium
Moderator Beatrix Beisner
15:40 15:40 - 16:10
INV-38 The macroecology of range shifts in response to climate change Jennifer Sunday
CSEE - 2013 Early Career Award, presented by Judith Myers
16:10 16:10 - 16:40
INV-39 The genomic basis of local adaptation Rowan D.H. Barrett, Brant K. Peterson, Hopi E. Hoekstra
CSEE - 2013 Early Career Award, presented by Judith Myers
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International 2 (IN2) Cartier 1 (CA1) Cartier 2 (CA2) Mansfield 2 (MF2) Mansfield 5 (MF5)
IN2-71 CA1-69 CA2-71 MF2-63 MF5-68 Divergent molecular Ontogeny of mother-offspring Population genomics of Sex, mating system, and the Assessing species boundaries responses in hypoxia tolerant distances reflects sex convergently and evolution of lifespan in and host ranges of bark beetle and intolerant species of differences in fine-scale experimentally evolving Pristionchus nematodes associated tortoise mites sculpin exposed to short-term genetic structure of eastern populations of guppies using morphometric and hypoxia grey kangaroos Cameron Weadick, Ralf molecular markers Bonnie A. Fraser, Axel Sommer Milica Mandic, Jeffrey G. Wendy J. King, Elise Künstner, David N. Reznick, Wayne Knee Richards Rioux-Paquette, Dany Garant, Detlef Weigel, Christine Dreyer Anne Goldizen, Marco Festa-Bianchet
IN2-72 CA1-70 CA2-72 MF2-64 MF5-69 Embryonic anoxia exposure Population declines of six Rapid reversion towards wild Les patrons de croissance et Host seasonality and favors the development of a elasmobranch species at a population attributes after de reproduction de l'espèce distribution explain the proactive stress phenotype in marine protected area in the domesticated-wild fourragère Neomysis damselfly-water mite adult zebrafish tropical eastern Pacific hybridization in a fish americana contrôlés par des associations facteurs environnementaux Nicholas J. Bernier, Catherine Easton R. White, Julia K. Andrew Harbicht, Chris dans la zone de transition Julia J. Mlynarek, Mark R. M. Ivy, Cayleih E. Robertson Baum, Joanna Mills-Fleming, Wilson, Dylan Fraser estuarienne du Saint-Laurent Forbes Mark Myers Lotus Kandy Bouchard, Gesche Winkler
PAUSE
Auditorium
15:30 - 15:40
INV-37 Président de l’Institut canadien d'écologie et d'évolution
Peter R. Leavitt
Symposium Jeunes Investigateurs
Modérateur Beatrix Beisner
15:40 - 16:10
INV-38 The macroecology of range shifts in response to climate change Jennifer Sunday
SCEE - 2013 Early Career Award, présenté par Judith Myers
16:10 - 16:40
INV-39 The genomic basis of local adaptation Rowan D.H. Barrett, Brant K. Peterson, Hopi E. Hoekstra
SCEE - 2013 Early Career Award, présenté par Judith Myers
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GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 59 THURSDAY MAY 29
Auditorium
Young Investigator Symposium
Moderator Beatrix Beisner
16:40 16:40 - 17:10
INV-40 Lake size and shape modulates gas exchange with the atmosphere: Biogeochemical implications at different spatial scales Dominic Vachon, Yves T. Prairie
SCL - 2013 Peters Award, presented by Jules Blais
17:10 17:10 - 18:10
INV-41 Earthworm invasions in the boreal forest: Spread and effects of an exotic ecosystem engineer Erin Cameron
CSZ - 2013 T.W.M. Cameron Outstanding PhD Thesis Award, presented by Pat Walsh
18:10 18:10 - 18:30 INV-42 Address by the Federal Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development Julie Gelfand
60 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL JEUDI 29 MAI
Auditorium
Symposium Jeunes Investigateurs
Modérateur Beatrix Beisner
16:40 - 17:10
INV-40 Lake size and shape modulates gas exchange with the atmosphere: Biogeochemical implications at different spatial scales Dominic Vachon, Yves T. Prairie
SCL - 2013 Peters Award, présenté par Jules Blais
17:10 - 18:10
INV-41 Earthworm invasions in the boreal forest: Spread and effects of an exotic ecosystem engineer Erin Cameron
SCZ - 2013 T.W.M. Cameron Outstanding PhD Thesis Award, présenté par Pat Walsh
18:10 - 18:30
INV-42 Commissaire à l'environnement et au dévelopement durable Julie Gelfand © Tourisme Montréal Montréal © Tourisme
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 61 POSTER SESSION SÉANCE DE PRÉSENTATIONS SUR AFFICHE
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POSTER SESSION 1 / PO-M-07 PO-M-15 From whitefi sh to charr – The potential for fi sheries The fi rst complete, dated phylogeny of all Canadian SÉANCE DE PRÉSENTATION mediated evolution in Arctic fi shes based on life butterfl ies SUR AFFICHE 1 history and genetic characteristics Jayme Lewthwaite, Arne Mooers Ross F. Tallman Monday May 26 PO-M-16 Lundi 26 mai PO-M-08 Genomic consequences of adaptation to a novel Decoding the development of the bigheaded ant: A host in the seed beetle, Callosobruchus maculatus 16:30 - 18:00 global invasive species Meredith M. Doellman, Glen Hood, Greg Ragland, Benjamin Fung, Travis Chen, Ehab Abouheif, Scott Egan, Frank Messina, Jeff rey Feder 3rd fl oor/3e étage Rajendren Rajakumar, Matteen Rafi qi PO-M-17 PO-M-09 Examining the potential of metabarcoding for PO-M-01 Population diff erentiation of lake trout in Mistassini measuring beta diversity Identifying target genes responsible for mating Lake, QC Lisa Ledger, Joel Gibson, Shadi Shokralla, Ian King, system variation in two pipefi sh species using Kia Marin, Andrew Coon, Dylan J. Fraser Mehrdad Hajibabaei whole brain transcriptomes Emily Rose, Adam G. Jones PO-M-10 PO-M-18 Development of intracardiac innervation in the Decoding the development of a model ant species, PO-M-02 zebrafi sh (Danio rerio) the carpenter ant Adaptive genetic variation of Canada lynx across Frank M. Smith, Matthew R. Stoyek, Jordan Travis Chen, Benjamin Fung, Rajendhran their geographic range Kennedy, Roger P. Croll Rajakumar, Abdul Matteen Rafi qi, Ehab Abouheif Melanie Prentice, Jeff Bowman, Paul Wilson PO-M-11 PO-M-19 PO-M-03 Environmental eff ects on the African cichlid Longevity and temperature as selective pressures in Sperm performance in the African cichlid Pseudocrenilabrus multicolor victoriae’s fi tness the evolution of veneroid bivalves’ mtDNA Pseudocrenilabrus multicolor victoriae from Kerry Perrault, Mery Martinez-Garcia Aurore Levivier, France Dufresne, Pierre Blier divergent oxygen regimes Brandon Varela, Kerry Perrault, Mery Martinez PO-M-12 PO-M-20 Impaired development of testes in the asexual A role for rapid local adaptation in the PO-M-04 strain of the planarian worm, Schmidtea diff erentiation of Haida Gwaii avifauna? Impact of mineralocorticoid, glucocorticoid mediterranea Nathaniel Clark, Tim Birt, Theresa Burg, Tony and thyroid hormones on respiratory control John L. Brubacher, Ana P. Vieira, Phillip A. Gaston, Vicki Friesen development in Lithobates catesbeianus Newmark Jean-Philippe Rousseau, Pierre-Luc Dubé, Richard PO-M-21 Kinkead PO-M-13 Copy number variation in rDNA and the Artifi cial selection on embryonic gene expression transposon, Pokey in Daphnia PO-M-05 patterns in Drosophila Shannon Eagle, Kaitlynn Leriche, Teresa Crease Infl uence of physical barriers to gene fl ow in a Ab Matteen Rafi qi, Katherine Turner, David widespread passerine Juncker, Ehab Abouheif PO-M-22 Rachael V. Adams, Theresa M. Burg Genomics of microsympatric host plant adaptation PO-M-14 and speciation in western Rhagoletis pomonella PO-M-06 Static Allometry and the evolution of sexual Charles C.Y. Xu, Glen R. Hood, Meredith M. Sensory and signal modulation by sex steroids: dimorphism in the green frog (Lithobates clamitans) Doellman, Jeff rey L. Feder Do hormones aff ect visual mate choice in sailfi n Olivera Joksimovic, Stephen De Lisle mollies? Caitlin N. Friesen, Molly E. Cummings
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 63 POSTER SESSION
PO-M-23 PO-M-35 PO-M-49 Kinship within and among groups of beluga whales Cyanobacterial blooms: Community structure and Harder, better, faster, stronger: A life history (Delphinapterus leucas) hunted in the Beaufort Sea: controlling variables in a mesotrophic reservoir strategy shift in Littorina after the introduction of a Are family groups and dispersal related? Delphine Rolland, Warwick F. Vincent predator Lianne Postma, Margaret Docker, Steve Ferguson Christopher J. Austin, Liz Boulding PO-M-36 PO-M-24 Rates of intra-guild predation and cannibalism in PO-M-50 Untangling evolutionary relationships of black native and invasive crabs in Atlantic Canada Impacts of winter water level drawdown on widow spiders using nuclear and mitochondrial Paula Tummon Flynn, Cassandra Mellish, Pedro abundance and biodiversity of temperate genes Quijon freshwater macroinvertebrate communities Charmaine E. Condy, Jeremy A. Miller, Jessica E. Gabrielle Trottier, Christian Nozais, Chris Solomon, Garb, Maydianne C.B. Andrade, Nathan R. Lovejoy PO-M-37 Irene Gregory-Eaves Population viability analysis of an endangered PO-M-25 minnow on the St. Lawrence River using a PO-M-51 Intraspecifi c variation in sperm morphometry metapopulation model Disentangling multiple factors infl uencing snail of the African cyprinid Barbus neumayeri across Megan McCusker, Nicholas Mandrak, Nathan population decline: A case study at a plateau lake divergent environments Lovejoy in China Mery Martinez, Veronica Mullin, Albrecht Schulte- Zhuoyan Song, Junqian Zhang, Xiaoming Jiang, Hostedde PO-M-38 Zhicai Xie Incorporating watershed characteristics to improve PO-M-26 predictions of fi sh distributions in Northern Ontario PO-M-52 Testing for hybridization between deer mice in the face of climate change Census of bowhead whales (Balaena mysticetus) (Peromyscus maniculatus) and white-footed mice Brie A. Edwards, Jenni McDermid in Nunavut, Canada by genetic capture-mark- (Peromyscus leucopus) recapture Michelle McKay, Jeff Bowman, Paul J. Wilson PO-M-39 Stephen D. Petersen, Lucy Johnson, Bernard Testing the stability of the realized niches of LeBlanc, Jeff W. Higdon, Dave Yurkowski, Cory PO-M-27 phytoplankton Matthews, Lianne Postma, Steve H. Ferguson Bone development: Cells, tissues and responses to Andrew Irwin, Zoe Finkel laser ablation PO-M-53 Tamara Franz-Odendaal, Carolyn Chang, James PO-M-40 The dispersal-ecological specialization tradeoff Jabalee Temperature eff ects on standard metabolic rates of explains the diversity-latitudinal gradient in brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) eggs, alevin and zooplankton communities PO-M-28 fry: Interpopulation variation and implications for Renato Henriques-Silva, Bernadette Pinel-Alloul, Exploring genome-wide divergence during coping with climate change Pedro R. Peres-Neto speciation with gene fl ow Katie Cook, Chris Wilson, Gary Burness Laura Southcott, Marcus R. Kronforst PO-M-54 PO-M-41 Behavioural and physiological resilience of arctic PO-M-29 Predicting the eff ects of climate change on walleye char (Salvelinus alpinus) to diurnal temperature Host shifts in herbivorous insects: Testing model distributions in Ontario Lakes fl uctuations predictions for the earliest stages of ecological Thomas Van Zuiden, Sapna Sharma Matthew J.H. Gilbert, Davin Swift, Ryan Popowich, speciation Cameron Stevens, Keith B. Tierney Chandra Moff at, Stephen Heard PO-M-43 Phenotypic change in response to environmental PO-M-55 PO-M-30 change varies among genera and venue. Why Use of non-mammalian cell lines for the study of A taxonomic revision of Canadian non-Osmia generalizations are not possible microsporidians Osmiini (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae) Christopher Edge, Don Jackson, Jeff Houlahan, Lucy EJ Lee, Sarah J Gignac, Alina Reid, Michael Genevieve Rowe Marie-Josée Fortin Macleod, S. Richelle Monaghan PO-M-31 PO-M-44 PO-M-56 Evolutionary and biomechanical correlates of The distribution of larval odonates across Eff ects of climate change on lake trout distributions hummingbird body size environmental gradients in Ontario Dimitri A. Skandalis, Christopher C. Witt, Gary R. Sarah K. French, Shannon J. McCauley Miranda Chen, Sapna Sharma Graves, Gary R. Stiles PO-M-45 PO-M-57 PO-M-32 Zooplankton as microbial hotspots in fresh water Inferring patterns of benthic invertebrate co- Evolution of carbohydrate sparing mechanisms in lakes vertebrates: To spare or not to spare? occurrence and phylogenetic diversity in Wood Paul A. Fournier, Bradley T. Kelley, Lindsey T. Byrne, Ola Khawasik, David Walsh Buff alo National Park from next-generation Timothy J. Fairchild sequencing analysis of environmental samples PO-M-46 Michael Wright, Dr. Mehrdad Hajibabaei Use of non-biting midges (Diptera:Chironomidae) to assess biological integrity of Alberta wetlands PO-M-58 4th fl oor/4e étage Qi Liu, Heather Proctor The distribution of male-transmitted mitochondrial DNA polymorphisms in Mytilus edulis mussels in PO-M-33 PO-M-47 south-western Nova Scotia Tidal newts: Evolution in a stressful environment Establishment of fi broblast cell lines from the skin Don Stewart, Alexandra Rice, Marion Sinclair- Gareth R. Hopkins, Edmund D. Brodie, Jr., Zoë M. and caudal fi n of walleye, Sander vitreus Waters Stopher, Lorin A. Neuman-Lee, Susannah S. French Nguyen (Nathan) T K. Vo, Annie S. M. Mak, Lucy E. J. Lee, John S. Lumsden, Brian Dixon, Niels C. Bols PO-M-59 PO-M-34 Relationships of Arctic Cod, Boreogadus saida The color and the shape: Investigating the genomic PO-M-48 (Lepechin 1774), body composition with their architecture of divergent shell characteristics in Making scents of nucleobase compounds: Changes environment in the Canadian Beaufort Sea Littorina saxatilis ecotypes connected by a hybrid in zebrafi sh (Danio rerio) odour-evoked responses Brittany R. Lynn, Wojciech Walkusz, Jason Treberg, zone Angela L. Shamchuk, Amy Wang, Irtiza Oyon, Keith Dr. James Reist Joseph Anthony Kess, Elizabeth Boulding, Fiona B. Tierney Harper
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PO-M-60 PO-T-06 PO-T-18 Environmental DNA preserved in lake sediments: Just keep swimming: The relationship between Sex-specifi c genetic structure following a recent Calibrating a new tool for biodiversity science maximum swim speed and electric organ discharge range expansion: A case study with fi shers (Martes Joanna Gauthier, David Walsh, Daniel Selbie, Irene in weakly electric fi shes pennanti) Gregory-Eaves Kerri L. Ackerly, Lauren Chapman, Rudiger Krahe Philip Bertrand
PO-M-61 PO-T-07 PO-T-19 Quantifying the eff ects of water level drawdown Slow learners exhibit more plasticity in their level of Organism size determines the strength of on reservoir water quality using paleolimnological boldness in male but not female zebra fi nches environmental fi ltering techniques: A case study of Grand Lac Saint Julie Gibelli, Frédérique Dubois Andrew MacDonald, Diane Srivastava, Vinicius François, QC Farjalla Leanne Elchyshyn, Christopher T. Solomon, PO-T-08 Christian Nozais, Irene Gregory-Eaves Dissecting the molecular mechanisms of a host’s PO-T-20 behavioural modifi cation by its parasite using Could scarcity of Hickorynut mussels in a regulated PO-M-62 phenotypic engineering river be explained by decline of their suitable host Hierarchical population structure and genetic Lucie Grecias fi sh? diversity of lake trout (Salvelinus namaycush) in a André L. Martel, Jacqueline Madill dendritic system in Northern Labrador PO-T-09 Gregory McCracken, Robert Perry, Donald Keefe, Estimates of bear movement probabilities using PO-T-21 Daniel E Ruzzante circuit theory and observation data Designed to attract: The relationship of infant Julie Fortin, Jeff rey Cardille, Trisalyn Nelson, distress vocalizations to other social vocalizations PO-M-63 Gordon Stenhouse Cora Anne Romanow, Tobias Riede, Susan Lingle Local and broad scale movements of Arctic (Sterna paradisaea) and Common Terns (Sterna hirundo) off PO-T-10 PO-T-22 the Atlantic coast Electrosensory-based search strategies in weakly High-quality females prefer rare males in the Jessica Stephens, Phil Taylor, Mark Mallory, Robert electric fi sh monogamous zebra fi nch Ronconi Rebecca Rochman, Dr. John E. Lewis Cynthia Hébert-Brassard, Frédérique Dubois
PO-M-64 PO-T-11 PO-T-23 Phylogeography and invasions in the North Atlantic Air breathing in the Lake Magadi tilapia, Alcolapia Evaluating measures of recovery for species listed littoral: Concordant patterns in Hediste diversicolor grahami – hypoxic and oxic behaviours: The role of under the United States Endangered Species Act and Corophium volutator reactive oxygen species? Shahira Khair, David Currie, Scott Findlay Tony Einfeldt, Jason Addison Ora Johannsson, Chris Wood, Harold Bergman, Pierre Laurent, Geraldine Kavembe, Adalto PO-T-24 Bianchini, Lucas Bianchini, , John Maina, Claudine Ecological niche diff erentiation along the genetic POSTER SESSION 2 / Chevalier, Michael Papah, Kevin Brix, Gundrun gradient by hybridization of eastern wolf and DeBcoek, Kisipan Letura, Rodi Ojoo coyote in Northeastern America SÉANCE DE PRÉSENTATION Josée-Anne Otis, Daniel Thornton, Linda Y. SUR AFFICHE 2 PO-T-12 Rutledge, Dennis L. Murray Critical decisions: Risk allocation by a model Tuesday May 27 arthropod (Folsomia candida) PO-T-25 Mardi 27 mai Allison Bannister, Douglas Morris Pollinator dynamics in agricultural landscapes: The eff ects of restoration and management 16:30 - 18:00 PO-T-13 Caitlin Paterson, Andrew MacDougall Historical biogeography predicts social complexity 3rd fl oor/3e étage in the small carpenter bees PO-T-26 Sandra Rehan Does source population size aff ect performance in new environments? PO-T-01 PO-T-14 Automated tracking of wild hummingbird mass Matthew C. Yates, Dylan J. Fraser and energetics over multiple time scales using Metabolic variation in natural populations of wild radio frequency identifi cation technology yeast PO-T-27 Lily Hou, Kenneth Collins Welch Jr. Pedram Samani, Etienne Low-Decarie, Kyra Competitive intransitivity, population interaction Mckelvey, Thomas Bell, Austin Burt, Vassiliki structure, and strategy coexistence PO-T-02 Koufopanou, Christian Landry, Graham Bell Robert A. Laird, Brandon S. Schamp Evidence for Democracy: Scientists advocating for science integrity and evidence-based policies PO-T-15 PO-T-28 Dominique G. Roche, Aerin L. Jacobs, Katie Gibbs Genetic analysis of bighorn sheep population Spatio-temporal phenology of macroinvertebrates structure from winter faecal samples and bird use of a coastal wetland landscape near PO-T-03 Jamie Gorrell, University of Alberta (Presenter); Jeff Aulac, NB Infl uence du climat sur le gain de masse des Kneteman, Alberta Environment and Sustainable Christine McLauchlan, Mark Mallory, Nic McLellan, agneaux et des juvéniles chez le moufl on Resource Development; David Hik, University of Patrick Englehardt, Ian Spooner d’Amérique Alberta; David Coltman, University of Alberta Simon Guillemette, Fanie Pelletier, Marco Festa- PO-T-29 Bianchet PO-T-16 Dispersal rate drives diversity in a naturally The persistence of social infl uences on aggressive fragmented metacommunity PO-T-04 behaviour in a seasonal environment Tess Grainger, Natalie Jones, Rachel Germain, Does stress induce a change in the ecosystem Julia Kilgour, Andrew McAdam, Ryan Norris Aaron Hall, Lyn Baldwin, Benjamin Gilbert engineering eff ects of nematode burrows on Escherichia coli? PO-T-17 PO-T-30 Laura Bell, Kim Cuddington Dispersal in male Trinidadian guppies: Aggression, Providing rides is not stressful for dromedary size, and frequency dependence camels PO-T-05 Anna Li, Helen Rodd Yasmine Majchrzak, Gabriela Mastromonaco, Winter habitat segregation and population density Wendy Korver, Gary Burness in mule deer and white-tailed deer Travis Bannatyne, Susan Lingle, Nicola Koper
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 65 POSTER SESSION
PO-T-31 PO-T-43 PO-T-56 Balancing pre- and post-copulatory selection: Factors impacting bioaccessibility of MeHg in fi sh: Parasites and pollution; do both matter to marine allometry of the genitalia in the Mustelidae Dietary habits and the microbiome bird reproduction? Albrecht I. Schulte-Hostedde, Jeff Bowman Catherine Girard, Ousséni Ouedraogo, Marc Jennifer Provencher, Mark Forbes, Grant Gilchrist Amyot PO-T-32 PO-T-57 Spatial patterns of bacterial community PO-T-44 The eff ects of non-consumptive predation stress on composition along environmental gradients: Parasite-driven insanity: Finding the secret recipe immune response in libellulid dragonfl ies Insights on bacterial rarity to host behavior manipulation Minh Tam (Tammy) Duong, Shannon J. McCauley Juan-Pablo Nino, Clara Ruiz-Gonzalez, Paul A. del François Olivier Hébert, Nadia Aubin-Horth, Giorgio Christian Landry PO-T-58 Hydrogen isotopes of n-alkanes as indicator for PO-T-45 porewater salinity variations in Lake Van (Eastern 4th fl oor/4e étage Responses of mummichog (Fundulus heteroclitus) Anatolia, Turkey) ovarian estrogen receptor gene expression during Marie-Eve Randlett, Achim Bechtel, Marcel van maturation and following 17 alpha-ethinylestradiol der Meer, Francien Peterse, Thomas Litt, Nadine PO-T-33 (EE2) exposure Pickarski, Bernhard Wehrli, Carsten J. Schubert Chillin’ with crickets: Lab-induced freeze tolerance Helen Debes, Andrea Lister, Deborah MacLatchy in the spring fi eld cricket, Gryllus veletis PO-T-59 Alexander McKinnon, Brent J. Sinclair PO-T-46 Modulation of mitochondrial electron transport Waging a cold war on pathogens: Immune activity system activity by copper, temperature and hypoxia PO-T-34 and acclimation at low temperatures in rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss Molecular mechanisms of behavioral Laura V. Ferguson, Ronald S. Flannagan, David E. Ravinder Sappal, Mark Fast, Don Stevens, Fred reprogramming in response to prenatal maternal Heinrichs, Brent J. Sinclair Kibenge, Ahmed Siah, Collins Kamunde stress Sergio Cortez Ghio, Laurence Denault-Tremblay, PO-T-47 PO-T-60 Céline Audet, Nadia Aubin-Horth Bisphenol A exposure during embryogenesis Infl uence of water pH and body size on the disrupts metabolic pathways in juvenile rainbow uptake of the lampricide TFM (3-trifl uoromethyl- PO-T-35 trout liver 4-nitrophenol) by larval sea lamprey (Petromyzon Photoammonifi cation in boreal and plains lakes Laura Dindia, Oana Birceanu, Mathilakth Vijayan marinus) and non-target fi shes Jeff Hudson, Yakiv Ponomarenko, Kristine Hunter Adam Smith, Laura Tessier, Dr. Michael Wilkie PO-T-48 PO-T-36 Nesfatin-1 regulation of cardiovascular functions in PO-T-61 Mechanism(s) of ammonia-induced brain swelling zebrafi sh Rana sylvatica brevinin-1SY: regulation of an in rainbow trout and goldfi sh Neelima Nair, Courtney Gerger, Dr. Lynn Weber, Dr. antimicrobial peptide in response to environmental Phillip Pham-Ho, Michael P. Wilkie Suraj Unniappan stress Barbara A. Katzenback, Helen A. Holden, Justin PO-T-37 PO-T-49 Falardeau, Christine Childers, Hanane Hadj-Moussa, Cardiorespiratory responses of seawater acclimated Prolonged exposure to constant light (LL) abolishes Tyler J. Avis, Kenneth B. Storey adult Arctic charr (Salvelinus alpinus) and Atlantic hormonal rhythmicity and decreases reproductive salmon (Salmo salar) to an acute temperature capacity in Rhodnius prolixus PO-T-62 increase Michael Cardinal-Aucoin Androgenic components of pulp mill effl uent and Chantelle Penney, Gordon Nash, A. Kurt Gamperl their potential to impact reproductive endocrine PO-T-50 status in the mummichog (Fundulus heteroclitus) PO-T-38 Life in the extreme: Deer mouse thermogenesis at Robert Rutherford, Philip Scott, Andrea Lister, Ecological and evolutionary responses of arctic fl ies high altitude Craig Milestone, L. Mark Hewitt, Deborah to recent climate change at Zackenberg, Greenland Nastashya Wall, Grant B McClelland MacLatchy Sarah Loboda, Jade Savage, Chris Buddle, Toke Høye PO-T-51 PO-T-63 Lake meta-community adaption to heavy metal Population genetic structure and connectivity in PO-T-39 contamination: Thresholds, sweeps and switches in Parastichopus californicus on the Pacifi c coast of Physiology of cold hardiness and diapause of short-term evolution Canada pomegranate fruit moth Apomyelois ceratoniae Bachar Cheaib, Malo LeBoulch, Mildred Delgado, Amanda Xuereb, Isabelle Côté, Frédéric Guichard, (Zeller) (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) Françis Brochu, Pierre-Luc Mercier, Sébastien Louis Bernatchez, Janelle Curtis, Marie-Josée Fortin Banafsheh Ahmadilari, Saeid Moharramipour Boutin, Jeff Gauthier, Nicolas Derome PO-T-64 PO-T-40 PO-T-52 Arctic cod Boreogadus saida upper cardiac thermal Eff ects of maternal social stress on off spring Too hot to touch: Thermal tolerance in shortnose limits behaviour and responsiveness to stress in zebrafi sh strurgeon, Acipenser brevirostrum Helen Drost, Dr. Farrell, Dr. Eddy Carmack (Danio rerio) Yueyang Zhang, James Kieff er Julia Redfern, Dr. Katie Gilmour PO-T-53 PO-T-41 The eff ects of Fort Smith, NT, wastewater effl uent Organophosphorus esters: A potential global on reproductive status in Notropis spp. contaminant Grant Harrison Wenhan Cheng, Liguang Sun, Jules M. Blais, Pengfei Zhang, Ting Ruan PO-T-54 The eff ects of chronic acetaminophen exposure on PO-T-42 rainbow trout Physiological responses of the intertidal starfi sh Eugene Choi, Joanna Wilson Pisaster ochraceus, to emersion at diff erent temperatures PO-T-55 Iain J. McGaw, Alexander M. Cliff ord, Greg G. Goss Fishes are running out of energy in the race against global warming and metal contamination Isabelle Fournier
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PO-W-11 PO-W-24 POSTER SESSION 3 / Nitrogen foraging by Medicago truncatula roots Hidden responses to environmental variation: SÉANCE DE PRÉSENTATION promotes cooperation with rhizobia Maternal eff ects reveal species niche dimensions SUR AFFICHE 1 Rebecca T. Batstone, Megan E. Frederickson Rachel M. Germain, Benjamin Gilbert Wedneday May 28 PO-W-12 PO-W-25 Symbiotic communities across the expanding Organization of epigenetic variation in hybrids of Mercredi May 28 range of the mountain pine beetle the blue-spotted salamander complex 16:30 - 18:00 Haydee Peralta-Vazquez, Mary Reid France Beauregard, Bernard Angers
PO-W-13 PO-W-26 3rd fl oor/3e étage Identifying fi re activity in the Global Synchrony in white spruce cone Forest Change data set in Boreal Canada production across three spatial scales PO-W-01 Nicole McLaren Allison E. Grecco, Jalene M. LaMontagne Landing distribution of beetles on stressed red spruce, Picea rubens (Sarg.), inside and PO-W-14 PO-W-27 outside the range of an invading wood-borer Residual trees in Northern Ontario mixed woods Investment trade-off s between producing two Kenneth Dearborn, Stephen Heard, Deepa as habitat for lichen under diff erent management diff erent mutualistic nectar rewards in Turnera spp. Pureswaran, Jon Sweeney, intensities Emily M. Dutton, Elaine Y. Luo, Adam R. Lyndsay Schram, Richard Troy McMullin, Steven Cembrowski, Megan E. Frederickson PO-W-02 Newmaster, Madhur Anand Flow cytometric analysis of pollen grains collected PO-W-28 from individual bees: Insights about pollen loads PO-W-15 Costly sex: using Aster models to examine life- and foraging behaviour Characterization of black spruce (Picea mariana) history traits in Delphinium glaucum Paul Kron, Allison Kwok, Brian C. Husband transcriptome in response to elevated CO2, Lisa E. O’Donnell, Lawrence D. Harder drought and combined conditions using RNA-seq PO-W-03 Jinhong Kim, John E. Major, Om P. Rajora PO-W-29 A comparison of beach and dune Thiol production in lake water and biofi lms habitat on a common coastal plant PO-W-16 Maxime Leclerc, Dolors Planas, Marc Amyot Brittany Cole Genotyping by sequencing for an invasive plant: A case study with population genetics of the PO-W-30 PO-W-04 common reed Using fur harvest based hierarchical occupancy The search for ice-binding proteins: A tale of a Arnaud Albert, Martine Jean, Claude Lavoie, models to reveal range dynamics for Canada lynx freeze-tolerant larva and its plant host Jacques Brisson, François Belzile Morgan Wehtje, Dennis Murray, Jeff Bowman Heather E. Tomalty, Hussain J. Hussain, Kenneth B. Storey, Virginia K. Walker PO-W-17 Self-compatible mutants in self-incompatible 4th fl oor/4e étage PO-W-05 populations of Leavenworthia alabamica Biodiverity monitoring of coastal tail frogs Sarah J. Baldwin, Daniel J. Schoen (Ascaphus truei): Comparison of environmental DNA PO-W-33 analysis and fi eld surveys PO-W-18 The mechanism of acid-base regulation in Brent Murray, Angela Grob, Chris Johnson, Melisa Herbivore-grass-endophyte interactions: Dungeness crabs (Metacarcinus magister) Todd, Doug Steventon Unpacking vegetation responses to grazing by feral Joana Picoto Correia, Dirk Weihrauch, Sandra Soay sheep on St Kilda, Scotland Fehsenfeld, Stephanie Hans, Alex Quijada- PO-W-06 Adriana Puentes, Mark Vicari, Janarthany Rodriguez Eff ects of environmental fi ltering and competition Parameswaran, Gustaf Granath, Dawn Bazely on Collembola diversity along a Neotropical PO-W-34 elevational gradient in Costa Rica PO-W-19 Critical windows in embryonic development: Kate Pare Body size and fi tness in plants: Revisiting the metabolic eff ects of shifting temperatures in selection consequences of competition whitefi sh embryos (Coregonus clupeaformis) PO-W-07 Lonnie Aarssen, Amanda Tracey Casey A. Mueller, John Eme, Douglas R. Boreham, Étude du patron d’invasion des vers de terre Richard G. Manzon, Christopher M. Somers, Joanna exotiques et de leur impact sur les communautés PO-W-20 Y. Wilson végétales de sous-étage Invasive species in novel mosaic environments: The Martine Fugère, Robert Bradley, Mark Vellend case of gorse in southern Brazil PO-W-35 Rodrigo León Cordero, Gerhard Overbeck, Madhur Glucose transporter transcription levels in ruby- PO-W-08 Anand throated hummingbirds Basal plant facilitation extends to insect community Alexander Morley Myrka structure and diversity in the Mojave Desert, PO-W-21 California Phenotypic divergence in an invasive plant: PO-W-36 Ally Ruttan, Alessandro Filazzola, Christopher J. Potential for adaptation to an insect released for Characterization and neural control of the cardiac Lortie biocontrol? pacemaker system in zebrafi sh PO-W-09 Risa D. Sargent, Michael Stastny Matthew R. Stoyek, Roger P. Croll, Frank M. Smith Bees vs. fl ies: Who carries and delivers the most genetically diverse pollen load? PO-W-22 PO-W-37 Jennifer L. Ison, Stuart Wagenius, Ji Dong Bai, Kory A novel application of body Cellular mechanisms of chirp generation in the Kolis, Allison Parker, Arthur Weis size spectra for soil nematodes pacemaker nucleus of Apteronotus leptorhynchus Paul B L George, Zoë Lindo Katie Lucas, Julie Warrington, Tim Lewis, John PO-W-10 Lewis Net plant-plant interactions change in magnitude PO-W-23 along gradients of environmental stress and time in Components of pollen limitation in relation to an extreme drought year reproductive success in small populations of big Alessandro Filazzola, Amanda Liczner, Christopher bluestem (Andropogon gerardii) J. Lortie Zack Harris, Brian C. Husband
GENOMES AUX BIOMES 2014 | Première conférence conjointe SCEE – SCZ – SCL 67 POSTER SESSION
PO-W-38 PO-W-51 PO-W-58 Is saponin-permeabilized tissue a viable alternative How to boost carbohydrate use in bees? Add The genomics of repeated parallel evolution of to isolated mitochondria? Assessing mitochondrial proline seasonal band-rumped storm-petrel (Oceanodroma respiration in liver tissue of hibernating and Julie Crevier, Charles-Antoine Darveau castro) populations euthermic ground squirrels Rebecca Taylor, Jacob González-Solís, Mark Bolton, Katherine E. Mathers, James F. Staples PO-W-52 Petra Deane, Vicki Friesen Metabolic eff ects of nanoparticle exposure in white PO-W-39 suckers (Catostomus commersonii) PO-W-59 Factors determining diff erences in the calcium Louise Tunnah, Robin Bessemer, Kathryn Butler, Tendons may reduce the energetic cost of moving transient between Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) Suzie Currie, Tyson MacCormack by over 25% and Steelhead trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) Douglas A. Syme, Alex D. Hume cardiomyocytes PO-W-53 Sarita Pellowe, A. Kurt Gamperl, Bruno D. Stuyvers L-type Ca2+ current of Alaska blackfi sh (Dallia PO-W-60 pectoralis) ventricular myocytes: Eff ects of thermal Acid-base regulation in the American horseshoe PO-W-40 acclimation crab, Limulus polyphemus Gonadal asymmetry in lake trout: A result of climate Kerry L. Kubly, Jonathan A.W. Stecyk Stephanie Hans, Alex Quijada-Rodriguez, Dirk change? Weihrauch Jenni McDermid, Mohammed Alshamlih PO-W-54 Recombinant BAC technology provides new PO-W-61 PO-W-41 insights into histamine signalling in sea urchin Digestive and metabolic impact of fi sh oil Evidence for the presence of alternative oxidase in larvae substitution by linseed oil on Arctic charr, Brook arthropods Andreas Heyland, Kate Buckley, Jonathan Rast trout and their hybrids Jaspreet Singh, Allison E. McDonald Mirelle Caouette Houle, Bernard-Antonin Dupont PO-W-55 Cyr; Grant W. Vandenberg; France Dufresne; Felix PO-W-42 Gill fi lament regeneration in zebrafi sh Christen; Nathalie R. Lefrancois; Arianne Savoie; Rupture mechanisms of mucin vesicles in the slime Anna Mierzwa, Michael Jonz Véronique Desrosiers; Émilie Proulx; Pierre U. Blier of the Pacifi c hagfi sh, Eptatretus stoutii Shannon Ferraro, Douglas Fudge, Patricia Wright PO-W-56 PO-W-62 Eff ects of exercise on whole body ion and water Interactions between temperature and body size in PO-W-43 balance in rainbow trout the control of COX4-1 gene expression in fi sh Long introns in stress genes of Fundulus heteroclitus: Mattina M. Alonge, Peter Mochel, Eyad Bittar, Jason Ge Gao, Shawn Harris, Chris Moyes A microRNA-based survival strategy? S. Bystriansky William Marshall, Lauren Claus PO-W-63 PO-W-57 Phosphorylation of the mitochondrial ATP-sensitive PO-W-44 Investigating the mechanisms of slime thread K+ channel by PKC in anoxic turtle brain The eff ects of 17α-ethinyl estradiol and ammonia production in the hagfi sh gland thread cell Peter Hawrysh, Leslie Buck on the reproductive status of Pimephales promelas Sarah Schorno, Douglas S. Fudge, Andreas Samantha Deeming, Andrea Lister, Robert Heyland PO-W-64 Rutherford, Deborah MacLatchy Transcriptional and post-transcriptional control of COX4-2 in fi sh in relation to hypoxia PO-W-45 Jared McDonald, Danielle Porplycia, Chris D. Moyes A resourceful genome: New genes and functions in bivalve mitochondrial genomes Sophie Breton, Liliana Milani, Fabrizio Ghiselli, Marco Passamonti
PO-W-46 Thermal tolerance of an invasive land snail, Cepaea nemoralis Qian Long, Brent J Sinclair
PO-W-47 Impacts of winter drawdown on fi sh community structure and littoral fi sh body condition Raphaelle Thomas, Chris Solomon, Irene Gregory- Eaves, Christian Nozais
PO-W-48 Population genomics of spawning herring in the North West Atlantic using SNPs Angela P. Fuentes-Pardo, Douglas P. Swain, Daniel E. Ruzzante
PO-W-49 Finding the molybdenum transporter in rainbow trout: Direct quantifi cation using ICP-MS analysis Courtney Ek, Scott D. Reid
PO-W-50 Tough to swallow: First attempts to measure specifi c dynamic action (SDA) in juvenile shortnose sturgeon (Acipenser brevirostrum) Faith Penny, Emily O’Reilly, Dr. James Kieff er
68 GENOMES TO BIOMES 2014 | First Joint Conference CSEE – CSZ – SCL PRESENTING AUTHOR INDEX INDEX DES PRÉSENTATEURS
Codes for presentations: Bell, Terrence ...... MF5-65 Deasley, Kayla ...... MR2-22 Benoit, Pierre-Olivier ...... MF2-47.5 Debes, Helen ...... PO-T-45 Bernier, Nicholas ...... IN2-72 Deck, Courtney A ...... MF5-15.3 INV ...... Invited speaker Bertrand, Philip ...... PO-T-18 Deeming, Samantha ...... PO-W-44 IN1 ...... International I Betini, Gustavo ...... CA1-23 del Giorgio, Paul ...... INV-35 Binning, Sandra A...... MF2-03 DelSontro, Tonya ...... MF2-27 IN2 ...... International II Birceanu, Oana ...... MR2-42 Deneault-Tremblay, Laurence ...... MR2-34 CA1 ...... Cartier I Birceanu, Oana ...... PO-T-47 Deremiens, Léo...... MF2-21 CA2 ...... Cartier II Bishop, Cory...... CA1-02 Des Marteaux, Lauren ...... IN2-20 Black, Ian ...... IN2-25 Desantis, Lanna ...... IN2-27 MR1 ...... Mont-Royal I Blais, Jules...... INV-15 Deshpande, Prachi ...... MF5-49 MR2 ...... Mont-Royal II Blewett, Tamzin ...... MF5-46 Desjardins, Cyndy ...... IN1-56 MF2 ...... Mansfi eld II Blier, Pierre ...... MF2-20 Dettman, Jeremy ...... IN2-02 Body, Guillaume ...... MR2-29 Detwiler, Jillian ...... IN1-13 MF5 ...... Mansfi eld V Bogard, Matthew ...... MF2-29 Dew, Bill...... MF5-04 PO ...... Poster Booker, Brandon ...... CA1-61 Dey, Cody ...... CA2-09 (Poster code includes day and poster board number) Borowiec, Brittney ...... MF5-61 Dieleman, Catherine...... MF2-24 Bouchard, Lotus Kandy ...... MF2-64 Dietz, Sabine ...... MF2-47 Boucher-Lalonde, Véronique...... IN2-55 DiLeo, Michelle ...... MR2-56 Codes pour les présentations : Boughman, Jenny ...... IN1-04 Dion-Côté, Anne-Marie ...... CA2-66 Bouhlel, Zeineb ...... CA2-25 Dionnne-Wilson, Laurence...... MF2-42 Boulding, Elizabeth ...... CA1-57 Doellman, Meredith...... PO-M-16 INV ...... Conférencier invité Bourret, Vincent ...... MR2-58 Drake, Andrew ...... MR1-14 IN1 ...... International I Bowman, Jeff ...... CA2-12 Drevet, Ophelie ...... MF5-05 Bradley, David ...... IN1-49 Dubois, Frédérique ...... CA2-13 IN2 ...... International II Brady, Steven...... CA1-43 Dufour, Suzanne ...... MF5-22 CA1 ...... Cartier I Breton, Sophie ...... PO-W-45 Dufresne, France ...... CA2-07 CA2 ...... Cartier II Brousseau, Pierre-Marc ...... MR2-17 Duong, Minh Tam (Tammy) ...... PO-T-57 Brown, Carissa...... IN2-58 Dutton, Emily ...... PO-W-27 MR1 ...... Mont-Royal I Brown, Emily ...... CA1-62 Dzal, Yvonne ...... MF5-59 MR2 ...... Mont-Royal II Brubacher, John ...... PO-M-12 MF2 ...... Mansfi eld II Brunet, Johanne ...... IN1-11 Eberts, Rebecca ...... CA2-40 Buck, Les ...... MF2-10 Eckert, Christopher ...... IN1-64 MF5 ...... Mansfi eld V Bundus, Joanna ...... CA2-64 Edelsparre, Allan ...... MR1-35 PO ...... Présentation sur affi che Burg, Theresa ...... PO-M-05 Edge, Christopher ...... PO-M-43 (Le code inclue le jour et le numéro de l’affi che) Burns, Lynne ...... MR2-26 Edwards, Brie ...... PO-M-38 Bystriansky, Jason ...... PO-W-56 Edwards, Darryl ...... CA1-14 Edworthy, Amanda ...... CA2-21 ...... Cameron, Christopher ...... CA2-26 Eickmeyer, David ...... IN1-55 Cameron, Erin ...... INV-41 Einfeldt, Tony ...... PO-M-64 Aarssen, Lonnie ...... PO-W-19 Camiletti, Alison ...... MR2-65 Elchyshyn, Leanne ...... PO-M-61 Abbasi, Roohollah ...... CA1-06 Campbell, Kevin ...... INV-24 Ellington, Hance ...... MR1-57 Acheson, Emily ...... CA1-27 Campbell, Linda ...... MF2-13 Elliott, Kyle...... MF2-60 Ackerly, Kerri ...... PO-T-06 Caouette Houle, Mirelle ...... PO-W-61 Elliott, Tyler...... MR2-51 Adlimoghaddam, Aida ...... MF2-56 Cardinal-Aucoin, Michael ...... PO-T-49 El-Sabaawi, Rana ...... CA1-20 Afkhami, Michelle ...... MF5-67 Cassin, Colin ...... MR1-05 Eme, John ...... IN1-32 Agrawal, Aneil ...... IN1-12 Céré, Julien ...... MR1-59 Enciso, Kristina ...... MR1-12 Ahmadilari, Banafsheh...... PO-T-39 Chain, Frédéric ...... MR2-52 Engelhardt, Sacha ...... MR1-48 Aitken, Sally ...... MR2-55 Chapman, Lauren ...... MF5-58 Ernst, Crystal ...... MR1-67 Akhter, Hina ...... MR2-36 Charette, Cristina ...... MF5-44 Albert, Arnaud ...... PO-W-16 Cheaib, Bachar ...... PO-T-51 Fadhlaoui, Mariem...... MF5-03 Aloufi , Amal ...... CA2-53 Chen, Miranda ...... PO-M-56 Fahner, Nicole ...... CA1-60 Anas, M.U. Mohamed ...... MF2-47.3 Chen, Travis ...... PO-M-18 Favé, Marie-Julie ...... CA1-22 Anderson, Elsa ...... CA1-45 Cheng, Wenhan ...... PO-T-41 Fehsenfeld, Sandra ...... MF2-58 Andre, Adrien ...... MR1-17 Chiasson-Gould, Sophie ...... MF2-17 Ferguson, Laura ...... PO-T-46 Anstett, Daniel ...... CA1-51 Choi, Eugene ...... PO-T-54 Ferrario, Filippo ...... MF2-01 Anthes, Livia ...... MR1-31 Chretien, Emmanuelle ...... IN2-54 Ferraro, Shannon ...... PO-W-42 Anthony, Susan ...... IN2-64 Christen, Félix ...... MF5-15 Festa-Bianchet, Marco ...... MF2-59 Arnott, Shelley ...... INV-19 Chung, Dillon ...... IN2-32 Field, Daniel ...... IN1-71 Atkins, Jade ...... MF5-19 Clark, Nathaniel ...... PO-M-20 Filazzola, Alessandro ...... PO-W-10 Aubin-Horth, Nadia ...... IN1-50 Colborne, Scott...... IN1-05 Filip, Natalia ...... IN1-59 Audet, Céline ...... CA1-59.1 Cole, Brittany ...... PO-W-03 Finkel, Zoe ...... INV-32 Austen, Emily ...... CA1-54 Collins, Sinead...... INV-11 Fisher, Jason ...... MR1-24 Austin, Christopher ...... PO-M-49 Comeau, Ariane ...... MF5-18 Fitzpatrick, Connor ...... CA1-21 Awde, David ...... MR2-64 Condy, Charmaine ...... PO-M-24 Fletcher, Quinn ...... MR1-50 Azizishirazi, Ali ...... MF5-15.1 Conte, Gina ...... CA1-55 Forbes, Mark ...... MR2-48 Cook, Katie ...... PO-M-40 Fortin, Julie ...... PO-T-09 Bachand, Marianne ...... MF2-06 Corey, Emily ...... IN2-28 Fortin St-Gelais, Nicolas...... MF5-41 Bailey, Joe ...... INV-36 Coristine, Laura ...... MR2-02 Foster, Kathleen...... MR2-38 Bailleul, Alida ...... MF5-20 Cortez Ghio, Sergio ...... PO-T-34 Foster, Leonard ...... INV-26 Baillie, Shauna ...... IN1-37 Cory, Jenny ...... CA1-25 Fournier, Isabelle ...... PO-T-55 Baines, Celina ...... CA1-67 Couchoux, Charline ...... CA2-11 Fowler, Donald A...... MF5-17 Baldwin, Sarah ...... PO-W-17 Cox, Georgina ...... IN1-28 Fox, Caroline ...... IN2-61 Baltazar, Catherine ...... MF5-63 Craig, Paul...... MR2-49 Franz-Odendaal, Tamara ...... PO-M-27 Bannatyne, Travis ...... PO-T-05 Crease, Teresa ...... PO-M-21 Fraser, Bonnie ...... CA2-71 Bannister, Allison ...... PO-T-12 Crevier, Julie ...... PO-W-51 Fraser, Danielle ...... MR1-66 Barnes, Jeff rey ...... CA2-17 Crispo, Erika ...... MF5-01 Fraser, Sara ...... CA2-47 Barrett, Rowan ...... INV-39 Cullingham, Catherine ...... CA1-58 Frasier, Brenna ...... MF2-50 Barry, Tegan ...... IN1-44 Cunningham, Curry ...... CA2-60 Frasier, Timothy ...... IN2-16 Bartkowska, Magdalena ...... IN1-11.1 Cvetanovska, Emilija ...... MR1-09 French, Sarah...... PO-M-44 Bastille-Rousseau, Guillaume ...... CA2-57 Friesen, Caitlin ...... PO-M-06 Batstone, Rebecca ...... PO-W-11 Dale, Catherine...... CA2-10 Fry, Sheena ...... CA2-08 Baum, Julia ...... INV-03 Dale, Mark ...... MR2-16 Fuentes-Pardo, Angela P...... PO-W-48 Bazely, Dawn ...... PO-W-18 Dalziel, Anne ...... IN1-51 Fugère, Martine ...... PO-W-07 Beauregard, France ...... PO-W-25 Daniel, Mitchel ...... MR2-27 Fugere, Vincent ...... MR2-19 Beckett, Nicole ...... CA2-54 Dargent, Felipe ...... CA1-30 Fung, Benjamin ...... PO-M-08 Bégin, Paschale Noël ...... MF5-32 Davies, Jonathan ...... CA1-42 Furman, Benjamin ...... MR2-54 Beisner, Beatrix ...... INV-18 Davy, Christina ...... MR2-57 Fux, Julia ...... MF2-08 Béland, Stephanie ...... IN2-47 De Leon, Luis Fernando ...... IN1-41 Bell, Graham ...... INV-05 De Serrano, Alex ...... CA2-04 Bell, Laura ...... PO-T-04 Dearborn, Kenneth ...... PO-W-01
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Gagné-Delorme, Audrey ...... MR1-49 Ibarraran, Ana Sofi a ...... CA2-15 Long, Qian ...... PO-W-46 Gallagher, Emily ...... IN1-19 Irwin, Andrew ...... PO-M-39 Lopez Villalobos, Adriana...... MF2-48 Gallin, Warren ...... MF2-09 Ison, Jennifer ...... PO-W-09 Low-Decarie, Etienne ...... MR2-44 Galus, Michal ...... MR2-33 Iverson, Samuel ...... CA2-56 Lucas, Katie ...... PO-W-37 Gamperl, Kurt ...... PO-T-37 Ivy, Catherine ...... IN1-31 Lundholm, Jeremy ...... CA1-46 Gao, Ge ...... PO-W-62 Lynn, Brittany ...... PO-M-59 Garcia-Chaves, Carolina ...... MF2-47.4 Jacob, Aerin ...... CA1-41 Gauthier, Joanna ...... PO-M-60 Jakobs, Ruth ...... IN2-21 MacDonald, Amelia ...... MR1-10 Gauthier, Patrick ...... MF5-48 James, Patrick ...... CA2-46 MacDonald, Andrew...... PO-T-19 Geitmann, Anja ...... INV-33 Janes, Jasmine ...... CA2-44 MacDougall, Mark ...... CA1-11 Gentes, Marie-Line ...... IN1-54 Jankowski, Jill ...... IN1-63 MacGregor, Katie ...... MR1-39 George, Paul ...... PO-W-22 Jean, Mélanie ...... MR1-68 MacIvor, Scott ...... CA1-44 Germain, Rachel ...... PO-W-24 Jean, Pierre-Olivier ...... MR1-19 MacLellan, Robyn ...... MF5-60 Giacomin, Marina ...... IN2-67 Jeff ery, Nick ...... MR2-18 MacMillan, Heath ...... IN2-23 Giani, Alessandra ...... CA1-12 Jeff rey, Jennifer ...... MR2-37 MacNeil, Katelyn ...... CA1-04 Gibbons, Taylor ...... IN2-46 Jiang, Zhigang ...... MF2-51 Maddin, Hillary ...... MF5-16 Gibelli, Julie ...... PO-T-07 Johannsson, Ora ...... PO-T-11 Mahalingam, Sajeni ...... MF5-15.2 Gibson, Glenys ...... CA1-01 Johnson, Ladd ...... MR1-08 Malenfant, René ...... IN2-12 Gilbert, Matthew ...... PO-M-54 Johnson, Lucy ...... PO-M-52 Mallik, Azim ...... MR2-10 Gilmour, Katie ...... MF5-13 Johnson, Sarah ...... IN1-08 Manchester, Cody ...... MF2-12 Girard, Catherine ...... PO-T-43 Johnston, Mark O...... IN1-17 Mandic, Milica ...... IN2-71 Goldbogen, Jeremy ...... CA2-42 Johnston, Tom ...... CA2-39 Maranger, Roxane ...... INV-17 Gonzalez, Andrew ...... INV-12 Johnstone, Jill ...... IN2-37 Marchand, Philippe ...... MR1-21 Gorrell, Jamie ...... PO-T-15 Joksimovic, Olivera ...... PO-M-14 Marin, Kia ...... PO-M-09 Goss, Greg ...... IN1-18 Joly, Simon ...... MR2-09 Marleau, Justin ...... MR1-64 Gotanda, Kiyoko...... IN1-36 Jones, Natalie ...... IN2-45 Marques, Adam ...... IN2-15 Goyette, Jean-Olivier ...... CA1-07 Jorquera, Erika ...... MR2-28 Marshall, Katie ...... IN1-46 Gradil, Kayla ...... IN2-50 Josephs, Emily...... IN2-06 Marshall, William ...... PO-W-43 Gradish, Angela ...... IN2-17 Juan-Pablo, Nino ...... PO-T-32 Martel, André L...... PO-T-20 Graham, Carly ...... MF2-49 Judge, Kevin ...... CA1-17 Martinez, Mery ...... PO-M-25 Grainger, Tess ...... PO-T-29 Marushia, Robin ...... MR1-01 Granados, Monica ...... MR1-07 Kaji, Tomonari...... CA2-29 Massé, Stéphanie ...... CA1-64 Grant, James ...... IN2-52 Katzenback, Barb ...... PO-T-61 Mathers, Kate ...... PO-W-38 Gray, Jack ...... MF2-11 Kellendonk, Calvin ...... CA1-33 May, Lindsay ...... IN2-51 Grayfer, Leon ...... MF5-14 Kelley, Amanda ...... CA2-05 May-McNally, Shannan ...... CA2-63 Grecias, Lucie ...... PO-T-08 Kelly, Nicholas ...... IN2-30 McAdam, Andrew ...... MR2-21 Green, David ...... MR2-13 Kembel, Steven ...... MR1-56 McCauley, Shannon ...... CA1-52 Greff ard, Marie-Hélène ...... MR1-60 Kerr, Jeremy ...... INV-04 McConnachie, Sarah ...... MF5-35 Grégoire, Daniel ...... MF2-15 Kess, Joseph Anthony ...... PO-M-34 McCormick, Stephen ...... IN2-49 Gregory-Eaves, Irene ...... CA1-39 Khair, Shahira ...... PO-T-23 McCracken, Gregory ...... PO-M-62 Groom, Derrick ...... IN1-35 Kharouba, Heather ...... MR2-01 McCusker, Megan ...... PO-M-37 Grossi, Alexandra ...... MF5-38 Khawasik, Ola ...... PO-M-45 McDermid, Jenni ...... PO-W-40 Grünbaum, Thomas ...... IN1-48 Kidd, Karen ...... INV-16 McDonald, Allison ...... PO-W-41 Guarneri, Alessandra ...... MF5-39 Kilgour, Julia ...... PO-T-16 McDonald, Jared ...... PO-W-64 Guglielmo, Chris...... MF2-22 Kim, Jinhong ...... PO-W-15 McDonnell, Laura ...... MF5-29 Guillemette, Simon ...... PO-T-03 Kimber, Chris ...... MF2-62 McGaw, Iain ...... PO-T-42 King, Wendy ...... CA1-69 McGill, Brian ...... INV-07 Hall, Aaron ...... MR2-06 Kleynhans, Elizabeth ...... INV-08 McGoey, Brechann ...... MR2-24 Halliday, William ...... MR1-44 Knee, Wayne ...... MF5-68 McGreer, Madeleine ...... MR1-38 Hanna, Dalal ...... MF2-16 Koen, Erin ...... IN2-42 McKat, Michelle ...... PO-M-26 Hans, Stephanie ...... PO-W-60 Koprivnikar, Janet ...... CA2-06 McKechnie, Irene ...... IN1-07 Hanson, Dieta ...... IN1-01 Kovacevic, Nikolina ...... CA1-36 McKinnon, Alexander...... PO-T-33 Harbicht, Andrew ...... CA2-72 Krause, Rachel ...... MF5-34 McLaren, Nicole...... PO-W-13 Hare, Alexander ...... MF2-41 Kubly, Kerry ...... PO-W-53 McLauchlan, Christine ...... PO-T-28 Hargreaves, Anna ...... IN2-57 Kuhn, Jesper ...... MF5-25 McLeod, Brenna ...... MF2-50 Harley, Christopher ...... IN2-19 Kuparinen, Anna ...... IN2-48 McLoughlin, Philip ...... IN1-03 Harpur, Brock...... IN2-05 Kwong, Raymond ...... MF5-10 McNickle, Gordon ...... MR1-61 Harrigan, Amye ...... CA1-31 Mee, Jonathan ...... IN1-40 Harris, Les N...... IN2-07 Lachowsky, Leanna ...... CA2-48 Melnyk, Anita ...... CA1-28 Harris, Zack ...... PO-W-23 Laforest-L., Isabelle ...... MF5-66 Melnyk-Lamont, Nataliya ...... MF5-09 Harrison, Grant ...... PO-T-53 Laird, Rob ...... PO-T-27 Merritt, Gillian ...... CA2-24 Harrison, Luke ...... IN1-67 Lait, Linda ...... IN2-10 Mierzwa, Anna ...... PO-W-55 Hart, Julia ...... IN2-44 Lajoie, Geneviève ...... IN1-61 Miller, Joshua ...... IN2-01 Harter, Till...... IN1-29 Lamb, Eric ...... MR1-69 Millette, Katie ...... MR2-20 Hatef, Azadeh ...... MF2-45 LaMontagne, Jalene ...... PO-W-26 Millien, Virginie ...... IN2-41 Hatton, Ian ...... CA2-55 Lamy, Thomas ...... MR1-65 Mimouni, El-Amine ...... CA1-48 Hauser, Wesley ...... MR1-40 Lane, Jeff rey ...... IN1-42 Mitz, Charles ...... CA2-33 Hawrysh, Peter...... PO-W-63 Lapierre, Jean-Francois ...... MF2-38 Mlynarek, Julia ...... MF5-69 Hayes, Tyrone ...... INV-27 Laporte, Martin...... CA2-36 Moehring, Amanda ...... IN1-06 Heard, Stephen...... MR2-43 Lavender, Mike ...... MR1-55 Moff at, Chandra ...... PO-M-29 Heath, Joel ...... MR2-46 Lawrence, Michael James ...... MF2-53 Mohan, Haneesha ...... MF2-43 Heathcote, Adam ...... MF2-40 Leavitt, Peter...... INV-37 Mokkonen, Mikael ...... MR2-30 Hébert, François Olivier ...... PO-T-44 Leavitt, Peter...... CA1-08 Mooers, Arne ...... IN1-66 Hébert, Marie-Pier ...... MF5-43 LeBlanc, Aaron ...... MF5-21 Moore, Jean-Sébastien ...... MR2-59 Hebert-Brassard, Cynthia ...... PO-T-22 Leclerc, Martin ...... MR1-51 Morbey, Yolanda ...... MF2-61 Heim, Amy ...... CA1-47 Leclerc, Maxime ...... PO-W-29 Morin, Felix ...... MF5-53 Heisler, Leanne ...... MR1-18 Ledger, Lisa ...... PO-M-17 Morrill, André ...... MF5-36 Henriques da Silva, Renato ...... PO-M-53 Lee, Lucy ...... PO-M-55 Morris, Douglas ...... CA1-19 Herman, Adam ...... IN1-14 Lee, Richard ...... INV-23 Morton, Katie ...... MF2-19 Hervet, Vincent ...... MF5-24 Lee, Young Wha ...... IN1-43 Moulton, Tyler ...... IN2-53 Heyland, Andreas ...... PO-W-54 Lefebvre, Claudine ...... MF5-06 Mueller, Casey ...... PO-W-34 Hicks, Barry ...... MR1-16 Legendre, Pierre ...... MR1-53 Muhametsafi na, Alexandra ...... IN1-58 Hookham, Brenda ...... CA1-05 LeMoine, Christophe ...... MF2-23 Mullen, Emma ...... MR2-63 Hopkins, Gareth ...... PO-M-33 Leo, Sarah ...... MR1-30 Muñoz, Nico ...... IN2-33 Hou, Lily ...... PO-T-01 Leon Cordero, Rodrigo ...... PO-W-20 Munro, Daniel ...... MF5-57 Houben, Adam ...... MF2-14 Leroux, Shawn ...... MF2-47.1 Murphy, Grace ...... MR1-25 Houde, Aimee Lee ...... IN2-62 Lesoway, Maryna ...... CA1-24 Murray, Brent ...... PO-W-05 Huber, Gwendolyn ...... CA1-59 Leung, Christelle ...... IN1-52 Murray, Dennis ...... MR1-23 Hudson, Jeff ...... PO-T-35 Lévesque, David ...... MR1-43 Myers, Judith ...... CA2-20 Hughes, P. William ...... IN1-15 Levivier, Aurore...... PO-M-19 Myers-Smith, Isla ...... INV-01 Hunt, Heather ...... MF5-47 Lewis, Johanne ...... MF5-56 Myrka, Alexander ...... PO-W-35 Hurd, Peter ...... CA2-03 Lewthwaite, Jayme ...... PO-M-15 Husband, Brian ...... PO-W-02 Li, Anna...... PO-T-17 Hutchings, Jeff rey ...... INV-13 Lin, Yuan ...... MF5-64 Hutchins, Ryan ...... MF2-39 Lindeman, Amanda ...... CA2-02 Liorti, Andrew ...... MF5-50 Liu, Qi ...... PO-M-46 Llewellyn, Martin ...... CA1-29 Lobo, Nikhil ...... CA2-23 Loboda, Sarah ...... PO-T-38
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Nader, Nicole ...... IN1-30 Rolshausen, Gregor...... IN1-69 Tigano, Anna ...... MR1-33 Nair, Neelima ...... PO-T-48 Romanow, Cora Anne ...... PO-T-21 Tittler, Rebecca ...... CA2-19 Nanglu, Karma ...... IN1-70 Rose, Emily ...... PO-M-01 Toews, David ...... MR2-53 Narayan, Edward ...... IN2-24 Ross, Alex ...... MF5-42 Tomalty, Heather ...... PO-W-04 Narvaez, Carla ...... MF2-04 Rousseau, Jean-Philippe ...... PO-M-04 Tombak, Kaia ...... MR1-47 Naujokaitis-Lewis, Ilona ...... MR1-22.1 Rowe, Genevieve ...... PO-M-30 Tovey, Katelyn ...... IN1-21 Neima, Sarah ...... MR1-37 Rundle, Howard ...... CA1-15 Toxopeus, Jantina ...... MR2-39 Nguyen, Trinh ...... MR2-25 Rutherford, Robert ...... PO-T-62 Tracey, Amanda ...... MR2-14 Nicklen, Paul ...... INV-29 Ruttan, Ally ...... PO-W-08 Treberg, Jason ...... MF5-52 Nosil, Patrik ...... INV-31 Tremblay, Isabelle ...... CA2-28 Nunes, Krystal ...... MR1-03 Sackville, Michael ...... IN1-27 Tremblay-Boyer, Laura ...... IN2-66 Nyboer, Elizabeth ...... MF5-28 Sakamoto, Kathy ...... MF5-07 Trottier, Gabrielle ...... PO-M-50 Salisbury, Sarah ...... MR1-29 Tummon Flynn, Paula ...... PO-M-36 O’Brien, Kelsey ...... CA2-49 Samani, Pedram ...... PO-T-14 Tunnah, Louise ...... PO-W-52 O’Connor, Mary ...... INV-06 Samarasin, Pasan ...... CA1-56 Turcotte, Martin...... INV-10 O’Donnell, Lisa ...... PO-W-28 Samis, Karen ...... IN1-45 Turetsky, Merritt ...... MF2-35 Oke, Krista ...... CA2-70 Sappal, Ravinder ...... PO-T-59 Turko, Andy ...... IN1-34 O’Neill, Maeghan ...... CA1-34 Sargent, Risa ...... PO-W-21 Turley, Nash ...... CA1-50 Ono, Jasmine ...... IN2-04 Sawatzky, Margaret...... MF2-25 Turnbull, Matthew ...... MR2-05 Otis, Josée-Anne ...... PO-T-24 Saylor, Brent ...... MR2-50 Tzaneva, Velislava ...... MF5-54 Ou, Michelle...... IN1-33 Schamp, Brandon ...... MR2-12 Oudin, Mathew...... CA1-13 Schellenberg, Michael ...... MR2-03 Upham, Nathan ...... IN1-68 Schellinck, Jen ...... MF5-26 Urban, Mark ...... INV-09 Paccard, Antoine ...... IN1-65 Schilling, Cory ...... MR2-32 Uusi-Heikkilä, Silva ...... MR2-60 Palmer, Michelle ...... IN2-43 Schindler, Daniel ...... INV-21 Pamenter, Matthew ...... IN2-70 Schneider, Dylan ...... MR1-13 Vachon, Dominic ...... INV-40 Paquette, Laurence ...... MF2-02 Schoen, Daniel ...... IN1-47 Valois, Amanda ...... MF5-40 Pare, Kate ...... PO-W-06 Schorno, Sarah...... PO-W-57 Van Der Kraak, Glen ...... INV-28 Parker, Rebecca ...... MR1-20 Schram, Lyndsay ...... PO-W-14 Van Zuiden, Thomas ...... PO-M-41 Parmelee, Samantha ...... MR1-32 Schulte, Patricia ...... IN2-34 Vander Wal, Eric ...... MR2-62 Paterson, Caitlin ...... PO-T-25 Searcy, Christopher ...... MR2-08 Varela, Brandon ...... PO-M-03 Patoine, Alain ...... CA1-09 Sears, Elizabeth ...... IN1-26 Vaughan, Megan ...... CA2-38 Pattison, Colin ...... MR1-22 Seidel, Dana ...... MR1-41 Vellend, Mark ...... INV-02 Pedersen, Eric ...... MR1-62 Semple, Shawna...... CA2-51 Velten, Brandy ...... CA2-30 Pedruski, Michael...... MR2-07 Sessions, Katherine ...... IN2-36 Vera-Escalona, Ivan ...... MR1-34 Peers, Michael ...... IN2-56 Shadwick, Robert...... INV-22 Vergilino, Roland ...... CA2-65 Pelletier, Fanie ...... INV-34 Shamchuk, Angela ...... PO-M-48 Vickery, William ...... CA2-58 Pellowe, Sarita...... PO-W-39 Sharaf, Mahmoud ...... MF5-11 Viengkone, Michelle ...... IN2-13 Pemberton, Joshua ...... MR2-40 Sharma, Sapna ...... MF2-05 Vijayan, Matt ...... MF2-44 Penney, Chantelle ...... IN1-23 Sharp, Nathaniel ...... IN2-03 Vincent, Warwick ...... INV-20 Penny, Faith ...... PO-W-50 Sharp, Diana ...... MR1-02 Vo, Nguyen (Nathan) ...... PO-M-47 Peralta, Haydee...... PO-W-12 Shartau, Ryan ...... IN1-22 Peres-Neto, Pedro ...... MR1-58 Shaughnessy, Ciaran ...... MR2-41 Wall, Nastashya ...... PO-T-50 Perez-Jvostov, Felipe ...... MF5-27 Shibel, Zoryana...... MF5-23 Wadgymar, Susana M...... INI-41.1 Perrault, Kerry ...... PO-M-11 Shostak, Allen ...... MF5-37 Weadick, Cameron ...... MF2-63 Perron, Gabriel ...... CA1-26 Shute, Lauren ...... CA2-34 Webster, Nicole...... CA1-03 Peters, Andrew ...... IN1-24 Shutler, Dave ...... MR1-46 Wehtje, Morgan ...... PO-W-30 Petersen, Stephen ...... MR1-28 Sim, Zijian ...... MF2-52 Weihrauch, Dirk ...... MF2-57 Pham-Ho, Phillip ...... PO-T-36 Simon, Dana ...... IN1-57 Weis, Arthur ...... CA1-53 Philip, Anju ...... MF2-46 Simons, Andrew ...... IN1-39 Welch, Kenneth ...... MF2-18 Picoto, Joana ...... PO-W-33 Simpson, Paul ...... IN1-09 Welsh, Patrick ...... IN2-26 Pigeon, Gabriel ...... CA2-59 Sinclair, Brent ...... IN2-22 White, Easton ...... CA1-70 Pindar, Alana ...... MR2-04 Sircom, Julie...... CA1-40 Whitton, Jeannette ...... IN1-16 Poley, Jordan ...... MR2-31 Small, Christopher ...... IN1-25 Wilhelm, Benjamin ...... CA2-31 Postma, Lianne ...... PO-M-23 Smith, Alex ...... IN1-60 Wilkie, Michael ...... IN2-69 Potvin, Catherine ...... INV-14 Smith, Frank ...... PO-M-10 Williams, Tegan ...... MF2-54 Prairie, Yves ...... MF5-31 Snider, James ...... CA1-37 Willis, Jessica ...... CA1-35 Prentice, Melanie ...... PO-M-02 Sniderhan, Anastasia ...... CA2-22 Wilson, Joanna...... MF5-12 Prestie, Chance ...... MF2-28 Solomon, Chris ...... MF2-47.2 Winegardner, Amanda...... MF5-45 Proctor, Heather ...... CA1-16 Somers, Christopher ...... IN2-40 Winkler, Gesche ...... CA2-41 Prokopenko, Christina ...... IN2-65 Song, Zhuoyan ...... PO-M-51 Wolkovich, Elizabeth ...... CA1-49 Provencher, Jennifer ...... PO-T-56 Sorensen, Lisa ...... IN1-20 Wong, Edward ...... MR1-63 Przytulska-Bartosiewicz, Anna ...... MF5-33 Soulliere, Cheryl ...... CA2-52 Wood, Chris M ...... MF5-02 Puillet, Laurence...... CA1-66 Southcott, Laura ...... PO-M-28 Wood, Jacquelyn ...... IN2-09 Purchase, Craig ...... IN1-53 Spall, Jennifer ...... CA1-64.1 Wright, Michael ...... PO-M-57 Sperling, Felix ...... CA2-61 Wright, Patricia ...... IN2-35 Quijada-Rodriguez, Alex ...... MF2-55 St. Louis, Excedera ...... MR1-04 Wyeth, Russell ...... MF2-07 Standen, Emily ...... CA2-32 Raboy, Becky ...... MR1-42 Stecyk, Jonathan ...... IN2-68 Xie, Jiasong ...... CA2-50 Rafi qi, Ab Matteen...... PO-M-13 Stefanovic, Dan ...... IN2-29 Xu, Charles ...... PO-M-22 Rajakumar, Rajendhran ...... CA2-68 Steinaker, Diego ...... MF2-36 Xu, Yelin ...... IN1-02 Ramcharan, Charles ...... MR2-47 Stemberger, Tanya ...... MR1-15 Xuereb, Amanda ...... PO-T-63 Randlett, Marie-Ève ...... PO-T-58 Stephens, Jessica ...... PO-M-63 Rasilo, Terhi ...... MF2-37 Stewart, Don ...... PO-M-58 Yalcin, Semra ...... IN2-60 Ratcliff e, John ...... CA2-01 Stoyek, Matthew ...... PO-W-36 Yates, Matthew ...... PO-T-26 Reader, Simon ...... CA2-18 St-Pierre, Annick ...... MF2-26 Réale, Denis ...... MR2-61 Street, Garrett ...... MR1-52 Zhang, Yueyang ...... PO-T-52 Reddon, Adam ...... CA2-16 Summers, Adam ...... INV-25 Ziegler, Jacob ...... CA2-37 Redfern, Julia ...... PO-T-40 Sunday, Jennifer ...... INV-38 Zimmer, Alex ...... MF5-08 Rehan, Sandra ...... PO-T-13 Suskiewicz, Thew ...... IN2-63 Zuloaga, Juan ...... IN1-62 Reid, Audrey ...... MR1-36 Syme, Doug ...... PO-W-59 Reid, Mary ...... CA2-43 Szewciw, Lawrence ...... CA2-27 Reid, Scott ...... PO-W-49 Renard, Delphine ...... CA1-38 Tallman, Ross ...... PO-M-07 Rennie, Michael ...... MF5-30 Taranu, Zofi a Ecaterina ...... CA1-10 Ricciardi, Anthony ...... MR1-06 Taylor, Rebecca ...... PO-W-58 Richard, Julien H ...... MR1-27 Taylor, Scott ...... CA2-62 Richards, Miriam ...... CA2-14 Teitel, Zachary ...... IN2-38 Rico, Yessica ...... IN2-18 Tessier, Laura ...... PO-T-60 Robert, Louis-Etienne ...... CA2-45 Tessier, Stephanie ...... MR1-45 Robillard, Cassandra ...... MR1-26 Thielman, Aynsley ...... CA1-63 Robinson, Terin ...... CA2-35 Thomas, Raphaelle ...... PO-W-47 Roche, Dominique ...... MR2-45 Thome, Chris ...... MR2-35 Roche, Dominique ...... PO-T-02 Thompson, Andrew ...... MF5-55 Rochman, Rebecca...... PO-T-10 Thompson, Graham ...... MR2-66 Rode, Nicolas ...... CA1-18 Thompson, Ken ...... MR2-11 Rodela, Tammy ...... MF5-62 Thompson, Patrick ...... IN2-59 Roesti, Marius ...... CA2-69 Thomsen, Christina ...... IN1-10 Rolland, Delphine ...... PO-M-35 Thorn, Michael ...... MR2-23 Rollinson, Njal ...... CA2-67 Thorne, Lesley ...... CA1-65
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Location: Centre Mont-Royal, 3rd and 4th fl oors (Cartier & Lieu : Centre Mont-Royal, 3ème et 4ème étages (respectivement International foyers and Mont-Royal foyers, respectively) dans les foyers des salles Cartier & International, et foyers des salles Mont-Royal) Exhibit Schedule Horaire de l’exposition Monday, May 26 ______10:00 – 18:00 Lundi 26 mai ______10:00 – 18:00 Tuesday, May 27 ______10:00 – 18:00 Mardi 27 mai ______10:00 – 18:00 Wednesday, May 28 ______10:00 – 18:00 Mercredi 28 mai ______10:00 – 18:00 Thursday, May 29 ______10:00 – 15:30 Jeudi 29 mai ______10:00 – 15:30
3RD FLOOR (CARTIER & INTERNATIONAL FOYERS) 3ÈME ÉTAGE (FOYERS DES SALLES CARTIER & INTERNATIONAL)
PUBLISHERS / RESEARCH CENTRES ÉDITEURS / CENTRES DE RECHERCHES
301 Oxford University Press
302 Cambridge University Press
303 Canadian Science Publishing
304 Groupe de recherche interuniversitaire en limnologie et en environnement aquatique (GRIL)
305 NRSNG FONCER Mine de Savoir
306 Ideas in Ecology and Evolution
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4TH FLOOR (MONT-ROYAL FOYERS) 4ÈME ÉTAGE (FOYERS DES SALLES MONT-ROYAL)
COMPANIES ENTREPRISES
401 Loligo Systems
402 Li-COR Biosciences
403 ALPHA MACH Inc.
404 Trikon Technologies Inc.
405 Hoskin Scientifi que
406 ADInstruments Inc.
407 Halltech Aquatic Research Inc.
SOCIETIES SOCIÉTÉS
408 Canadian Society for Ecology and Evolution (CSEE) Société canadienne pour l’Écologie et l’Évolution (SCEE)
409 Canadian Society of Zoologists (CSZ) Société canadienne de zoologie (SCZ)
410 Society of Canadian Limnologists (SCL) Societé canadienne de Limnologie (SCL)
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