Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists

Program Book

This program book is current as of 4 June 2010. Any cancellations or changes received after this date will be posted outside the session rooms and on the message boards located near the registration desk on the 5th floor of the Rhode Island Convention Center

Providence, Rhode Island

July 7-12, 2010

Hosted by University of Rhode Island Brown University University of Connecticut

2010 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists 7-12 July 2010

Organizing Societies

American Elasmobranch Society 26th annual meeting

American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists 90th annual meeting

Herpetologists' League 68th annual meeting

Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles (in conjunction with theInternational Society for the History and Bibliography of Herpetology) 53rd annual meeting

Table of Contents page Local Hosts 1 General Meeting Information 2-3 Presentation Information 4 Special Announcements from the Societies 5 Exhibitors 6 Social Events 7-8 Business and Committee Meetings for Participating Societies 9-10 Symposia 11-14 Workshops 15 Session and Symposia Master 16 Thursday, 8 July - Plenary Session Schedule 17 Thursday, 8 July - Afternoon Break-out Sessions 18-19 Friday, 9 July - Morning Break-out Sessions 20-21 Friday, 9 July - Afternoon Break-out Sessions 22-23 Saturday, 10 July - Morning Break-out Sessions 24-25 Saturday, 10 July - Afternoon Break-out Sessions 26-27 Sunday, 11 July - Morning Break-out Sessions 28-29 Sunday, 11 July - Afternoon Break-out Sessions 30-31 Monday, 12 July - Morning Break-out Sessions 32-33 Monday, 12 July - Afternoon Break-out Sessions 34-35 Friday, 9 July - Poster Session I 36-37 Saturday, 10 July - Poster Session II 38-39 Sunday, 11 July - Poster Session III 40-41 Presenter Index 42-50 Advertisements 2011 Meeting Information

A list of 2010 Joint Meeting participants will be available on the web site beginning 1 August 2010 www.dce.ksu.edu/conf/jointmeeting

Local Hosts

Jacki Webb, University of Rhode Island, Chair

Beth Brainerd, Brown University

Eric Schultz, University of Connecticut

Kurt Schwenk, University of Connecticut

Cheryl Wilga, University of Rhode Island

Brad Wetherbee, University of Rhode Island

1 GENERAL MEETING INFORMATION

Meeting Room Information

During presentations, please turn off all beepers and cell phones or set them to vibrate. President's Travelogue - Narragansett Ballroom A, Westin Plenary Session - Ballroom A, Rhode Island Convention Center Beverage Breaks Thursday a.m. & Monday a.m. and p.m. 5th Floor Prefunction Space, Rhode Island Convention Center Thursday p.m. - Sunday p.m. Exhibit Hall D, Rhode Island Convention Center Exhibit Area - Exhibit Hall D, Rhode Island Convention Center Poster Presentations - Exhibit Hall D, Rhode Island Convention Center Oral Presentations - Rhode Island Convention Center Ballroom B, Ballroom D, 551 AB, 552 AB, 555 AB, & 556 AB Speaker Prep Rooms - Rhode Island Convention Center 550A, 550B, & 553 B AES Office - Ballroom E, Rhode Island Convention Center SSAR Silent Auction - 5th Floor Prefunction Space, Rhode Island Convention Center SSAR/HL Live Auction Viewing Room - Ballroom C, Rhode Island Convention Center SSAR/HL Live Auction - Ballroom A, Rhode Island Convention Center' SSAR/HL Student Social - Waterplace Ballroom I, Westin Karel Liem Banquet - Narragansett Ballroom, Rhode Island Convention Center Joint Meeting Closing Banquet - Narragansett Ballroom, Rhode Island Convention Center ASIH Graduate Student Book Raffle 5th Floor Prefunction Space, Rhode Island Convention Center

Internet Access

A small Internet café is available on the 5th Floor of the Rhode Island Convention Center near registration for JMIH participants. The café will be available from 7 a.m. - 6 p.m., Thursday, 8 July - Monday, 12 July.

If you have your own laptop, there is free wireless internet in the concession areas on the 3rd and 4th levels of the Rhode Island Convention Center.

The Westin has wired High-Speed Internet access available in each guest room. There is a daily fee of $9.95 for these services. The Biltmore also has internet access in each guest room, complimentary.

Registration Desk

The JMIH Registration Desk, located on the 5th floor of the Rhode Island Convention Center, is open from 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wednesday, 7 July - Monday, 12 July. The Registration Desk is staffed to answer any questions you might have regarding the meeting.

2 Messages and Job Announcements

Message boards are located on the 5th floor of the Rhode Island Convention Center. Participants may post messages for friends and colleagues. The registration staff will also post telephone and other messages on these boards. Urgent messages should be directed to the Rhode Island Convention Center at (401) 458-6263 during meeting hours. These will be relayed to meeting coordinators and posted for participants as soon as possible.

Job announcements or information about employment opportunities may be posted on the message boards as well.

Business Center

A staffed Business Center is located on the 3rd Level outside Exhibit Hall D. It is will be open 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Thursday, 8 July - Monday, 12 July . Facilities include: Facsimile transmission Personal computer (PC) with MS Office software Laser printer Photocopying Internet access General Office Supplies

Food and Beverage

Morning and afternoon beverage breaks will be served in the following locations: Thursday a.m. and Monday a.m. and p.m. - 5th Floor Prefunction Space Thursday p.m. - Sunday p.m. - with the exhibitors in Exhibit Hall D. A cash bar will be available during poster sessions, 4 - 6 p.m., Friday - Sunday, 9-11 July. Lunch is on your own each day. A variety of restaurants are available within walking distance of the hotel.

Event Tickets

A variety of tickets may be included in your namebadge. The number of tickets you have is determined by your personal registration choices.

Reception tickets All registered participants will receive two (2) reception drink tickets good for beer, wine, or soda.

Additional food and beverage tickets (by registration only) may include: Karel Liem Memorial Banquet for Friday, 9 July Joint Meeting Closing Banquet for Monday, 12 July

3 Presenter Information

Oral Presenters

Oral Presenters should submit their presentations to an Ambient representative by 3 p.m. the day preceding their presentation. Ambient will be set up in Room 553A in the Rhode Island Convention Center to receive presentations at the following times: Wednesday, 7 July - 12 p.m. - 3 p.m. Thursday, 8 July - Sunday, 11 July - 7:00 a.m. - 3 p.m.

The technical coordinators available will immediately load and review presentations as they are submitted. A presenter's memory stick or CD will be returned when the presentation has been successfully loaded.

An Ambient representative will be present in each meeting room to monitor equipment and presentations.

Three Speaker Prep Rooms are available throughout the hotel. 550A, 550B, and 553B have computers and projectors available for speakers to practice their presentations. A sign-up sheet is posted outside each room. Speaker prep rooms are available from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. beginning Wednesday, 7 July.

Session moderators have been designated to facilitate each session. The names of moderators are noted in the session schedule. Moderators should have received their packet of instructions when checking in at the Registration Desk.

Poster Presenters

Poster session dates and times are as follows: Friday, 9 July 4 - 6 p.m. Saturday, 10 July 4 - 6 p.m. Sunday, 11 July 4 - 6 p.m.

At least one author must be present during the entire poster session time period. Please remove your poster immediately following the poster session. Posters not claimed by 5 p.m. on Monday, 12 July will be discarded.

Poster Board Assignments A listing of poster sessions is current as of the printing of this program book (June 4). All poster boards are numbered. The title and author will be posted on each board as well. Because some posters are part of competitions, it is important that each presenter place their poster in the correct location. Presenters can place their poster on their assigned board anytime between 7:00 a.m. and 4 p.m. on the day they are presenting.

4 Special Announcements from the Societies

ASIH General Endowment Fund Information

ASIH thanks all the members who have made contributions to the General Endowment Fund. Currently your gifts are used to support ASIH symposia each year at the Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists.

ASIH also thanks meeting attendees who participate in the student-run book raffle, which directly supports student travel to the JMIH. In recognition that today's student members are the future of ASIH and that attendance at the JMIH encourages society involvement, ASIH matches dollar for dollar funds raised at the raffle. Please help ASIH promote our students. Be generous and make this year's raffle a great success.

AES Store Ballroom E, Rhode Island Convention Center The AES is open! A variety of elasmo-related goods, including pens, water bottles, and shirts are available. Proceeds go to support AES student funding.

SSAR President's Travelogue

Wednesday, 7 July 2010 - Narragansett Ballroom A, Westin SSAR invites everyone to this year's President's Travelogue. Robert Espinoza from the Department of Biology at California State University, will speak on "The herpetofauna of South America's southern cone: new discoveries from the Andean peaks to the Patagonian steppe."

SSAR/HL Live Auction Viewing

Thursday, 8 July - Sunday, 11 July - Ballroom C, Rhode Island Convention Center All items for the SSAR/HL Live Auction will be available for viewing. Items can be viewed on Thursday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., and Friday though Sunday, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

HL/SSAR Live Auction

Sunday, 11 July - Ballroom A, Rhode Island Convention Center All JMIH participants are welcome to attend and bid on donated items. A cash bar will be available.

5 Exhibitors

Exhibitors are located in Exhibit Hall D of the Rhode Island Convention Center. As of the printing of this program on 4 June, the exhibitors on the layout below were confirmed.

Exhibit hours:

Thursday, 8 July 1:30 - 5:00 p.m. Friday, 9 July 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Saturday, 10 July 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sunday, 11 July 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

6 Social Events

No-Host Social - Hotel restaurant bars

Wednesday, 7 July - 7 p.m. Join your colleagues at the Wednesday evening no-host social in the Westin and Biltmore restaurant bars.

Group Photos

JMIH Group Photo - Dunkin' Donuts Center Thursday, 8 July - 12:00 p.m. The traditional JMIH group photo will be taken on Thursday, 8 July immediately following the plenary session on the steps of the Dunkin' Donuts Center located next door to the Rhode Island Convention Center. Photos will be posted to the JMIH website for free download by all participants.

AES Group Photo - Grand Ballroom, Biltmore Sunday,11 July - at AES Banquet The traditional AES group photo will be taken on Sunday, 11 July during the AES Banquet. Photos will be posted to the JMIH website for free download by all participants.

SSAR/HL Student Social - Waterplace Ballroom I, Westin

Thursday, 8 July - 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. SSAR and HL Board members and several invited senior herpetologists will gather at this special reception for student members of SSAR and HL. Finger food and drink tickets will be provided.

Joint Meeting Reception - Roger Williams Park Zoo

Thursday, 8 July - 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. This year's Joint Meeting reception will be at the Roger Williams Park Zoo, one of the oldest zoos in the country. It has entertained and delighted Rhode Islanders since its opening in 1872. Its beautiful Victorian buildings have been home to many legendary animals. The Joint Meeting reception is included in all full conference, first exhibitor representative, and accompanying persons registration fees. All others must purchase a reception ticket. Shuttles will depart from Sabin Street in front of the Rhode Island Convention Center starting at 5:30 p.m. and will run continuously until 7 p.m. The shuttle buses will start departing from the Roger Williams Park Zoo starting at approximately 7:30 p.m. and will run continuously until 9 p.m.

Karel Liem Banquet - Narragansett Ballroom, Westin

Friday, 9 July - 6:30 - 9 p.m. There will be a dinner in honor of Dr. Karel Liem in the Narragansett Ballroom in the Westin Providence following the Special Karel Liem Poster Session. The evening will start with a social hour at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner. The dinner menu will include the Westin Salad (field greens with spiced pecans, dried cranberries, goat cheese, grape tomatoes, and balsamic vinaigrette), your choice of entrée when you registered (Chicken Piccata or Blackened Salmon), seasonal vegetables, starch, rolls, and choice of dessert (Triple Chocolate Mousse Torte or Pear Almond Tart). Wine will be served with dinner, plus cash bars will be available throughout the evening. Be sure to bring your tickets for admission. Please give your ticket to the volunteer staff upon entrance into the ballroom.

7 Social Events (continued)

AES Student Social - Offsite Location TBD

Friday, 9 July - 7:30 p.m. Join your fellow AES students for an informal social. The location will be announced at the meeting, or you can check the AES Office in Ballroom E of the Rhode Island Convention Center.

SSAR/HL Live Auction - Ballroom A, Rhode Island Convention Center

Sunday,11 July - 9:00 p.m. The SSAR/HL live auction is an opportunity to support the programs of SSAR and HL. Any herp or fish related item - including books, art, sculptures, famous autographs, field equipment, or clothing - is appreciated. Please note that items made from amphibians, reptiles, fish, or parts thereof, should NOT be donated. Donations are tax deductible and can be accepted through Sunday, 11 July. Receipts will be issued on request (please request receipt at time of donation). A cash bar will be available.

AES Banquet - Grand Ballroom, Biltmore

Sunday, 11 July - 6:00 p.m. - midnight $55 Non-members; $50 Members; $35 Students On Sunday, 11 July, from 6:00 p.m. - midnight., the American Elasmobranch Society Banquet will be held in the Grand Ballroom of the Biltmore, located across the street from the Westin & the Rhode Island Convention Center. The social hour will start at 6:00 p.m., with dinner served at 7:00 p.m. The menu will feature mixed green salad, tomato and mozzarella salad, chicken fiore, vegetarian pasta, fresh vegetables, potato or rice, dinner rolls, and New York style cheesecake with fresh fruit toppings for dessert. Wine will be served with dinner, plus cash bars will be available. Cost of the tickets is $55 for non-AES members, $50 for AES members, and $35 for students. Tickets can be purchased at the meeting in the AES Office located in Ballroom E of the Rhode Island Convention Center. Please make sure to purchase your tickets early so that final numbers can be provided to the caterer.

Joint Meeting Closing Banquet - Narragansett Ballroom, Westin

Monday, 12 July - 6:00 - 10:00 p.m. On Monday, 12 July from 6:00 - 10:00 p.m., the Joint Meeting Closing Banquet will be held in the Narragansett Ballroom of the Westin Providence. The social hour will start at 6:00 p.m., with dinner served at 7:00 p.m. The menu will consist of the Westin Salad (field greens with spiced pecans, dried cranberries, goat cheese, grape tomatoes, and balsamic vinaigrette), Chicken Providence (boneless chicken breast filled with wild mushrooms and leeks with a thyme-balsamic demi glace), seasonal vegetables, starch, rolls, and a choice of dessert (Chocolate Grand Marnier Cake or Seasonal Fruit Tart). Wine will be served with dinner, plus cash bars will be available. Be sure to bring your ticket for admission and give it to a host volunteer at the doors when you enter the Ballroom for the banquet.

8 Business and Committee Meetings Note: all meeting rooms listed below are located in the Westin, unless otherwise indicated.

Wednesday, 7 July

8 a.m. - 2 p.m. SSAR Board of Directors Meeting - Narragansett Ballroom A (Lunch provided) 8 a.m. - Noon AES Executive Committee - Waterplace Ballroom I (Lunch provided) 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. ASIH Executive Committee - Waterplace Ballroom III (Lunch provided) 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. ASIH Editorial Policy Committee -Waterplace Ballroom II 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. AES Board of Directors - Waterplace Ballroom I 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. HL Board of Trustees Meeting - Narragansett Ballroom C 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. ASIH Board of Governors - Narragansett Ballroom B 7 - 8 p.m. SSAR President's Travelogue - Narragansett Ballroom A 7 p.m. - until close Informal No-Host Social - Westin and Biltmore Restaurant Bars

Thursday, 8 July

Noon - 2 p.m. AES Student Business Meeting - Off-site location TBA Noon - 2 p.m. HL Graduate Student Meeting - Narragansett Ballroom A Noon - 2 p.m. ASIH Judges Meeting - Narragansett Ballroom C (Lunch provided) Noon - 2 p.m. ASIH Conservation Committee - Narragansett Ballroom B (Lunch provided) Noon - 2 p.m. SSAR Seibert Award Judges Meeting - Waterplace Ballroom III (Lunch provided) Noon - 2 p.m. ASIH Endowment & Finance Committee - Waterplace Ballroom II (Lunch provided)

Friday, 9 July

Noon - 1:30 p.m. SSAR Graduate Student Workshop - Waterplace Ballroom I 3 - 5 p.m. ASIH Collections Committee - Waterplace Ballroom II 6 - 8 p.m. HL Business Meeting - 555 AB, Rhode Island Convention Center

Saturday, 10 July

Noon - 1:30 p.m. ASIH Graduate Student Business Meeting - Narragansett Ballroom A (lunch provided) Noon - 1:30 p.m. AES Graduate Student Workshop - 551 AB, Rhode Island Convention Center Noon - 2 p.m. JMIH Meeting Management and Planning Committee - Waterplace Ballroom I (Lunch provided) Noon - 3 p.m. ASIH Names of Fishes - Waterplace Ballroom II (Lunch provided) Noon - 3 p.m. CToL Meeting - Narragansett Ballroom C 4 - 6 p.m. AES Business Meeting - 551 AB, Rhode Island Convention Center 4 - 6 p.m. ASIH Web Content Management Committee - Waterplace Ballroom I 5 - 6:30 p.m. ASIH Long Range Planning Committee - Waterplace Ballroom II 6 - 8 p.m. SSAR Business Meeting - Ballroom D, Rhode Island Convention Center

9 Business and Committee Meetings (Continued)

Sunday, 11 July

Noon - 1:30 p.m. ASIH Graduate Student Workshop - Narragansett Ballroom A 4 - 6 p.m. HL Awards Meeting - Waterplace Ballroom III 6 - 8 p.m. ASIH Business Meeting - 556 AB, Rhode Island Convention Center

NOTES

10 Symposia

Thursday, 8 July 1:30 - 5:00 p.m. Friday, 9 July 8:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. ASIH Special Symposium in Honor of Dr. Karel Frederik Liem Room: Ballroom D, Rhode Island Convention Center We will honor the life of Dr. Karel Frederik Liem, Henry Bryant Bigelow Professor of Ichthyology and Curator of Ichthyology at the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University, who died on Sept. 3, 2009 at the age of 74 after a summer-long battle with pancreatic cancer. Karel was a pioneer in the field of functional morphology of fishes and a much admired mentor and teacher at both Harvard and at Friday Harbor Labs, U. Washington. He was a recipient of the Frederick H. Stoye Award (1961), and served as Copeia Section Editor for Genetics, Development, and Morphology (1973-1976), and as a member of the ASIH Board of Governors (1987). This symposium and the poster session on Friday, 9 July, will highlight the diverse achievements of his students and colleagues. Organizer: Jackie Webb

Saturday, 10 July 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. AES Feed Ecology of Chondrichthyans Room: Room 552 AB, Rhode Island Convention Center Hungry? If you like to eat or better yet, study the feeding ecology of chondrichthyans then this symposium is for you! Sharks and batoids are apical predators in most marine communities in which they occur. However, despite their high trophic level standing they are poorly studied relative to most commercially important bony fishes. Furthermore, despite a move towards ecosystem-based management of marine resources, high trophic level predators such as chondrichthyans are still often lumped into catchall categories generically referred to as “shark” or “skate” unidentified, with relatively little effort to identify the individual species in question. The role of chondrichthyans in ecosystems, however, has never been more important! The goal of this symposium is to bring together researchers and graduate students from around the world to share their knowledge and experience, and stimulate discussion on the latest advancements and developments in the feeding ecology of chondrichthyans. The symposium will be divided into several topical sessions broadly covering feeding and trophic ecology, analytical methods and techniques, dietary physiology and consumption, and feeding ecomorphology.

Organizer: Dave Ebert Co-organizers: William T. White and W. David McElroy

11 Symposia (continued)

Saturday, 10 July 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. ASIH Impact of Roads on Herpetofauna: Ecological Effects and Potential Solutions Room: Ballroom B, Rhode Island Convention Center Biological data are important for identifying and developing predictive models or research initiatives; translating the state of the science into a format that is readily usable for transportation agencies, land managers, and policy makers is key. Via this symposium and associated book project, we will facilitate information exchange and increased communication on the state of our knowledge in small vertebrate ecology and road enhancement in order to ultimately develop resources to guide current and potential approaches for maximizing connectivity while resolving and preventing conflicts between wildlife and roads. Organizers: Kimberly M. Andrews and Priya Nanjappa Co-organizers: Valerie Titus and Joseph C. Mitchell

Saturday, 10 July 8:00 a.m. - 3:45 p.m Sunday, 11 July 1:30 - 4:00 p.m. ASIH Acoustic communication in frogs and fishes: integrating physiology, environment and behavior Room: Ballroom D, Rhode Island Convention Center This symposium brings together scientists studying acoustic communication in fishes, amphibians, and reptiles. This symposium will highlight areas of convergent evolution in acoustic communication in these vertebrate groups to a cross-fertilize approaches to the study of acoustic communication. Work with acoustic communication has become increasingly integrative, combining an understanding of sound production, hearing, and sound propagation and how it relates to communication networks and feedback to hormonal control of reproduction. All animals face many of the same challenges in acoustic communication, such as detecting signals in choruses. However, the acoustic environments of fishes, amphibians, and reptiles are diverse, ranging from shallow noisy streams to the deep ocean for fishes, and from underwater communication in ponds to communication in air through forests for amphibians. This symposium will explore the environmental constraints on the evolution of acoustic communication (including both sound production and hearing) in each of these groups.

Organizers: David Mann and Carol Johnson Co-organizer: Peter Narins

12 Symposia (continued)

Sunday, 11 July 8:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. AES The physiological stress response in elasmobranch fishes Room: Room 551 AB, Rhode Island Convention Center Despite their long evolutionary history, elasmobranchs are now facing copious anthropogenic stressors that may exceed levels typically imposed by natural events (e.g., seasonal habitat changes, predator avoidance). A better understanding of the effects and consequences of these stressors is essential for environmental mitigation, management, and conservation of this highly susceptible group of fishes. This symposium, the physiological stress response in elasmobranch fishes, will bring together experimental and applied biologists to present on a broad array of topics, including reviews of the elasmobranch stress axis, consequences of fishing capture and handling, assessments of oxidative stress, and the consequences of environmental pollution. Through a culminating open forum, the session will aim to formulate collaborative opportunities that combine disciplines within the general framework of the physiological stress response. The proceedings from this session are slated for peer-review and publication in the journal Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology-A. Organizers: Greg Skomal and John Madelman

Sunday, 11 July 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. ASIH Fish evolution, biogeography, diversity and development: A symposium in honor of John Lundberg Room: Ballroom D, Rhode Island Convention Center John Lundberg has been a key figure in the development of the systematics of Neotropical fishes, particularly catfishes and the deepwater Amazonian/Orinocan fauna. His vision and insight has led to an explosion of systematic work by scientists from several countries, and it continues to have a major impact on these areas of systematic ichthyology through his outstanding ability to involve students and colleagues in his publications, to stimulate them to share his passion, and to continue on their own. Lundberg’s former students and colleagues have contributed to a wide range of topics in ichthyology, and the theme of this symposium will be on the integration of diverse data sets and research areas that were inspired by John. John’s contribution to the fields of phylogenetics, paleontology, biogeography, rates of evolution and extinction, biomechanics and functional morphology, life history, systematics, and development will be emphasized in the talks.

Organizer: Paula Mabee Co-organizers: Wasila Dahdul and Jonathan Baskin

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Monday, 12 July 8:00 a.m. - 5:15 p.m. ASIH Head-starting turtles - learning from experience Room: Ballroom B, Rhode Island Convention Center Head-starting is a controversial topic in turtle conservation that has received little serious academic examination. Here we are focusing on head-starting itself, that is, the release of captive-raised hatchlings for conservation purposes. The symposium includes people involved in turtle head-starting projects addressing academic concerns regarding hard-starting, comparing examples of serious head-starting projects using a common set of criteria for success, and learning which, if any, conservation practices are more likely to lead to success. Organizer: Russell Burke

14 Workshops

Graduate Student Workshops

Saturday, 10 July 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. AES Graduate Student Workshop Tips on Becoming a Good Reviewer Room: 551 AB, Rhode Island Convention Center Review writing is rarely taught to grad students, yet we are all expected to write constructive peer reviews throughout our careers. Everyone has received poor reviews, as well as ones that have been helpful and improved the manuscript. How can we have more of one and not the other? This workshop will seek to fill this gap in the professional development of most graduate students with tips on how to become a good reviewer, as well as providing valuable insights into the peer review process. What criteria do experienced scientists use when setting out to comment on a manuscript or grant proposal? When should you start thinking of serving as a reviewer for a journal or granting agency? How can you make your comments constructive to the authors and improve their paper? When is it appropriate to reject a paper, and what do you do when you know the authors? Experienced reviewers and editors will answer these questions, as well as provide insight into what happens behind the scenes after you submit.

Presenters: Brian Bowen, University of Hawaii and Michell Heupel, James Cook University

Sunday, 11 July 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. ASIH Graduate Student Workshop How to Teach a Successful Field Course Room: Narragansett Ballroom A, Westin Due to an increasing number of challenges, fewer people are teaching field courses. In this workshop a panel of professionals from various universities will share tips and discuss their strategies on how to teach a successful field course.

Other Workshops

Friday, 9 July and Saturday, 10 July 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. Fish teeth wet-lab Room: Room 557, Rhode Island Convention Center Cyprinid fishes (carps, minnows, barbs) lack teeth on their jaws, but have enamel covered pharyngeal teeth on the ceratobranchial bones of the fifth gill arch. These teeth bite against a pad on the ventral surface of the basioccipital bone and are replaced throughout life in a regular sequence. By clearing the fish in KOH and glycerine, and staining with alizarine red, the developmental stages of new teeth, and the wear or resorption of old teeth, can be clearly seen. This lab will provide an opportunity to dissect a cleared and stained goldfish head, in glycerine, under a dissecting microscope. You will be able to see the pharyngeal teeth, the otoliths of the inner ear, and the sound conducting Weberian apparatus. NOTE: Participants must sign up for a time at the registration desk. Presenter: Howard Evans, Veterinary College, Cornell University

15 SESSION AND SYMPOSIA MASTER

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY ROOM 8-Jul 9-Jul 10-Jul 11-Jul 12-Jul

PLENARY Karel Liem Symposium Acoustics Lundberg AM Ballroom D Fish Systematics I (Ballroom A) II Symposium I Symposium

Headstarting Turtle Ballroom B Fish Conservation Roads Symposium I Herp Conservation II Symposium I

Herp Systematics & AES Stress Amphibian Ecology/ 551 AB AES Gruber Biogeography Symposium I NIA II

AES Conservation & AES Feeding 552 AB AES Genetics Management Symposium I

Turtle Ecology & Conservation/ Herp Ecology & Fish Behavior/ 555 AB Fish Community Ecology SSAR Seibert Behavior Acoustics Conservation

Fish Ecology, Fish Genetics & Herp Morphology & 556 AB Morphology & Herp Physiology Biogeography Development Physiology

LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH

Karel Liem Fish Systematics & Acoustics Acoustics PM Ballroom D Fish Systematics II Symposium I Morphology Symposium II Symposium III

Herp Ecology & Headstarting Turtle Ballroom B General Ichthyology Roads Symposium II Herp Conservation III Systematics Symposium II

AES Behavior & AES Stress 551 AB AES Ecology Fish Life History Herp Systematics Ecology II Symposium II

AES Physiology & AES Behavior & Ecology AES Feeding 552 AB AES Morphology Reproduction I Symposium II

SSAR Seibert Systematics & SSAR Seibert 555 AB Evolution/ Fish Evolution Fish Ecology Ecology SSAR Seibert Physiology

Herp League Graduate 556 AB Herp Conservation I NIA I Student Award

POSTER POSTER I POSTER II POSTER III SESSIONS

BUSINESS AES MEETINGS HL (6 - 8 p.m.) (4 - 6 p.m.) ASIH (6 - 8 p.m.) (Rooms SSAR (6 - 8 p.m.) vary) AES BANQUET Biltmore Grand Ballroom JMIH GENERAL KAREL LIEM BANQUET (7 -11 p.m.) JMIH BANQUET RECEPTION (6:30 p.m.) SOCIAL (6 -11 p.m.) EVE (6 - 9 p.m.) Westin EVENTS SSAR/HL LIVE Westin Roger Williams Park Narragansett Ballroom AUCTION Narragansett Ballroom Zoo (9 p.m. - midnight) RICC Ballroom A

16 Thursday, July 8 Morning Plenary Session Ballroom A, Rhode Island Convention Center

9:00 AM Announcements & Welcome to Rhode Island Jaqueline F. Webb, Chair, Local Host Committee, University of Rhode Island Nancy Fey-Yensen, Interim Dean, College of the Environment and Life Sciences, University of Rhode Island

9:15 AM ASIH Speaker "The Social Behavior of Anuran Amphibians: What Have We Learned in 35 Years?" Kentwood Wells, University of Connecticut

9:45 AM ASIH Gibbs, Johnson and Fitch Awards James Hanken, President, ASIH, Harvard University

SSAR/HL/ASIH Meritorious Teaching Award in Herpetology Catherine Bevier, Chair, Award Committee

10:05 AM ASIH Past-President Address: "Authentic American Cryptoichthyology" John Lundberg, Academy of Natural Sciences Philadelphia

10:40 AM HL Distinguished Herpetologist: Introduction - Hal Heatwole & Aaron Bauer "Perceptions, Use and Conservation of Amphibians by Indigenous People Worldwide" Indraneil Das, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak

11:15 AM AES Plenary Speaker: "Aging, Age Validation, Growth and Aging: The Life Histories of Chondrichthyan and Deep-Sea Fishes" Gregor M. Cailliet, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, and Fresno State University

11:50 AM Closing and Announcements Jacqueline F. Webb, Chair, Local Host Committee, University of Rhode Island

17 20010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE THURSDAY, 8 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

ROOM Ballroom D Ballroom B 551AB SESSION/ Karel Liem Symposium Herp Ecology & Systematics AES Ecology SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR G Lauder B Halstead N Hussey 1:30 PM J Niedzwiecki

Introduction The Effect of Predation Threat on Asymmetric Intraspecific Competition in the Streamside Salamander, Ambystoma barbouri

1:45 PM K Hartel J Richardson - EE Fine-scale Adaptive Divergence of Wood Frog Karel F. Liem – Collection Builder Populations (Rana sylvatica) in Response to Habitat- mediated Selection 2:00 PM E Brainerd E Muths C Polo Examining Ontogenetic Trophic Shifts in Alopias The Real Story Behind the Remarkable Discovery of Evidence for Skipped Breeding Opportunities in Female superciliosus Via δ13C and δ15N Analysis of Muscle Liem's Ground Fishes Toads and Unbiased Survival Estimates and Vertebrae

2:15 PM L Kaufman S Herrick - EE J Olin

Liem’s Paradox: How A Jolly Iconoclast Unified Maternal Investment Confounds Stable Isotope Temporal Calling Patterns of Syntopic Ranid Frogs Evolutionary Theories of Species Richness Interpretation in Young Individuals

2:30 PM A Summers D Hawlena P Matich

Karel Liem and the Importance of Intuition and Colorful Tails Fade When Lizards Adopt Less Risky Contrasting Patterns of Individual Specialization and Controversy in the Advancement of Biology Behaviors Trophic Coupling in Two Marine Apex Predators

2:45 PM G Lauder A Hall N Hussey Documenting the trophic structure of the shark Pressure and Duration of Constriction in Boa constrictor Fish Biomechanics from Karel Liem to the Present assemblage off KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa using stable is Influenced by Prey Heartbeat isotopes

3:00 PM BREAK - Exhibit Hall D SESSION/ Karel Liem Symposium Herp Ecology & Systematics AES Ecology SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR C Wilga J Niedzwiecki N Hussey 3:30 PM C Wilga B Halstead B McMeans Bayesian Shared Frailty Models of Survival for Adult The Feeding Behavior of Greenland Sharks Based on Twenty Years of Shark Research Championed by Karel Giant Gartersnakes (Thamnophis gigas) in the Stable Isotope and Fatty Acid Analysis of Multiple Sacramento Valley of California Tissues 3:45 PM P Hernandez P Gregory W Smith Spatial and Temporal Variation in Vertebral Chemical Of Bulldogs and Bozos: Divergence in Size and New Insights from Old Data: Body “Condition” Dynamics Composition: Evaluating the Potential to Distinguish Structure of Cranial Features within Incipient species of and Feeding Patterns in Garter Snakes (Thamnophis Natal Origin from Natural Elemental Markers in Bahamian pupfish with Different Diets sirtalis) from Central Manitoba Elasmobranchs 4:00 PM C Kenaley - GDM D Leopold - EE H McCann My, What Loosejaws You Have: The Feeding Mechanics Microchemistry of White Shark (Carcharodon Foraging Success of Nerodia fasciata on Native and of an Enigmatic Clade of Deep-sea Dragonfishes carcharias) Vertebrae: A Potential Tool to Examine Life- Exotic Fishes (Stomiiformes: Stomiidae) History Strategies? 4:15 PM J Ramsay N Hyslop T Curtis

Function of the jaw adductor muscles during suction and Population Ecology of Drymarchon couperi (Eastern Seasonal Distribution of White Sharks in the Western biting in bamboo sharks. Indigo Snake) in Georgia North Atlantic Ocean

4:30 PM S Gerry L Douglas S Gulak Habitat Use and Movement Patterns of Pelagic Sharks Intraspecific Morphological Differences in Bluegill Effects of Large-Scale Habitat Manipulation on Body in the Gulf of Mexico Using Pop-up Archival Satellite Sunfish Condition in Timber Rattlesnakes (Crotalus horridus) Tags 4:45 PM E Standen

Why was Karel Liem Excited about Pelvic Fins?

5:00 PM

GDM = ASIH Stoye Genetics Development & EE = ASIH Stoye Ecology & Ethology Morphology

18 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE THURSDAY, 8 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

552 AB 555 AB 556 AB ROOM SESSION/ AES Physiology & Reproduction SSAR Seibert Ecology Herp Conservation I SYMPOSIUM N Wegner M Donnelly R Fisher MODERATOR T McPeek J Guzy 1:30 PM Effects of Pesticides and Competition on Spotted Maintaining Biodiversity: Factors Affecting Amphibian Salamander (Ambystoma maculatum) Metamorphosis Species Richness Among Small Isolated Wetlands in and Overwinter Survival Central Florida

N Wegner B Timm C Brehme 1:45 PM Ram Ventilation in the Shortfin Mako, Isurus oxyrinchus: Movement Ecology of Eastern Spadefoots (Scaphiopus Long Term Monitoring of Arroyo Toads: Multi-Year Trend Examining Oxygen Utilization and the Branchial h. holbrookii) in the Province Lands Dunes of Cape Cod Analysis and Program Evaluation Pressure Gradient Using a Large Water Tunnel National Seashore

C Walsh J Stynoski N Caruso 2:00 PM Effects of Nurse Shark, Ginglymostoma cirratum, To Eat but Not to Be Eaten: Honest Begging Signals and Resurveying Populations of Plethodontid Salamanders Peripheral Blood Leukocytes Following in vitro Exposure Visual Detection of Predators and Mothers by Tadpoles in Great Smoky Mountain National Park to Red Tide Toxin of the Strawberry Poison Frog (Oophaga pumilio) J Jañez O Hyman R Cook 2:15 PM Temporal Variation in Anuran Detection Probabilities at Preliminary Reference Blood Parameters for Southern Negative Influence of Phosphorus on Prevalence of the Cape Cod National Seashore: Implications for Long- Eagle Ray (Myliobatis goodei) in Captivity Frog Killing Pathogen, Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis Term Monitoring

S Hersey S Whitfield B Glorioso 2:30 PM Temporal Variation in Prevalence and Intensity of Trend Detection in Long Term Anuran Monitoring: A Functional Divergence Among Multiple Aryl Hydrocarbon Chytridiomycosis in Three Species of Frogs at La Selva, Comparison of Vocalization and Visual Encounter Receptors in Sharks Costa Rica Surveys

J Hall K Yagi F Ruiz-Canino 2:45 PM The Effect of Flooding on the Spatial Ecology of Spotted Genomic Context of Shark Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptors Turtles (Clemmys guttata) in a Southern Ontario A New Way to Mark Small Amphibians Population

BREAK - Exhibit Hall D 3:00 PM SESSION/ AES Physiology & Reproduction SSAR Seibert Ecology Herp Conservation I SYMPOSIUM L Jones R Saporito R Cook MODERATOR LJ Williams S Snyder R Relyea 3:30 PM The Use of Steroid Hormone Concentrations to Quantifying the Thermal Quality of Burned and Determine Individual Variability in theReproductive New Effects of Roundup® on Amphibians: Predation, Unburned Habitat for the Desert Tortoise (Gopherus Cyclicity of the Little Skate, Leucoraja erinacea, from the Stratification, and Induction of Tadpole Morphology agassizii) Western Gulf of Maine P Mejia-Falla J Paterson E Seney 3:45 PM

Reproductive Biology of the Round Stingray Urotrygon Comparisons of Hatchling Survivorship and Spatial Incidental Hook-and-Line Capture of Sea Turtles Along rogersi in the Pacific Coast of Colombia Ecology between Two Sympatric Turtle Species the Upper Texas Coast During 2004-2008

L Jones L Isaac R Fisher 4:00 PM What are the Implications of Color Variation? Exploring Rapid Assessment for Fijian (Brachylophus sp.) and Reproductive Biology of the Cuban Dogfish (Squalus Crypsis, Thermoregulation, and Behaviour in Dimorphic Green (Iguana iguana) Iguanas in the Northeastern cubensis) in the Northern Gulf Of Mexico. Populations of the Western Terrestrial Garter Snake, Fijian Islands Thamnophis elegans A Stengle P Delis 4:15 PM Body Temperature Range of Black Ratsnakes Variability in Snake Assemblage Structure at Sites in the (Pantherophis alleghaniensis) Occupying Forest and Letterkenny Army Depot in South-Central Pennsylvania Roadside Habitats

S Wisniewski K Miller Hesed 4:30 PM Herpetofaunal Diversity at Sakaerat Environmental A Model for Brown Treesnake Risk Assessment Research Station, Northeast Thailand: Revisiting a Historically Important Site T McMahon 4:45 PM

Chlorothalonil: An Immunomodulatory and Deadly Fungicide to Amphibians

5:00 PM

19 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, 9 JULY, Morning Sessions

Ballroom D Ballroom B 551 AB ROOM SESSION/ Karel Liem Symposium II Fish Conservation AES Gruber SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR B Brainerd K Longenecker M Dean 8:00 AM J Liao B Chernoff

Metapopulation Dynamics and Recovery of the Eightmile The Metabolic Cost of Trout Swimming in Vortical Flows River, CT, after Dam Removal

8:15 AM L Sanderson P Smiley Influence of Herbaceous Riparian Buffers on Fish and Fish Versus Industrial Crossflow Filtration Amphibian Communities within Channelized Headwater Streams in Central Ohio

8:30 AM J Denton L Vela-Valladares M Benavides - G Global Genetic Stock Structure of the Copper Postcranial Photophore Innervation Patterns in Myctophid A Holistic Approach to Freshwater Ecosystems (Carcharhinus brachyurus) and Dusky Sharks fishes: Preliminary Results Conservation: The Cyprinodon julimes Case Study (Carcharhinus obscurus): Interspecific Comparisons and Implications for Management 8:45 AM D Adriaens C Beachum M Winton - G Use of Landsat Imagery to Assess Temporal Changes in Age, Growth, and Maturity of the Roughtail Skate, Aquisition of Extreme Performance: Adaptive a Stream Fish Assemblage Associated with Habitat Bathyraja trachura (Gilbert, 1892), from the Eastern Mechanisms and Evolutionary Patterns Restoration in the Terrapin Creek Watershed in Kentucky Bering Sea

9:00 AM S Norton P Willink W Bubley - G Using Fish Assemblages in Different Habitats to Develop A Reassessment of Spiny Dogfish, Squalus acanthias, Ontogenetic Changes in Diet and Prey Handling by Two a Management Plan for the Upper Essequibo Reproductive Parameters Following Increased Fishing Snail-Punching Cottid Fishes Conservation Concession, Guyana Pressure in the Northwest Atlantic

9:15 AM A Gibb B Lorson A Maia - G Like a Fish Out of Water? Species from Several Distribution of Allegheny River Fishes Using a New Comparative Anatomy of Bamboo Shark and Spiny Percomorph Orders Produce Coordinated Terrestrial Sampling Technique Dogfish Dorsal Fins “Leaps” in Response to Forced Stranding.

9:30 AM BREAK - Exhibit Hall D SESSION/ Karel Liem Symposium II Fish Conservation AES Gruber SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR J Webb B Chernoff J Gelsleichter

10:00 AM ST Hsieh B Collette

Does Dorsal Fin Coloration Correlate with Aggressive Why Red List Tunas and Billfishes? Behaviors in a "Terrestrial" Marine Blenny?

10:15 AM L Chapman J McKinney - C A Gallagher - G Blood Gas, Oxygen Saturation, pH, and Lactate Values in Life in Low Oxygen: The Role of Developmental Predicting Whale Shark, Rhincodon typus, Distribution in Elasmobranch Blood Measured with an i-STAT® Plasticity the Northern Gulf of Mexico Portable Clinical Analyzer and Standard Laboratory Instruments 10:30 AM J Osse L Allen J Dale - G The Existence, Importance, and Contribution of Fish Ontogenetic Dietary and Habitat Shifts in Brown Structure and Function of the Larval Finfold Spawning Aggregations to the Ecosystems and Fisheries Stingrays (Dasyatis lata) in Hawai‘i Inferred from of the Temperate Waters off Southern California Stomach Content and Stable Isotope Analysis

10:45 AM P Lobel S Bortone A Nosal - G Movement Patterns of Leopard Sharks (Triakis Searching for Evolutionary Novelties in Lac Tele, Congo: A Logic Model to Facilitate the Incorporation of Artificial semifasciata) along the Open Coast of San Diego New Fishes and Giant Pythons Reefs into Fishery Management County, California

11:00 AM C Albertson K Longenecker D Knip - G Morphological Integration Shapes Patterns of Size Structure of Reef-Fish Populations Exploited by a Site Fidelity and Habitat Use of Spottail Sharks Craniofacial Divergence among Lake Malawi Cichlid Papua New Guinea (Carcharhinus sorrah) in a Tropical Nearshore Fishes Subsistence Community Environment

11:15 AM J Webb B Erisman D Kacev - G

The Joy of Fishes – Sensory Biology Meets Evolutionary Commercial Fisheries Trends for Aggregating Reef Exploring the Benefits of Spatial/Landscape Genetic Morphology Fishes in the Southern Gulf of California, Mexico Analysis in Shark Populations

11:30 AM M Abate K Ilves M Taylor - G The Effect of Conspecific Alarm Cue on the Swimming Assessing 50-year Change in Bahamian Reef Fish Spiral Valve Parasites of Selected Tropical Pelagic Performance of Juvenile Nicaragua Cichlids (Hypsophrys Assemblages Elasmobranchs from the Western North Atlantic Ocean. nicaraguensis) 11:45 AM K McKaye C Gledhill Biological Control by Cichlid Fishes of Snail Vectors of Effectiveness of Two Marine Protected Areas on the the Human Disease Bilharzia: Conservation of Cichlids West Florida Shelf Might Reduce HIV/AIDS in Malawi 12:00 PM T Tkint LUNCH LUNCH

Liem's Paradox Extrapolated: Is There Also a Trade-off C = ASIH Conservation Between Mouth Brooding and Feeding in Cichlids?

20 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, 9 JULY, Morning Sessions

552 AB 555 AB 556 AB ROOM SESSION/ AES Conservation & Management Turtle Ecology & Conservation Fish Genetics & Biogeography SYMPOSIUM E Cortes D Hawlena K Edberg MODERATOR F Sandmeier 8:00 AM Natural and Acquired Antibodies to Mycoplasma agassizi in the Mojave Desert tortoise: Implications for Managing a Wildlife Disease

I Baremore R Vogt 8:15 AM Reproductive Patterns and Maturity Estimates of the Posthatching Migration of Hatchling Podocnemis Sandbar Shark Carcharhinus plumbeus in the US Atlantic expansa With Adults in the Rio Trombetas, Para, Brazil Ocean and Gulf of Mexico

L Hale A Kanonik 8:30 AM Age and Growth Estimates of the Sandbar Shark Demographic Analysis of the Jamaica Bay Diamondback Carcharhinus plumbeus in the US Atlantic Ocean and GulfTerrapin Population: Implications for Survival in an Urban of Mexico Habitat

S Sagarese K Erazmus J Eichelberger - GDM 8:45 AM An Investigation on the Effect of Photoperiod and A Dietary Analysis of Female Northern Diamondback Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) in Temperature on Vertebral Band Deposition in Little Skate Terrapins (Malaclemys terrapin terrapin) Scaphirhynchus Sturgeons: What have we learned so far? Leucoraja erinacea

F Hogan N Duncan L Lobel 9:00 AM

The Use of Oxytetracyline Marked Vertebrae to Validate Tracking Newly Emerged Diamond Back Terrapins with a Determining Parentage of Damselfish Embryos Using Age Determination of Winter Skate (Leucoraja ocellata) PIT Tag Locating System Microsatellites Reveals Mate Selection Patterns

C Ward-Paige D Burkholder K Edberg 9:15 AM Foraging Ecology and Stable Isotopic Analysis of Green Patterns of Shark Occurrence on Reefs in the Greater- Genetic Isolation as a Result of Dam Construction: A Sea Turtles (Chelonia mydas) in Shark Bay, Western Caribbean: A Footprint of Human Exploitation Look at the Effects on Two Species of Darters Australia: Are Green Turtles Really Herbivores?

BREAK - Exhibit Hall D 9:30 AM SESSION / AES Conservation & Management SSAR Seibert Conservation Fish Genetics & Biogeography SYMPOSIUM D Cartamil H Mushinsky P Chakrabarty MODERATOR E Cortes P Cain G Seegert 10:00 AM The Cost of Soup: An Assessment of the Commercial Predicting the Global Vulnerability of Sharks to Habitat The Distribution of Fishes Near Eight Power Plants on the Harvest of Snapping Turtles (Chelydra serpentina) in Loss Ohio River During the Winter Maryland

K Brewster-Geisz J Laverty Y Kanno 10:15 AM Impact of Water-based Recreation on the Spatial Fine-scale Population Genetics of Brook Trout Across Status of Atlantic Shark Management in the United StatesEcology of Stinkpot Turtles (Sternotherus odoratus) in an Headwater Stream Networks in Connecticut Ontario Park

A Morgan S Farnsworth B Kuhajda 10:30 AM Population Assessment of the Dusky Shark in the Short and Long Distance Translocations of Eastern Box Rediscovery of the Imperiled Trispot Darter, Etheostoma Western North Atlantic Ocean Using an Age-structured Turtles: Do Fences Make Good Neighbors or trisella, in Alabama, and Its Phylogeographic Structure Model Conservation Practices within the Coosa River Drainage of the Mobile Basin

J Froeschke D Yorks L Page 10:45 AM

Testing the Shark Nursery Area Concept in Texas Bays The Importance of Lighting Levels in Design of Under- Geographic Variation in Species Richness of North Using a Long-term Fisheries-Independent Dataset Road Passages for Freshwater Turtles American Freshwater Fishes

M Frisk D Leavitt J Knouft 11:00 AM Adult, Juvenile and Neonate Habitat Preferences of Spiny Assessing the Relationships Between Climate, Sceloporus arenicolus, an Endemic Lizard in an Dogfish, Squalus acanthias: Density, temperature and Landscape, and Species Richness in North American Endangered Ecosystem neonate range expansion in the western Atlantic Freshwater Fishes

T Wiley W Anderson P Chakrabarty 11:15 AM Designating Critical Habitat For The Endangered Vital Rate Sensitivity Analysis of the Texas Horned LizardNot So Fast: Freshwater Fishes of Middle America and a Smalltooth Sawfish Pristis pectinata in the United States: (Phrynosoma cornutum) New Take on the Great American Biotic Interchange Challenges and Results

E Hoffmayer N Smolensky B Bowen 11:30 AM Population Variation in Dune-dwelling Lizards in Advances in Whale Shark (Rhincodon typus) Research in Phylogeography of Indo-Pacific Reef Fishes: Coloration, Response to Patch Size, Patch Quality, and Oil and Gas the Northern Gulf of Mexico Speciation, and the Indo-Pacific Barrier Development

D Cartamil 11:45 AM

The Artisanal Elasmobranch Fishery of the Pacific Coast of Baja California, Mexico

LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH 12:00 PM GDM = ASIH Stoye Genetics, Development & Morphology

21 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, 9 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

Ballroom D Ballroom B 551 AB ROOM SESSION/ Fish Systematics & Morphology General Ichthyology Fish Life History SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR E Hilton L Allen B Stallsmith 1:30 PM J Sparks A Bentley

Anatomical Specializations and Enhanced Auditory The Return of Fishnet Ability in Malagasy-South Asian Cichlids

1:45 PM E Hilton J Wright - GI A Andrews Morphology and Developmental Osteology of the A Long-Lived Life History for Opakapaka (Pristipomoides Prowfish Zaprora silenus (Zoarcoidei: Zaproridae), with Comparative Toxicity of Ictalurid Catfish Venoms filamentosus) Based on Lead-Radium and Bomb Comparisons to Other Zoarcoid Fishes Radiocarbon Dating

2:00 PM J Baker C Gervasi B Gahagan Abundance, Growth, and Diet of Juvenile Summer Armor Diversification Across Populations of Freshwater Flounder (Paralichthys dentatus) and Winter Flounder Estimating Anadromous River Herring Natal Stream Threespine Stickleback (Pseudopleuronectes americanus) In the Seekonk Homing Rates Using Otolith Microchemistry River, RI and the Taunton River, MA

2:15 PM S Ferdous I Mateo K Groom - EE Assessing the Role of Mangroves as Nurseries for Potential Sites for Arginine Vasotocin Modulation of Geometric Morphometric Analysis of the Bagrid Catfish French Grunt and Schoolmaster through Otolith Sensory Systems Differ with Phase in a Sex Changing Mystus (Siluriformes: Bagridae). Elemental Fingerprints Teleost (Thalassoma duperrey)

2:30 PM M Doosey N Ares C Olaya-Nieto Survey of Osteological Characters of the Branchial and Mercury Accumulation in Brain and Muscle Tissues of Reproductive Biology of Dorada Brycon sinuensis in the Hyoid Arches of Euteleosteomorpha (Actinopterygii: Bluefish (Pomatomus saltatrix) and Tautog (Tautoga Sinu River Basin, Colombia Teleostei) onitis)

2:45 PM H Neun - GI J Velotta F Ribeiro

Morphological Variation in the Yaqui Sucker, Microevolutionary Changes to Osmoregulatory Patterns of Early Life Stage Fish Ingress into Catostomus bernardini, (Family Catostomidae) Physiology in Alewife (Alosa pseudoharengus) Chesapeake and Delaware Bay

3:00 PM HJ Kwun J Orr B Stallsmith Seasonality and Reproductive Impact of Dactylogyrus One Undescribed Species of the Genus Eulophias An Intimate Affair: Reproductive Parasitism of Gill Parasites Upon the Telescope Shiner, Notropis (Perciformes: Stichaeidae) from Korea Snailfishes on Golden King Crabs telescopus

3:15 PM M-Y Lee P McLaughlin K Gherard - GI

Evaluating the Taxonomic Status of Tonguefishes Age, Growth, and Batch Fecundity of the Gulf Corvina, Tentatively Identified as Symphurus microrhynchus: The Effects of Anguillicola crassus Infection on Silver Cynoscion othonopterus, from the Northern Gulf of Comparisons of Morphological and Molecular Data Phase Male American Eels (Anguilla rostrata) California, Mexico between Populations Collected off Taiwan and Vietnam

3:30 PM HS Ji J Eble - GI Long-distance Dispersal in Indo-Pacific Reef Fishes, Taxonomic uncertainty of the family Ophichthidae with a Focus on the Brown Surgeonfish (Acanthurus nigrofuscus)

3:45 PM J Golub

Timing and frequency of predator dietary cues have no effect on embryonic learning.

4:00 PM

POSTER SESSION I 4:30 PM Exhibit Hall D 5:00 PM 5:30 PM 6:00 PM NIA Meeting GI = ASIH Stoye General Ichthyology EE - Stoye Ecology & Ethology 7-8 p.m.

22 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, 9 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

552 AB 555 AB 556 AB ROOM SSAR Seibert Systematics & Evolution/ SESSION/ AES Behavior & Ecology Herp League Graduate Student Award SSAR Seibert Physiology SYMPOSIUM

J Sulikowski B Crother M Mahoney MODERATOR

J Sulikowski M Steffen M Acord 1:30 PM

Dismissing Dogma? What Do We Really Know About Phylogeography of an Endemic Ouachita Mountain Assortative Mating in the Polymorphic Salamander, the Spiny Dogfish, Squalus acanthias, Population in the Salamander (Eurycea multiplicata) Plethodon cinereus U.S. Portion of the Western North Atlantic Ocean

J Cudney-Burch L Lawson S Melzer 1:45 PM

Historical Biogeography, Divergence Times, and Elucidating the Behavior of Spiny Dogfish (Squalus Diversification Patterns in the Hyperolius spinigularis Skin Secretions of Leiopelma pakeka as a Potential acanthias) that Overwinter in coastal North Carolina Complex: A Molecular, Morphological, and Spatial Mechanism Against Rat Predation Waters with Acoustic Telemetry Methodologies Investigation into Evolutionary History in East Africa

J Kneebone X Hua M Ohmer 2:00 PM

Spatial and Temporal Habitat Use and Movement Chytridiomycosis in Threatened New Zealand Frogs Patterns of Neonatal and Juvenile Sand Tiger Sharks, Latitudinal Variation in Speciation Mechanisms in Frogs (Leiopelma spp.): Susceptibility and Implications for Carcharias taurus, in a Massachusetts Estuary Management

H Walters P Skipwith L Willey 2:15 PM

Movements of Sand Tiger Sharks (Carcharias taurus) in Molecular Phylogenetics of New Caledonian Diplodactylid Multi-scale Habitat Analysis of Eastern Box Turtles the Northwest Atlantic Ocean Geckos (Terrapene c. carolina) in Central Massachusetts

J Imhoff C Siler A Coleman 2:30 PM Movements And Habitat Use Of Juvenile Bull Sharks Examining Female Allocation Strategies and Hatchling Historical Processes Behind Patterns of Limb Reduction (Carcharhinus leucas) in the Indian River Lagoon System, Fitness in the Mississippi Diamondback Terrapin and Loss in an Island Radiation of Fossorial Lizards FL, USA (Malaclemys terrapin pileata)

E Reyier A Marion R Reynolds 2:45 PM Site Fidelity and Seasonal Movement Patterns of Juvenile Phylogenetic Relationships Among the Alligator Lizards Ecology, Genetics, and Conservation of the Turks Island Lemon Sharks in an Open Ocean Nursery at Cape (Anguidae: Gerrhonotinae): A Multi-locus DNA Boa (Epicrates c. chrysogaster) Canaveral, Florida Sequence Approach

S Kessel C Ceballos K Hale 3:00 PM Influence of Water Temperature on Behaviour and Predatory Responses as a Function of Native and Sex-specific Body Growth Plasticity and Sexual Size Migration of Adult Lemon Shark (Negaprion brevirostris) Introduced Prey Types in Neonate Gartersnakes Dimorphism in Snapping Turtles Throughout the U.S. Eastern Seaboard (Colubridae: Thamnophis)

B Wetherbee A Moss S Ruane 3:15 PM Annual Reproductive Cycles of Male and Female Yellow- Movements and Habitat use of Tiger Sharks (Galeocerdo bellied Sliders (Trachemys s. scripta) from Two Gene Tree/Species Tree Discordance within cuvier) Revealed by Tracking with Satellite Transmitters, Populations in Georgia Exposed to Different Water Lampropeltis the Bermuda-Bahamas connection Temperature Regimes L Howey T Hagey M Close 3:30 PM

Movement Patterns and Habitat Utilization of Blue Sharks Predicting Adhesive Capabilities in Anolis and Phelsuma Differences in Lower Jaw Form and Function Among (Prionace glauca) in the Northwest Atlantic as Determined Lizards via the Frictional Adhesion Model and Critical Three Macrostomatan Snake Families. by Pop-up Satellite Tags Detachment Angle

D Weeks 3:45 PM Geckos on Ice: Unexpected Thermal Tolerances and Temperature-dependent Performance of the World's Southernmost Gecko 4:00 PM POSTER SESSION I 4:30 PM Exhibit Hall D 5:00 PM 5:30 PM 6:00 PM HL Business Meeting 6-8 p.m.

23 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SATURDAY, 10 JULY, Morning Sessions

ROOM Ballroom D Ballroom B 551 AB SESSION/ Acoustics Symposium I Roads Symposium I Herp Systematics & Biogeography SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR C Johnston P White A Hamilton 8:00 AM K Andrews R Bonett

Guiding the Way: Enhancing Ecosystem Connectivity Do Alternative Developmental Modes Promote through Transportation Planning Reproductive Isolation in Oklahoma Salamanders?

8:15 AM L Mangiamele P White B Callahan Neural Mechanisms of Female Preferences for Impacts of Vicariance on the Genetic Structure of the Complex Advertisement Calls in Túngara Frogs California Giant Salamander (Dicamptodon ensatus) (Physalaemus pustulosus) 8:30 AM D Higgs Keynote: Road Planning 101 R Peek Landscape Genetics of Foothill Yellow-legged Frogs The Evolution of Hearing Specializations in Sciaenid (Rana boylii) in Regulated and Unregulated Rivers: Fishes Assessing Connectivity and Genetic Fragmentation 8:45 AM M Fine K Moody R Brown

Acoustical Properties of the Swimbladder in the Oyster Green and Gray Infrastructure: Communications that Molecular Phylogeography, Species Boundaries, and Toadfish Opsanus tau Make a Difference Conservation Status of Southern Philippine River Toads

9:00 AM A Horodysky W Ruediger E Greenbaum Using Expert-Based/GIS Wildlife Habitat Connectivity Evolutionary Relationships of African True Toads Acoustic Pressure and Particle Motion Thresholds in Six Processes to Assess Wildlife and Aquatic Organism (Anura: Bufonidae: Amietophrynus) Inferred From Sciaenid Fishes Concerns On Proposed Highway Projects Multiple Genes

9:15 AM F Ladich P Cramer C Guarnizo

Ontogenetic Development of Acoustic Communication The Effect of Elevational Range on Population Gene Transportation Planning and Herp Conservation in Fishes Flow in Amphibian Species

9:30 AM BREAK - Exhibit Hall D SESSION/ Acoustics Symposium I Roads Symposium I Herp Systematics & Biogeography SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR C Johnston S Tonjes R Brown 10:00 AM E Hoffmayer S Brady H Heinz Boys Gone Wild: Using Male Spotted Seatrout, Phylogeography of a Wide-ranging African Gecko: Cynoscion nebulosus, Courtship Sounds to Map Roads to Perdition? Amphibians in Roadside Pools Cryptic Species in the Chondrodactylus turneri complex Spawning Habitat in Mississippi Coastal Waters (Squamata: Gekkonidae) 10:15 AM J Locascio R Wood A Schrey

Quantitative Measurements of Black Drum Sound Terrapins and Tires: A Large-Scale Community-Based Genetic Analysis Identifies Two Major Barriers to Gene Production and Spawning Conservation Initiative in Southern New Jersey, USA Flow within the Florida Sand Skink’s Distributions

10:30 AM C Wall D Smith A Hamilton The Effects of Roads and Habitat Fragmentation on an Endemism, Morphological Conservatism, and Evidence Fish Passive Acoustics in the Gulf of Mexico: Knowing Assemblage of Herpetofauna: A Case Study in Central for Adaptive Diversification in a Clade of Lizards from the Unknown Florida Oceania 10:45 AM C Krahforst S Jacobson J Gubler Can the Fundamental Frequency of an Atlantic A Conceptual Framework for Assessing Barrier Effects Testing Biogeographic Hypotheses with the Anolis Croaker's Sound be Used to Determine Length or Sex to Small Animal Populations Using Variable Responses limifrons Group in the Field? to Traffic Volume 11:00 AM K Kovitvongsa J Jaeger C Anderson Microsattelite DNA Loci Suggest High Levels of Gene Is Road Bundling Beneficial? Modeling the Toadfish Boatwhistle Call Diversity and the Error flow Among Distantly Spaced Overwintering Consequences of Road Network Configuration for Associated With Different Acoustic Recording Methods Hibernacula of the Prairie Rattlesnake in Alberta, Wildlife Populations Canada 11:15 AM N Kime T Langen R Pyron Arginine Vasotocin Influences Calling Behavior of Predictive Models of Reptile and Amphibian Road Niche Evolution and Systematics of the Common Túngara Frogs (Physalaemus pustulosus) During Mortality Hotspots or Connectivity Blockages in Kingsnake (Lampropeltis getula) Simulated Male-Male Interactions Extensive Road Networks 11:30 AM S Burmeister S Jackson K Smith The Evolution of Mid-latitude Squamate Faunas During Hormonal Modulation of Auditory Responses to Mating Addressing Impacts of Road-Stream Crossing the Paleogene: The Biogeography of a World in Calls in Túngara Frogs Structures on the Movement of Aquatic Organisms Climatic Transition 11:45 AM M Amorim P Cramer B Shamblin Variability in the Mating Call of the Lusitanian Toadfish, Phylogeography and Population Structure of the Retrofitting Existing Structures to Facilitate Wildlife Halobatrachus didactylus: Propagation Constraints for Southern Greater Caribbean Green Turtle Rookeries Passage Mate Attraction and Choice Revisited with Expanded Mitochondrial Sequencing 12:00 PM LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH

24 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SATURDAY, 10 JULY, Morning Sessions

552 AB 555 AB 556 AB ROOM SESSION/ AES Feeding Symposium I Herp Ecology & Behavior Fish Ecology, Morphology & Physiology SYMPOSIUM D Ebert D Roberts N Gidmark MODERATOR L Demski B Kingsbury K Conway 8:00 AM

An Heuristic Model of the Neural Control of Feeding in Overwintering Ecology of the Eastern Massasauga Using Your Head as a Switch Blade: Development of the Elasmobranchs (Sistrurus catenatus) in Michigan Sub-orbital Spine in Cobitidae

M Dean K Muldoon J Arbour - GDM 8:15 AM Post-emergence Movement and Survivorship of Comparative Functional Morphology of Neotropical Durophagy in Cartilaginous Fishes Diamondback Terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin) Hatchlings Geophagine Cichlids at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, New York C Wilga A Currylow - C N Gidmark 8:30 AM Behavioral Effects of Anthropogenically Altered Habitat on XROMM Analysis of Premaxillary Protrusion, 3D Maxillary Biomechanics and Ecology of Feeding in Elasmobranchs a Declining, Long-lived Vertebrate, Terrapene carolina Motion, Kinethmoid Rotation and Lower Jaw Depression carolina During Feeding in Common Carp

J Gardiner - G D Green I Kaatz 8:45 AM Are There Structural Design Limits for Pectoral Fin Spine Multisensory Integration in Shark Feeding Behavior Spring Emergence in Fowler's Toad Disturbance Stridulation in Catfishes?: Vocal Morphology Variation Within Superfamilies J Vaudo - G J Church P Konstantinidis 9:00 AM Limiting Similarity in Trophic Morphology: Its The Effects of Sampling Unit and Sample Size on Stable Osteology of the Ragfish, Icosteus aenigmaticus Consequences for Local Community Structure, and Isotopic Community Metrics in a Batoid Community (Lockington) Distributional Limits D Shiffman - G C Searcy E Montie 9:15 AM Stable Isotope Analysis of the Sandbar Shark, Micro Computed Tomography and Three Dimensional Carcharinus plumbeus: A Minimally Invasive Method for Mass-dependent Survival and Dispersal in the California Reconstructions of the Acousticolateralis System in the Comparison of Diet and Trophic Relationships between Tiger Salamander (Ambystoma californiense) Gulf Menhaden, an Ultrasound-detecting Clupeid Genders, Locations, and Age Classes

BREAK - Exhibit Hall D 9:30 AM SESSION/ AES Feeding Symposium I Herp Ecology & Behavior Fish Ecology, Morphology & Physiology SYMPOSIUM G Cailliet D Green K Piller MODERATOR D Ebert K Hurme - EE C Moreira 10:00 AM

Diet and Trophic Ecology of the Starry Skate Raja Anti-predator Behavior in Schooling and Non-schooling Cephalic Laterosensory System of Hatchetfishes stellulata, Jordan and Gilbert, 1880) off Central California Tadpoles (Anura, Leptodactylidae) (Characiformes: Gasteropelecidae)

M Drymon L Eluvathingal D Taylor 10:15 AM Where Old Meets New: Using Gut Contents and Stable Ontogenetic Patterns in Bluefish Pomatomus saltatrix Isotopes to Describe the Trophic Ecology of the Association Preference and Mechanism of Kin Feeding Ecology and the Effect on Mercury Consummate Mesopredator, the Atlantic Sharpnose Recognition in Tadpoles of the Toad Bufo melanostictus Biomagnification Shark (Rhizopriondon terraenovae) G Cailliet D Roberts C Sweetman 10:30 AM Inter-annual and Regional Variation in the Diet of Two Distribution and Trophic Ecology of Bathylagus euryops Common Skate Species (Bathyraja aleutica and B. Sperm Competition and Testis Mass Evolution: (Teleostei: Microstomatidae) along the northern Mid- interrupta) on the Western Gulf of Alaska Continental Intraspecific Tests in the Australian Frog Crinia georgiana Atlantic Ridge Shelf K Duffy J Schwartz M Taylor 10:45 AM

Temporal Changes in the Diets of the Blue Shark Tests for Call Restoration in the Gray Treefrog, Hyla The Foraging Ecology of Juvenile Spot, Leistomous Prionace glauca, and Shortfin Mako, Isurus oxyrinchus, in versicolor xanthurus, in Apalachicola Bay, Florida Waters off the Northeastern United States

S Newman M Waters M Ceneviva-Bastos 11:00 AM

Inter-annual Variation in Lemon Shark Feeding Ecology at Do Food Web Parameters Vary According to Substrate Lingual Luring by Viperine Snakes (Natrix maura) Bimini Bahamas Type? Evidences from Brazilian Streams

J Link N Gordon P McGrath - EE 11:15 AM What Would the Ocean Look Like without any Dogfish? Environmental Context Matters, Limits of Female The Diet of Longnose Gar, an Apex Predator in the Tidal Multimodel Inference from Simulations of the Northeast Preference for Male Quality in the Grey Treefrog, Hyla Waters of Virginia, USA U.S. Large Marine Ecosystem versicolor D Bethea M Cardwell C Davis - EE 11:30 AM

Diet of the Roundel Skate Raja texana from the Northern Diet of Young Lemon Sharks (Negaprion brevirostris) Foraging Behavior of the Northern Mohave Rattlesnake Gulf of Mexico, USA within a Nursery at the Chandeleur Islands, Louisiana

M Ajemian H Astley S Kim - EE 11:45 AM Feeding Ecology of Cownose Rays (Rhinoptera bonasus) Insight to California White Shark (Carcharodon The Celebrated Jumping Frogs of Calaveras County: from the northern Gulf of Mexico: Further Evidence of carcharias) Diet Composition and Individuality Using Determining Maximal Jumping Performance in Frogs Opportunism? Stable Isotope Analysis LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH 12:00 PM C = ASIH Stoye Conservation GDM = ASIH Stoye Genetics, Development 8 G = AES Gruber EE = ASIH Stoye Ecology & Ethology Morphology

25 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SATURDAY, 10 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

ROOM Ballroom D Ballroom B 551 AB SESSION/ Acoustics Symposium II Roads Symposium II AES Behavior & Ecology SYMPOSIUM

MODERATOR P Narins S Jacobson M Heupel

1:30 PM K Boyle - EE R Sauvajot Divergent Sound Production Mechanisms in the Protecting Wildlife Habitat Linkages Through Chaetodontid Butterflyfish Genera Forcipiger and Collaborative Science, Transportation Planning, and Hemitaurichthys Roadway Design Near Los Angeles, California 1:45 PM H-K Mok K Gunson J Marini Convergent Evolution for Sound Production with a Re-connecting Herpetofaunal Habitat across Roads in Interactions Among Three Species of Sharks and Putative Slow Muscle in a Perciform Fish Glaucosoma Southern Ontario: A Landscape-Level Strategy Grouper Spawning Aggregations in the US Virgin Islands buergeri (Glaucosomatidae) 2:00 PM M Montie S Jackson G Poulakis Distribution and Habitat Use of Juvenile Smalltooth In Situ Sound Production of Red Grouper (Epinephelus Outstanding Issues in the Use of Passage Structures for Sawfish, Pristis pectinata, in the Charlotte Harbor morio) on the West Florida Shelf Amphibians and Reptiles Estuarine System, Florida 2:15 PM K Maruska B Branch P Stevens Movements of Juvenile Smalltooth Sawfish, Pristis Acoustic Communication in the Hawaiian Sergeant The MD RT 30 Hampstead Bypass: The Planning and pectinata, in the Charlotte Harbor Estuarine System, Damselfish Design of a Green Highway Florida 2:30 PM S Malavasi P Nanjappa M Heupel Sound Production in a Mudskipper (Periophthalmodon Moving Targets: Linking Priority Conservation Area septemradiatus): Implications for the Study of Schemes and Climate Assessments for Proactive Spatial Ecology of Nearshore Elasmobranchs Evolutionary Convergence Related to the Vertebrate Planning and Integrated Ecosystem Connectivity Water-Land Transition 2:45 PM L Ziegler S Jacobson J Ketchum Flexibility in the Advertisement Call of Hypsiboas Diel and Seasonal Movements of Scalloped A Call to Action: Ten Steps to Take after the Symposium pulchellus (Anura: Hylidae) in Response to Michrohabitat Hammerhead Sharks (Sphyrna lewini) in the Galapagos that Will Help Small Animals Characteristics Marine Reserve 3:00 PM E Ursprung M Espinoza Influence of Water Temperature on Site Fidelity, Calling Activity, Territory Size and Reproductive Success Movements and Habitat Use of Gray Smooth-Hound in the Dedrobatoid Frog Allobates femoralis Sharks, Mustelus californicus Gill (1863), in a Newly (Aromobatidae) – An Integrative Approach Restored Estuarine Habitat 3:15 PM A Simmons N Whitney

Spatial Location Affects Vocal Interactions in Chorusing It’s 3 A.M., Do You Know What Your Shark is Doing? Bullfrogs Fine-scale Ethograms from Accelerometers Discussion 3:30 PM C Phillips A Fisk

Sneaky Songs – Sound Production by Cyprinella Movement Patterns and Dive Depths of Satellite-tagged galactura with Alternative Mating Strategies Greenland Sharks in the North Atlantic and Arctic Ocean

3:45 PM A Gleiss Being Most Moved by that Sinking Feeling: Implications of Movement Geometry for Optimisation of Travel in Dense Marine Animals 4:00 PM 4:30 PM POSTER SESSION II AES Business Meeting 5:00 PM Exhibit Hall D (4 - 6 p.m.) 5:30 PM 6:00 PM SSAR Business Meeting (6 - 8 p.m.) EE = ASIH Stoye Ecology & Ethology

26 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SATURDAY, 10 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

552 AB 555 AB 556AB ROOM SESSION/ AES Feeding Symposium II Fish Evolution NIA I SYMPOSIUM

D McElroy J Armbruster H L-Fernandez MODERATOR

A Yamaguchi A Thomaz - N 1:30 PM

Elucidating the Relationships and Diversity of Feeding habits of the fanray Platyrhina sinensis Hollandichthys Eigenmann 1909 (Teleostei: Characidae) (Batoidea: Platyrhinidae) in Ariake Bay, Japan at Populational and Supraspecific Levels - a Phylogenetic and Phylogeographic Approach

D Perry J Armbruster N Longrie - N 1:45 PM Linear Thinking and its Perils in Understanding the Feeding Ecology of Smooth Dogfish, Mustelus canis, in Sound Production and Associated Behaviors in the Nile Evolution of Amblyopsid Cavefishes (Teleostei: Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts Tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus (Cichlidae) Percopsiformes)

P Blanco-Parra N Salcedo R Garcez - N 2:00 PM Test of Vicariant Speciation on the Andean Catfish Feeding Ecology of the Banded Guitarfish, Zapteryx Phylogenetic Relationships of the Cynodontidae Genus Chaetostoma (Siluriformes: Loricariidae) in exasperata, Inferred from Stable Isotopes and Stomach (Teleostei, Characiformes) Based on Mitochondrial and Southeastern Peru, Based on Morphological and Contents Analysis Nuclear Gene Sequences Genetic Evidence M Belleggia D Lumbantobing - GI L deSouza - N 2:15 PM

The Feeding Ecology of Mustelus schmitti in the Recognition and Relationships of Areas of Endemism in The Influence of the Rupununi Portal on Freshwater Fish Southwestern Atlantic: Dietary Shifts and Geographic South East Asia based on the Rasbora sumatrana Distributions in the Guiana Shield Variations Species Group (Teleostei; Cyprinidae)

A Preti N Aschliman - GI F Carvalho - N 2:30 PM Comparative Feeding Ecology of Shortfin Mako, Blue A New Genus of Miniature Characidae (Teleostei: A New Framework for Interpreting The Evolution of and Common Thresher Sharks in the California Current, Characiformes) from the Rio Arinos, Tapajós basin, Skates And Rays (Chondrichthyes: Batoidea) 2002-2008 Northwestern Brazil

J Bizzarro R Eytan - GI H Lopez-Fernandez 2:45 PM Multi-locus Phylogenetic Analysis, Species Tree Standardized Diet Compositions and Trophic Levels of Estimation, and Bayesian Divergence Dating of the Timing and Patterns of Divergence in Neotropical Cichlid Rays Blenny Genus Acanthemblemaria (Teleostei: Fishes Blennioidei) A Maljković R Javonillo - GI R Betancur-R. 3:00 PM Reconstructing Lionfish Invasion in the Western Atlantic: Trophic Niche Width Collapse in a Reef-Associated A Supermatrix for Inference of Interrelationships among Mitochondrial Haplotypes Reveal Restricted Dispersal of Shark: the Double Whammy Effect of Fisheries on Shark Characid Fishes (Teleostei: Otophysi) One Species and a Compounded Founder Effect in the Prey Populations Caribbean Sea M Kinney M Tipton - GI H Banford 3:15 PM

Phylogeography of the Blacknose Dace, Rhinichthys Reassessing a Purported Communal Shark Nursery in An Assessment of the Characin Genus Hyphessobrycon atratulus and Complications Caused by Rhinichthys Cleveland Bay, Queensland Australia from Panama, With the Description of a New Species obtusus

A Navia 3:30 PM Topological Analysis Of The Ecological Importance Of Elasmobranch Fishes: The Gulf Of Tortugas Food Web, Colombian Pacific Ocean, As A Case Study D McElroy 3:45 PM A Review of Selected Methods of Studying Food Habits and Trophic Ecology with Particular Reference to Elasmobranchs 4:00 PM POSTER SESSION II 4:30 PM Exhibit Hall D 5:00 PM 5:30 PM 6:00 PM GI = ASIH Stoye General Ichthyology N = NIA Best Student Paper

27 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, 11 JULY, Morning Sessions

ROOM Ballroom D Ballroom B 551 AB SESSION/ Lundberg Symposium Herp Conservation II AES Stress Symposium I SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR P Mabee R Lovich G Skomal 8:00 AM J Baskin G Skomal Evolutionary Trends in the Digestive Tract of the South American Parastic Catfishes and Their Relatives (Telostei, Trichomycteridae) Investigations into Physiological Stress in Elasmobranchs: B Block A Kemp 8:15 AM A Historical Perspective The Effects of the Invasive Shrub Berberis thunbergii and The Physiology, Ecology and Conservation of Northern Exotic Earthworms on Salamander Populations and Leaf Bluefin Tunas Litter Communities 8:30 AM C Cox Fernandes C Adams WG Anderson

The Effects of Chinese Tallow (Triadica sebifera) on John G. Lundberg Trawls the Orinoco and the Amazon Lithobates sphenocephalus Hatching Probing the Depths: What Can the Endocrine Stress 8:45 AM R Reis H Waddle Response in Teleost Fishes Tell us about Stress in Elasmobranch Fishes Presence of Invasive Cuban Treefrog Reduces Probability A Total Evidence Phylogeny of the Neoplecostomine and of Occurrence of Native Treefrog Species in Southern Hypoptopomatine Armored Catfishes Florida 9:00 AM K Luckenbill B Egeter C Awruch

A DNA-Based Method to Identify Prey Remains of Litoria Are Steroid Hormones Useful to Evaluate Stress in Lundberg: A Retrospective Through Figures raniformis in Norway Rat Stomach Contents Sharks?

9:15 AM P Mabee D Paulson C Simpfendorfer

New Tools for the Study of Development and Evolution of An Experimental Test Of Tunnel Size And Position On The Physiology Of Deepwater Sharks: Can Biochemical the Fish Skeleton Passage Of Painted Turtles (Chrysemys picta) Methods Be Used To Develop Stress Profiles?

9:30 AM BREAK - Exhibit Hall D SESSION/ Lundberg Symposium Herp Conservation II AES Stress Symposium I SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR J Baskin H Waddle C Simpfendorfer 10:00 AM P Motta B Hagerty M McComb

Simplicity and Conservation of The Selachian Feeding Identifying the Genetic and Immune Consequences of Stress in the Amazonian Ornamental Cururu Stingray Bauplan Translocating the Mojave Desert Tortoise Potamotrygon cf. histrix During Transport

10:15 AM P Reinthal J Willson J Hendon

Integrating Ecological and Contaminant Studies Using The Effects of Capture and Handling Stress on Atlantic Radiogenic and Stable Isotopes: Case Studies of Lead Identifying Plausible Scenarios for the Establishment of Sharpnose Sharks, Rhizoprionodon terraenovae: A Contamination in Aravaipa Creek, Arizona and Invasive Burmese Pythons in Southern Florida Comparison of Single and Repeated Stressors Paleoecological Conditions in Lake Malawi, Africa

10:30 AM M Rocha K Kriger A Cicia - G The Acute Physiological Effects and Recovery from Recent Advances in Pimelodidae Systematics SAVE THE FROGS! - Translating Science into Action Graded Periods of Air Exposure in Skates From the Western Gulf of Maine 10:45 AM M Sabaj Pérez R Christoffel E Brooks

The Physiological Consequences of Longline Capture in John Lundberg: the Man behind the Whiskers SCALES: Saving Snakes is Our Aim! Caribbean Reef Sharks (Carcharhinus perezi)

11:00 AM G Smith C Jenkins H Marshall - G

Late Cenozoic Ameiurus from Pacific Drainage North The IUCN Viper Specialist Group: Viper Conservation on Molecular and Biochemical Stress-response in the Blood America a Global Scale of Longline Captured Pelagic Sharks

11:15 AM J Sullivan R Lovich D Bernal John Lundberg, Ichthyological Evangelist, Molecular Molecular and Biochemical Stress Responses and Post- The DoD PARC Strategic Plan: Purpose, Strategies, and Phylogeneticist, and an Expanded Molecular Phylogenetic release Survival in Thresher Sharks Captured by Implementation Opportunities Hypothesis for the “Big Africa” Catfish Clade the California Recreational Fishery 11:30 AM P Wainwright R Seigel L Frick - G Preparing for the Inevitable: Anticipated Sea Level Rise Are Physiological Indicators of Stress Reliable Predictors John Lundberg’s Influence: Tree Thinking, Fossils and and the Impacts on Reptiles and Amphibians at the for Delayed Mortality of Sharks? Insights from a Functional Innovations in Parrotfishes Kennedy Space Center, Florida Controlled Study on Capture Stress 11:45 AM M Westneat G Rodda L Naples Creative Ichthyological Research and the Holy The Seduction of MaxEnt: Challenges in Identifying Sites The Influence of Venipuncture Site on Secondary Blood Trichotomy: Phylogenetics and Functional Morphology Climatically Matched to the Native Ranges of Animal Physiological Values During Elasmobranch Health and Inspired by John Lundberg Invaders Stress Investigations 12:00 PM LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH G = AES Gruber

28 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, 11 JULY, Morning Sessions

552 AB 555 AB 556 AB ROOM SESSION/ Fish Behavior/Acoustics Herp Morphology SYMPOSIUM P Auster J Deitloff MODERATOR J Deitloff 8:00 AM

Color Variation Between Clutches and Sexes in Drymarchon couperi

J McCartney 8:15 AM

Morphometric Analysis of Intracolumnar Variation in Vertebral Morphology in Snakes

E Clark S Mohammadi 8:30 AM Behavior of Trichonotus elegans (family Trichonotidae) A Comparison of Adrenal Glands in Toad Eating and Non- and its cohabitation with the Garden Eel, Gorgasia toad Eating Snakes maculata P Auster J Rheubert 8:45 AM

Behavior Webs Linking Mid-water and Demersal Reproductive Morphology of Hemidactylus turcicus Piscivores at a Subtropical Reef

T Donaldson S Trauth 9:00 AM Ultrastructural Observations of the Secretory Epithelium Characterization of Spawning Aggregations of Two of the Distal Genital Tract in the Flathead Snake, Tantilla Nesting Triggerfishes (Balistidae) gracilis J Franks B Zimkus 9:15 AM

Behavior And Habitat Preferences Of Cobia Evolution of Miniaturized Body Size in Puddle Frogs (Rachycentron canadum) In The Gulf Of Mexico Inferred (Anura: Phrynobatrachidae): Correlations with Osteology, From Pop-Up Satellite Archival Tags External Morphology, and Reproductive Mode

BREAK - Exhibit Hall D 9:30 AM SESSION/ AES Genetics Fish Behavior/Acoustics Herp Development SYMPOSIUM D Chapman J Luczkovich J Van Dyke MODERATOR E Parker J Van Dyke 10:00 AM

Effect of Rearing Temperature on the Onset and Duration Estimating Reproductive Effort in Viviparous snakes: of Dispersal of Early Life Stages of Shortnose Sturgeon Metabolic Costs of Vitellogenesis (Acipenser brevirostrum Lesueur 1818)

K Shaw B Jellen 10:15 AM Geographic Variation in the Presence of the Sneaker Estradiol Varies Throughout the Shed Cycle and Repertoire and Sneak Fertilization Propensity in the Influences Attractivity in Female Watersnakes (Nerodia Threespine Stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus L.) sipedon) J Schmidt D Figueroa J Hanken 10:30 AM

Evolutionary-developmental Basis of Novel Gut Paternity Analysis in a Litter of Whale Shark Embryos The Benthic Chondrychthyes and the Internal Fecundation Morphology in Frogs

T Daly-Engel D Mann B Ballengee 10:45 AM Male-Mediated Dispersal in an Incipient Global Ring Local Spawning Synchrony in the Soniferous Damselfish, Predation-Induced Limb Deformities in Southern Quebec Species, the Scalloped Hammerhead Shark (Sphyrna Dasycllus albisella Amphibians lewini) C Curtis P Speares S Sessions 11:00 AM

Population genetics of the endangered smalltooth sawfish, The Effects of Conspecific Playbacks on Behavior and Limb Deformities in Amphibians: Developmental Pristis pectinata Hormone Modulation in Ethesotoma crossopterum Mechanisms

D Chapman J Luczkovich G Carfagno 11:15 AM Is there genetic evidence of a recent population bottleneck Sounds Of Fishes: How Much Can Be Learned About Predators, Plasticity and Costs of Inducible Defenses: in white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) from the The Behavior, Ecology, Evolution And Fisheries How the Cricket Frog (Acris blanchardi) Lost its Spot northwest Atlantic? Management From Listening To Fishes? E Parmentier T Escalona 11:30 AM Maternal Effects Of Female Size On The Reproductive Diversity in the Sound Production Mechanism in Characteristics Of The Endangered South American Ophidiiformes Freshwater Turtle, Podocnemis unifilis S Oliver D Siegel 11:45 AM Direct Mate Choice for Simultaneous Acoustic and Visual Courtship Displays in a Pomacentrid Fish, Dascyllus Sexual Kidneys in Salamanders albisella LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH 12:00 PM

29 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, 11 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

ROOM Ballroom D Ballroom B 551 AB SESSION/ Acoustics Symposium III Herp Conservation III AES Stress Symposium II SYMPOSIUM

MODERATOR D Mann D Skelly J Mandelman 1:30 PM P Anderson M Gaudreau M Hyatt

Assessment and Comparison of Acid-Base Hearing and Acoustic Communication in the Lined Incidence of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis in Rhode Derangements from Capture and Handling Methods Seahorse (Hippocampus erectus) Island Anuran Populations Among Three Species of Sharks: Carcharhinus leucas, Negaprion brevirostris, and Sphyrna tiburo

1:45 PM F Ladich M Igleski R Wilborn

Sound Production, Hearing Abilities and Acoustic What Environmental Variables Affect Batrachochytrium Effects of Exhaustive Exercise on Juvenile and Adult Communication in the Longsnout Seahorse dendrobatidis Infection of Green Frogs (Lithobates Stingrays, Dasyatis sabina Hippocampus reidi clamitans melanota) In Michigan?

2:00 PM M Sprague B Talley G Renshaw

Patterns prevalence and intensity of infection of Propagation of Fish Sounds in Very Shallow Water Assessing Oxidative Stress in Sharks and Rays Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis across Illinois

2:15 PM M Lugli E Travis J Gelsleichter

Population-level Impacts of Emerging Diseases on Red- Ambient Noise and Shelter Acoustics Explain the Low- Biomarkers of Physiological Stress Caused by Exposure spotted Newts (Notophthalmus viridescens viridescens) frequency Communication in Mediterranean Gobies to Environmental Pollutants in Sharks and their Relatives at a Blue Ridge Mountains Site in Georgia

2:30 PM A Rice R Brodman B Casper

Acoustic Ecology of Black Drum (Sciaenidae: Pogonias cromis): Understanding Population-level Vocal Behavior The Effects of an Aquatic Glyphosate Herbicide on Sharks and Environmental Noise... Are we Stressing and Responses to Anthropogenic Noise Using Ambystoma Salamander Larvae Them Out? Automated Sound Detection

2:45 PM V Arch D Skelly

Morphological Correlates of High-Frequency Hearing Hermaphrodites in the Suburbs: the Landscape Ecology Sensitivity in Frogs Inhabiting Noisy Environments of Amphibian Intersex

3:00 PM K Kaiser M Youngquist Is Timing Everything? The Effects of Carbaryl on Green Habitat Predicts Calling Response to Exogenous Noise Frog (Rana clamitans) Development and the Thyroid in Neotropical Anurans Hormone Axis 3:15 PM D Holt L Neuman-Lee The Effect Of Noise On Behavior And Acoustic Estradiol Levels in Watersnakes (Colubridae: Nerodia) Communication In The Blacktail Shiner (Cyprinella During Gestation as a Function of Exposure to Ingested Discussion venusta) Atrazine

3:30 PM M Herrera Montes A Hall - EE

The Effect of Anthropogenic Noise on the Calling Artificial Night Light and Nocturnal Anuran Calling Behavior of Anurans in Urban Areas in Puerto Rico Behavior in Northern Michigan Vernal Pools

3:45 PM K Smith

Evolutionary insights into a hybrid zone between the south-eastern Australian tree frogs, Litoria ewingii and L. paraewingii

4:00 PM 4:30 PM POSTER SESSION III 5:00 PM Exhibit Hall D 5:30 PM 6:00 PM EE = ASIH Stoye Ecology & Ethology

30 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, 11 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

552 AB 555 AB 556 AB ROOM SESSION/ AES Morphology Fish Ecology No Session Scheduled SYMPOSIUM

J Morrissey R Javonillo MODERATOR D Huber H Owens - EE 1:30 PM

Biomechanics of Spinal Deformities in Captive Sandtiger Predicting the Distribution of the coelacanths Latimeria Sharks Carcharias taurus chalumnae and Latimeria menadoensis

W Mello C Little 1:45 PM

Hammerhead sharks (Elasmobranchii: Sphyrnidae) from Movement Patterns of Atlantic Sturgeon (Acipenser the Indo-Pacific: more species than it seems? oxyrinchus oxyrinchus) in the Saco River, ME

K Yopak D Fox 2:00 PM Marine Migration and Habitat Use of Atlantic Sturgeon Skating Over the Issue: Neural Adaptations to the (Acipenser oxyrinchus oxyrinchus) in the New York Bathyal Environment in Deep-sea Skates Bight

J Morrissey C Hammerschlag-Peyer - EE 2:15 PM

Morphological Variation of the Placoid Scales and Teeth Intraspecific Variation in Habitat Use in Two Coastal Fish of Chain Catsharks, Scyliorhinus retifer: The Influence of Species Body Location, Age, and Sex

B Froeschke - EE 2:30 PM Using a Modeling Approach to Determine Essential Fish Habitat within the Mission-Aransas National Estuarine Research Reserve J Curtis 2:45 PM

Detection of Wild Versus Hatchery-reared Spotted Seatrout Using Otolith Chemistry

J Davis - C 3:00 PM

A Moveable Feast: Striped Bass Predation on Alosines during Vernal Spawning Migrations AES Open Mic K Birkett - EE 3:15 PM

Changes in Fish Community Structure Due to Benthification in a Southeastern Michigan River

3:30 PM

3:45 PM

4:00 PM POSTER SESSION III 4:30 PM Exhibit Hall D 5:00 PM 5:30 PM ASIH Business Meeting (6 - 8 p.m.) 6:00 PM

31 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE Monday, 12 JULY, Morning Sessions

ROOM Ballroom D Ballroom B 551 AB SESSION/ Fish Systematics I Headstarting Turtle Symposium I Amphibian Ecology SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR R Wood W Roosenburg K Warkentin 8:00 AM L Rocha R Burke

Genic Speciation and the Accuracy of the Molecular Clock Headstarting Turtles - Learning From Experience

8:15 AM L Smith M Wojakowski C Mott

Using Stage-based Matrix Models to Examine and Ecological Consequences of Nonlethal Injury for a Larval Inter- and Intrarelationships of the Perciformes Prioritize Conservation Effort on Nesting Beaches Amphibian Intraguild Predator

8:30 AM J Stauffer C Innis K Freidenburg

Differentiation in Southern Appalachian Brook Trout, Veterinary Contributions to Chelonian Head-Start Oviposition Site Choice And Carryover Effects In The Salvelinus fontinalis Programs Wood Frog

8:45 AM M Bell T Wibbels M Michel Twenty Years of Contemporary Evolution and Speciation Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination: Implications Spatial Dependence of Phenotype-Environment by Anadromous Threespine Stickleback After Colonizing for Turtle Conservation Programs Using Egg Hatcheries Associations for Tadpoles in Natural Ponds an Alaskan Lake. and Head-starting 9:00 AM L Tornabene A Negrete D Saenz

Exploring the Diversity of Western Atlantic Bathygobius Green Sea Turtle (Chelonia mydas) Headstarting Program Antipredator Mechanisms in Larval Anuran Communities (Teleostei: Gobiidae) with Cytochrome c Oxidase-I at Xcaret Park Quintana Roo, Mexico

9:15 AM M Sandel D Shaver K Warkentin Phylogenetic Affinities and Interrelationships of Experimental Head Starting of Kemp's ridley Consequences of Hatching Timing in Red-eyed Treefrogs: Centrarchidae and Elassomatidae: A Synthesis of (Lepidochelys kempii) Sea Turtle: A Large Scale Case Timescale, Currency and Context-dependence of Trade- Molecules, Morphology and Biogeography Study offs 9:30 AM BREAK - RICC 5th Floor SESSION/ Fish Systematics I Headstarting Turtle Symposium I NIA II SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR M Bell T Tuberville J Albert 10:00 AM P Unmack A Rahim Conservation Status and Tagging Programs of Green A Mitochondrial DNA Phylogeny of Oncorhynchus clarkii, Turtles on the Makran Coast at Daran Beach, Jiwani, Cutthroat Trout Pakistan 10:15 AM C McMahan C Brown J Albert

Restoration of Western Pond Turtles in the MSCP Region Why Are There So Many Species? The Case of the Systematics of Cichlid Fishes of the Genus Vieja of San Diego, California Neotropical Ichthyofuana

10:30 AM T Near N Geist E Maxime

The Role of Incubation Temperature and Clutch Effects in Phylogenetic Position of Gymnotus inaequilabiatus Phylogenetics and Diversification of Amblyopsid Development and Phenotype in Headstarted Western (Valenciennes, 1847) Using Osteological Data from Cavefishes (Teleostei: Percopsiformes) Pond Turtles (Emys marmorata) Computed Tomography

10:45 AM G Orti K Buhlmann T Carvalho - GI

Osteology And Relationships Of The Monotypic Iracema Phylogeny, Species Boundaries, and Marine to Reintroduction and Head-starting as Conservation Tools caiana Triques, 1996 (Gymnotiformes: Rhamphichthyidae) Freshwater Transitions in South American Silversides for Blanding’s Turtles Using High Resolution X-Ray Computed Tomography

11:00 AM F Pezold B Windmiller F Provenzano

Phylogeny Of The Gobiidae (Gobiiformes) Inferred From Nest Protection and Headstarting as Tools to Aid in the The Preopercular Laterosensory Canal in Loricariidae Nuclear DNA Sequence Analyses Recovery of a Declining Blanding’s Turtle Population (Teleostei: Siluriformes)

11:15 AM K Tang S Masin C DoNascimiento

An Unexpectedly Diverse Group of Miniature and Sexually Phylogenetic Relationships of the Cyprinid Subfamily Head-starting European Pond Turtle (Emys orbicularis) for Dimorphic Neotropical Catfishes Representing a New Gobioninae (Teleostei: Cypriniformes) Reintroduction: Patterns of Growth Rate Genus (Siluriformes, Heptapteridae)

11:30 AM R Wood S Mitrus Molecular Systematics and Population Subdivision within Body Size of Several Years Old the European Pond turtles Crystallaria asprella Recently Rediscovered Populations - Wild and Headstarted Ones from Missouri 11:45 AM B Keck T Herman The Headstarting Program for Blanding's Turtle Species Tree Estimation in a Clade with Multiple (Emydoidea blandingii) in Nova Scotia: From Tenuous Instances of Mitochondrial Introgression First Steps 12:00 PM LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH GI = ASIH Stoye General Ichthyology

32 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE Monday, 12 JULY, Morning Sessions

552 AB 555 AB 556 AB ROOM SESSION/ No Session Scheduled Fish Community Ecology Herp Physiology SYMPOSIUM

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Recovery of Swimming Performance after Tail Loss Varies with Body Size in a Desmognathine Salamander

J Khudamrongsawat C Distel - EE 8:30 AM

The First Official Record of an Invasive Sucker Mouth Armored Catfish (Pterygoplichthys pardalis: Pesticide Has Asymmetric Effects on Sympatric Anuran Loricariidae) in Klong Na-Kluea, Pattaya City, Thailand, Populations Over Time and its Habitat and Reproductive Characteristics

M O'Connell C Bevier 8:45 AM

A Second Cichlid Species in Louisiana: The Cusp of The Effects of Modulating the Epibiotic Microbial Invasional Meltdown? Community in Two Frogs from the Atlantic Forest

H Poulos J Hill 9:00 AM Potential Habitat Modeling of Four Aquatic Invasive Fish (Channa argus, Cyprinella lutrensis, Neogobius Bacterial Diversity in the Gastrointestinal Tracts of melanstoma, and Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) in the Three Species of Anurans Continental US F Veraldi C Peterson 9:15 AM

A Brief Synopsis of the Chicago Area Waterway System and the Potential Dispersal of Asian Carps and Salinity tolerance of hatchling diamondback terrapins Other Non-Indigenous Fishes: A Technical Perspective

BREAK - RICC 5th Floor 9:30 AM SESSION/ Fish Community Ecology Herp Physiology SYMPOSIUM H Owens C Bevier MODERATOR J Foronda - PPE 10:00 AM

Metabolic Responses to Chronic Temperature in Two Populations of Italian Wall Lizard Podarcis sicula

H Masonjones E Taylor 10:15 AM Population Estimates and Movement Trends of Effects of Testosterone on the Bactericidal Properties of Syngnathid Fishes in a Tampa, FL Seagrass Lizard Blood Community R Matheson N Pollock - PPE 10:30 AM Role of Host Preference and Testosterone in the Host- Zoogeographic and Bathymetric Gradients in Demersal Parasite Relationship of the Western Fence Lizard Fish Community Structure on the West Florida Shelf (Sceloporus occidentalis) and Western Black-Legged Tick (Ixodes pacificus) J Granneman J Steffen 10:45 AM

An Assessment of Reef Fish Communities on Artificial The Energetic Costs of Social Displays in Male Brown and Natural Reefs in the Southern California Bight Anoles

A Cook S Graham - PPE 11:00 AM Deep-pelagic (0-3000 m) Fish Assemblage Structure Does Thermal Flexibility of an Innate Immune Cascade over the Mid-Atlantic Ridge Relative to the North Allow Immunological Flexibility for the Cottonmouth? Atlantic Subpolar Front D Hutchinson 11:15 AM

Recent Discoveries on the Sequestration of Defensive Steroids by Rhabdophis tigrinus

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33 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE Monday, 12 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

ROOM Ballroom D Ballroom B 551 AB SESSION/ Fish Systematics II Headstarting Turtle Symposium II Herp Systematics SYMPOSIUM

MODERATOR GD Johnson K Nagy F Burbrink 1:30 PM J Baker

Molecular Systematics of the Darter Subgenera Ozarka and Psychromaster (Teleostei: Percidae)

1:45 PM R Chabarria L Arsenault T Jackman A Review of Caribbean Species of the Genus Sicydium Post-release Survival, Growth, and Movement Patterns The Development Of Novel Nuclear Protein Coding (Gobiiformes: Sicydiinae) Using Morphological and of Blanding’s Turtle (Emydoidea blandingii) headstarts in Genes For Phylogeographic and Phylogenetic Studies Molecular Data Nova Scotia 2:00 PM R Cleaver Yoder T French M Fisher-Reid

Two New Cichlids in the Genus Stigmatochromis from Headstarting as a Tool in the Restoration of an A Multi-locus Phylogeny of Plethodon (Caudata: Lake Malawi, Africa Endangered Population of Northern Red-bellied Cooter Plethodontidae)

2:15 PM K Cole D Taylor E Lehr The Use Of Simple Protocol To Standardize The Efforts Species Diversity of Bryophryne (Anura: How Does a Gonad Get from Here to There? Of Cooperators Headstarting The Northern Red-bellied Strabomantidae) in Peru Cooter 2:30 PM J Colosi R Wood J Wiens A Unique Long-Term Headstarting Program for the Combining phylogenomics and fossils in higher-level Six New Darter Species Show the Importance of Northern Diamondback Terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin squamate phylogeny: molecular data change the Molecular Phylogenies for Species Delimitation terrapin) in Southern New Jersey, USA placement of fossil taxa 2:45 PM M Davis W Roosenburg S Biswas Comparison of Head-start and Wild Release Hatchlings Evolutionary Relationships of the Synodontoidei Systematics and Biogeography of the Genus Cnemaspis from the Poplar Island Environmental Restoration (Euteleostei: Aulopiformes) Strauch 1887 Project

3:00 PM BREAK- RICC 5th Floor SESSION/ Fish Systematics II Headstarting Turtle Symposium II Herp Systematics SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR C McMahan R Burke T Jackman 3:30 PM M De la Maza-Benignos K Michell A Bauer A Systematic Revision of the Herichthys Genus, with Use of Radio-telemetry and Recapture to Determine the Phylogeny and Taxonomy of Tropical Asian One New Genus and Three New Species Endemic to Success of Head-started Wood Turtles in New York Hemidactylus (Squamata: Gekkota: Gekkonidae) the Panuco-Tamesí River Basin, Mexico 3:45 PM J Havird J Gerlach C Austin

A New Species of Lepidocephalichthys (Teleostei: Headstarting Indian Ocean Giant Tortoises - Conservation Genetics of Boelen's Python (Morelia Cobitidae) with Unique Sexual Dimorphism and Perspectives from Releases of Adults and Juveniles on boeleni) from New Guinea: Reduced Genetic Diversity Relationships in Southern Lineages of Cobitidae Small Islands and Divergence of Captive and Wild Animals

4:00 PM W Jere J Velosoa J Schulte Reinforcing Through Head-starting a Population of Two New Cichlid Species of the Genus Mylochromis, Comparative Analysis of Placental Transcriptomes in an Erymnochelys madagascariensis at Ankarafatsika Lake Malaŵi, Africa Australian Viviparous Skink, Pseudemoia pagenstecheri National Park Madagascar 4:15 PM GD Johnson K Nagy F Burbrink How Does Ecological Opportunity Influence Rates of An Extraordinary Primitive Eel from Shallow Waters Desert Tortoise Head-starting Research in California Speciation and Morphological Diversification in New of Palau - New Family, Living Fossil? World Ratsnakes (Tribe Lampropeltini)? 4:30 PM K Kuhn L Hazard D Cannatella Waiting for Resolution: An Example of Species Tree Dispersal and Survival of Neonate and Juvenile Desert Inference in the Antarctic Fish Species Flock Why Stable Taxonomies Are Both Useful and Important Tortoises Following Release from Natal Pens Trematomus 4:45 PM M Lozano-Vilano M Hinderliter Effects of Age, Size, and Burrow Quality on Survivability New Species of Poecilid Fish from Northern Mexico, with of Head-Started Gopher Tortoises (Gopherus Comments about its Genus polyphemus)

5:00 PM T Buser T Tuberville Headstarting as a Management Component for Gopher Molecular Systematics of the Brown Catshark (Apristurus Tortoises (Gopherus polyphemus): Results and brunneus) Observations from Three Study Sites

34 2010 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Providence, RI BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE Monday, 12 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

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35 2010 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Providence RI POSTER SESSIONS AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, 9 JULY, Poster Session I

POSTER PRESENTER(S) POSTER TITLE # Age and Growth of the Freshwater Stingray Paratrygon aiereba (Müller and Henle, 1841) in Rio Negro Basin, 1 M Araújo Amazonas, Brazil 2 R Scharer - C Preliminary Age Estimates of the Endangered Smalltooth Sawfish of South Florida Pop-up Satellite Archival Tag (PSAT) Tagging of Two Lemon Sharks (Negaprion brevirostris) in the Florida Straits 3 D Kerstetter within an Acoustic Tagging Network Monitoring Movement Patterns of Juvenile Smalltooth Sawfish (Pristis pectinata) Using Acoustic Monitoring and 4 L Hollensead Tracking in a Nursery Habitat in Southwest Florida 5 K Stump - C Assessing Juvenile Lemon Shark Mortality Over Time Using a Long-term Mark-Recapture Dataset 6 T Meredith Olfactory Hemi-bulb Organization in the Elasmobranch Brain 7 C Ambrosino - C Differential Function Among the Ampullary Subgroups of the Scalloped Hammerhead Shark, Sphyrna lewini 8 L Harris Comparative Morphology of the Electrosensory System in Four Batoid Fishes 9 C Bedore - C Electroreception in the Cownose Ray (Rhinoptera bonasus) The Use of Metallothionein as a Biomarker for Toxic Metal Exposure in Sharks: Associations Between MT Expression 10 C Walker and Mercury Concentration in Muscle in Sphyrna tiburo 11 D Reeves Developmental Expression of AHR in the Little Skate

12 M Porter Vertebral Column Strain of Squalus acanthias

13 H Rosenblum Locomotor Kinematics of an Axially Undulating Batoid (Narcine brasiliensis) 14 E Paig-Tran Go with the Flow: Estimation of Gill Raker Permeability in Suspension Feeding Elasmobranchs Preliminary Results on the Cranial Anatomy of Rare Hammerhead Sharks (Elasmobranchii: Sphyrnidae): How it Can 15 W Mello Change the Relationships within the Family 16 L Macesic Pectoral and Pelvic Fin Coupling During Augmented Punting in the Freshwater Stingray, Potamotrygon hystrix 17 P Anderson Potential Etiologies of Spinal Deformity in Captive Sandtiger Sharks (Carcharias taurus) 18 J Livingston Preliminary Observations on Relaxin Receptor-like Activity in Male Sharks and Rays 19 N Bravo Phylogenetic Affinities in the Rajiformes and Implications for the Evolution of Multiple Embryos per Egg Capsule 20 D Alioto-Jurado - C A Review of the Systematics of the Genus Squatina in the Eastern Pacific Ocean 21 K James - C Distribution and Reproductive Biology of the Starry Skate, Raja stellulata, from the California coast 22 S Kessel The Effect of ‘Encounterability' on Lemon Shark (Negaprion brevirostris) Longline Catch per Unit Effort (CPUE) Seasonal Variation in Smooth Dogfish, Mustelus canis, Catch and Diet from a Longline Survey in Buzzards Bay, 23 D Perry Massachusetts 24 K Parsons Shark Assemblage Structure in the Chesapeake Bight Occurrence of the Smalltooth Aandtiger, Odontaspis ferox (Risso 1810), in the Western North Atlantic Ocean 25 E Druskat Documented by the Northeast Fisheries Observer Program 26 M McCallister Use of Two Northeast Florida Estuaries as Shark Nursery Habitat: Preliminary Data from a Longline Survey 27 A Cosandey-Godin Keeping the Lead: How to Strengthen Shark Conservation and Management Policies in Canada 28 J Link The Trophic Role of Assorted Skate and Dogfish Species in the Northwest Atlantic Ecosystem Functional Responses in Bonnethead (Sphyrna tiburo) and Atlantic Sharpnose (Rhizoprionodon terraenovae) Sharks 29 A Kroetz to Varying Prey Densities 30 M Kolmann Ecomorphological Consequences of the Feeding Mechanism in the Cownose Ray Preliminary Analysis of the Diet of the Sandbar Shark, Carcharhinus plumbeus, from the South Atlantic and Gulf of 31 A LaPorte Mexico, USA Combined Gut-Content and Stable Isotope Trophic Analysis of the Pelagic Stingray (Pteroplaytrygon violacea) from 32 T Weidner the Western North Atlantic Ocean 33 M Winton - C SHARKGUT: A Diet Database Quantifying Shark Predation 34 R Ford Preliminary Observations on Diet of the Blacknose Shark within its Southeastern Range 35 K Duffy Feeding Ecology of the Scalloped Hammerhead (Sphyrna zygaena) in the Western North Atlantic 36 M Bennett Where You Are is What You Eat: Large-scale Spatial Variation in the Diet of a Demersal Elasmobranch Predator Feeding Habits and Effects on the Marine Community of Spiny Dogfish (Squalus acanthias) Overwintering off the 37 C Bangley Coast of North Carolina Ecosystem Impacts of Cownose Rays, Rhinoptera bonasus: Seasonal Abundance and Feeding Behavior in North 38 L Bade Carolina Estuaries 39 B McMeans Stable Isotope Comparisons Between Embryos and Mothers of a Placentotrophic Shark Species 40 J Dautrich Turning Ability in Juvenile Spiny Dogfish, Squalus acanthias 41 A Maynard Biomechanics of Ventilation in Smoothhounds, Mustelus canis, and Spinydogfish, Squalus acanthias 42 A Stoehr Prey Processing in Elasmobranchs 43 E Blevins - C The Wall: Effects of Swimming Near the Substrate on a Robotic Ray Model Developmental Morphology of the Mechanosensory Lateral Line System in Embryos of the Little Skate, Leucoraja 44 S Haciski erinacea 45 T Alberg µCT Imaging of the Cranial Lateral Line Canal System of Teleost Fishes Hydrodynamic Detection of Different Prey Species by the Widened Lateral Line Canal System of a Lake Malawi 46 M Bergstrom Cichlid

C = CARRIER AES SH = STORER HERPETOLOGY 36 2010 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Providence RI POSTER SESSIONS AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, 9 JULY, Poster Session I

POSTER PRESENTER(S) POSTER TITLE # Comparative Development of Lateral Line Canals in Three Lake Malawi Cichlids: Insights into the Evolution of 47 J Dickson Widened Canals 48 L Pasicolan Morphological Adaptations to Hypoxia in the Electric Fish Genus Brachyhypopomus 49 C Bank Age Validation of Monkfish Using Oxytetracycline in Field Experiments and Laboratory Trials 50 D Adriaens On How to Reconcile Flexibility with Rigidity during Evolution: the Caudal System in Seahorses 51 J Copus An Ecomorphological Approach to Understanding Feeding in Butterflyfishes (Chaetodontidae) 52 C Taylor Anatomy and Function of the Pharyngeal Jaw in a Durophagous Cyprinid Fish 53 C Moran Jaw Kinematics During Scraping in Girella nigricans (Kyphosidae) Comparative Ontogeny of the Oral Jaws in the Drums (Sciaenidae) of Chesapeake Bay: Relationship with Diet and 54 A Deary Habitat Use What a Great Nose You Have: Sexual Dimorphism of Olfactory Structures in Hypoptopomatine Fishes (Siluriformes, 55 C Moreira Loricariidae) Environmental Conductivity and Sexual Dimorphism in a Genus of South American Electric Fishes 56 J Waddell (Brachyhypopomus) 57 L Xu Identification of Mast Cell Tryptase in Some Lower Vertebrates from China 58 J Burns Unique Protein Identified in a Characid Gill Gland 59 S Melzer Differential Polymorphism in Cutaneous Glands of Archaic Leiopelma species 60 V Maccachero Ontogenetic Scaling of Poison Glands in a Dendrobatid Poison Frog 61 A Fuiten Osteological Correlates of Ecomorph Variation in the Anuran Family Ceratobatrachidae 62 J Larson Eyelid Ossifications in Aubria masako 63 N Singh Green Guts are Great(er): Dietary Correlates of Lizard Digestive Tract Gross Morphology 64 B Moon Morphological Contributors to Gape Size in Snakes 65 G Watkins-Colwell Intraspecific Variation and Seasonality in Hemipene Morphology in Thamnophis sirtalis 66 L Freeborn Reproductive Morphology of Marine Elapids with Focus on the Yellow-Bellied Sea Snake, Pelamis platurus 67 E Luck Examining Geographic Variation in Sexual Size Dimorphism in the Lizard, Anolis carolinensis 68 F Nazari-Serenje Sexual Dimorphism in the Cyrtopodion scabrum (Reptilia: Gekkonidae) 69 T Cazzolli Morphology of the Gekkotan Nasal Region Effects of Testosterone Cypionate in the Hepatic and Testicular Pigmentation of the Anuran Eupemphix nattereri: 70 R Zieri Morphological and Stereological Studies 71 R Goodman Shrinkage of Museum specimens of Anolis sagrei During Fixation and Preservation 72 E Quimba Molecular Phylogeography of the Western Hognose Snake (Heterodon nasicus) Phylogeography of the Black-Tailed Rattlesnake (Crotalus molossus Baird and Girard, 1853) in the Northern 73 C Anderson Chihuahuan Desert 74 M Eckstut Pleistocene Divergence of the Foxsnakes Pantherophis vulpinus and P. gloydi Across the Mississippi River 75 X Chen Patterns of Diversification in Old World Ratsnakes Molecular Data Elucidate a Species Complex within Populations of Ptychadena mascareniensis (Anura: 76 K Weber Ptychadenidae) in Democratic Republic of the Congo Widespread Cryptic Diversity in the African Frog Genus Amietia (Anura: Pyxicephalidae) in Eastern Democratic 77 D Castro Republic of the Congo 78 B Barger Phylogeny, Species Boundaries, and Hidden Diversity in the Rana everetti Complex of Philippine Stream Frogs 79 K Tronboll Historical Biogeography of Slender Salamanders in Southern California 80 Y Wu - SH Color Pattern Evolution and Lineage Diversification in the Chinese Stout Newts (Salamandridae: Pachytriton) 81 K Kriger Batrachology: The Study of Amphibians 82 H-S Tsai Signals from Tadpole Buccal Structures: Phylogenetically or Environmentally Constrained? 83 T Doan Biogeographic Patterns of Peruvian Lizards Notes on the Geographic Distribution, Taxonomy and Natural History of Dipsas pratti Boulenger 1897 (Squamata: 84 G Rivas Dipsadidae) Distribution, Taxonomy, Hemipenial Morphology and Natural History of Two Poorly Known Species of Anadia 85 G Rivas (Gymnophthalmidae): A. pariaensis Rivas, La Marca and Oliveros 1999, and A. steyeri Nieden 1914 86 J Phillips Evolution And Biogeography Of The Anoles Of Gorgona Island, Colombia 87 L Welton Species Boundaries In Philippine Bent-toed Geckos (Gekkonidae: Cyrtodactylus) 88 F Valdez Phylogeography of Peruvian Geckos in the Phyllodactylus microphyllus Group 89 R Reynolds Molecular Divergence in Two Species of Dwarf Geckoes from the Turks and Caicos Islands A Molecular Phylogeny of the African Lizard Genus Adolfus (Squamata: Lacertidae), With Evidence of a Cryptic 90 C Villanueva Species From the Itombwe Plateau of the Albertine Rift 91 E Stanley - SH A Phylogenetic Analysis of the Cordylus warreni species complex

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37 2010 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Providence RI POSTER SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SATURDAY,10 JULY, Poster Session II

POSTER PRESENTER(S) POSTER TITLE # 1 F Teresa - N Mesohabitat Fish Preferences and its Consistency across Spatial Scales in Neotropical Lowland Streams 2 R Romero - N Stream Fish Fauna Structure in Three Basins of the Brazilian “Cerrado”

3 C Oliveira Phylogeny of the Inseminating Compsurins Based on Sperm Ultrastructure (Teleostei: Characidae: Cheirodontinae)

4 A Dehn - N Ever Eat a Palm Tree? Growth, Histology, and Digestive Physiology of a Wood-Eating Catfish, Panaque nigrolineatus

5 F Carvalho - N Redescription and Osteology of Hyphessobrycon compressus (Meek, 1904) (Teleostei: Characidae) 6 K Brochu - N Testing the Predator Avoidance Hypothesis: Evolution of EOD Phase Number in Gymnotus Spermatic Characteristics in Some Representatives of the Subfamily Stevardiinae (Teleostei: Characiformes) and 7 I Quagio-Grassiotto Their Phylogenetic Implications 8 M Malabarba A New Species of Gymnogeophagus (Perciformes: Cichlidae), from the Eocene Lumbrera Formation in Argentina Hormonal and Behavioral Correlates of Morphological Variation in an Amazonian Electric Fish (Sternarchogiton 9 C Cox Fernandes nattereri: Apteronotidae) 10 C Baicere-Silva Sperm diversity on the genus Hyphessobrycon (Teleostei: Characiformes) and possible phylogenetic implications 11 K Floyd Effects of Roads on Lizard Population Demography in Southern New Mexico 12 C Brehme Roads and Conservation of Herpetofauna in Southern California 13 S Tonjes Ledges to Nowhere – Structure to Habitat Transitions 14 S Tonjes Wildlife Ecology for Dummies: Design Elements of Wildlife Crossing Structures – A Literature Review 15 K Guilfoyle Does Toe Clipping Cause Marine Toads Excessive Stress? 16 K Greenwald Conservation of the Taxonomically Challenged: How Should We Protect Unisexual Ambystoma Salamanders? 17 D Saenz Occurrence of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis on Amphibians From Eastern Texas 18 C Korfel - SH Altitudinal Distribution of the Amphibian Fungus, Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, in the Ecuadorian Andes 19 N Webber Effects of Carbaryl Exposure in Aquatic and Terrestrial Life Stages of American Toads Single Exposures to Environmentally Variable Concentrations of Carbaryl and their Influence on the Tadpole Food 20 B Bulen Web Predicting the Effects of Long-term Sedimentation on Native Aquatic Salamanders and Fishes: An Application of 21 S Blomquist RUSLE to Forests of Tennessee under Three Management Systems 22 R Bragg A comparison of amphibian communities between natural ponds and constructed ponds of multiple age classes 23 K Smith Distribution of the Black Mountain Dusky Salamander on the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee Influences of Aquatic and Terrestrial Habitat and Adult Demographics on Juvenile Recruitment in Vernal Pool- 24 J Purrenhage Breeding Amphibians 25 R Aldridge Pond use by Amphibians and Watersnakes 26 G Bucciarelli Longterm Coexistence of Native Amphibians and Invasive Crayfish Mediated by Flood Events The impact of Typha angustifolia and Phragmites australis invasions in wetlands on behavior of larval and adult Rana 27 L Regula Meyer - SH clamitans 28 H Puglis The Effects of Terrestrial Buffer Zones on Amphibians in Public Green Spaces 29 J Veysey Forested Buffer Width Impacts the Size-Class Structure of Pool-Breeding Amphibians 30 J Contreras The Herpetofauna Changes from Cerro El Potosi, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 31 J Contreras Herpetological Study at Parque Nacional Cumbres de Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 32 J Nowakowski Influence of Matrix Type on Aquatic Vertebrate Communities in Cypress Domes 33 T Farrell The Herpetofauna of Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge, Florida

34 P Smiley Design and Management Criteria for Fish, Amphibian, and Reptile Communities within Created Agricultural Wetlands A Late Quaternary Fossil Herpetofauna from Pindai Caves, New Caledonia: Insights into the Effect of Human 35 A Kennedy Habitation on Island Herpetofaunas Some Ecological Features of the (Crocodylus acutus) in the River Santa Rosa and Negro section, Municipality of 36 L Junior Machiques of Perija, Zulia Venezuela and handling of its nesting in controlled incubation 37 M Frank If You Build It And They Don't Come: Tools For The Repatriation of Extirpated Snake Populations The Energetic Expenditures of the Black Kingsnake (Lampropeltis getula nigra) in Habitat Altered by Frequent 38 C Howey Prescribed Burning 39 J Pierce A Reintroduction Experiment with the Louisiana Pine Snake (Pituophis ruthveni) in Bienville Parish, Louisiana 40 S Wisniewski The North America Brown Treesnake Control Team 41 P Andreadis A Noteworthy Episode of Python Activity in Southwest Florida 42 S Goetz A Field Trial of Trap Effectiveness for Invasive Burmese pythons (Python molurus bivittatus) in South Florida Population Structure and Habitat Affinities of Blainville’s Horned Lizard (Phrynosoma blainvillii) in the Arena Plains Unit 43 M Gerson of the Merced National Wildlife Refuge 44 S Egan Are Canine-assisted Survey Teams more Successful at Detecting Eastern Box Turtles in Natural Habitats?

45 L Erb Conservation Planning for Terrapene carolina carolina: A Stochastic and Spatially Explicit Population Viability Analysis

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38 2010 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Providence, RI POSTER SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SATURDAY, 10 JULY, Poster Session II

POSTER PRESENTER(S) POSTER TITLE # 46 B Kingsbury The Effects of Prescribed Fire on a Population of Eastern Box Turtles (Terrapene carolina) in Southwest Michigan Using Individual-Based Modeling to Investigate the Influence of Landscape Variables on Persistence of Gopher 47 K Andrews Tortoise Populations 48 S Macey Hot Spots: Nest-site selection in Bog Turtles (Glyptemys muhlenbergii) and the Implications for Management Evaluating Nest Protectors for Turtle Conservation: Unintended Consequences for the Malaclemys terrapin 49 S Rahman hatchlings? A Comparison of Fish Assemblages Between Marsh Grass Bed and Cleared Habitats in a Protected Coastal Wetland 50 C-H Tsai - SI in Taiwan 51 A Geheber - SI Assessing the Impacts of Pools Bluff Sill on Fishes in the Pearl River (1988-2009) 52 N Landry Polychlorinated Biphenyls Cause Sperm Deformities in the American Eel 53 A Carey Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Anguilla rostrata Males Disrupt Fertilization and Embryogenesis A Comparison of Growth and Condition of Paralabrax nebulifer (Barred Sand Bass) from Polluted and Unpolluted 54 B Sanchez Sites in Southern California 55 C Olaya-Nieto Length-Weight Relationship of Common Snook (Centropomus undecimalis) in the Cispata Bay, Colombia 56 A McHale Tricky Business -- Managing Monkfish in the Face of Uncertainty 57 A Kovach Effects of Suburbanization on Genetic Structure and Connectivity of Vernal Pool-breeding Amphibians Assessments of Polymorphic Microsatellites for Parentage Assignment in a Facultatively Paedomorphic Salamander, 58 E Croteau Ambystoma talpoideum 59 S-P Chang Molecular Cytogenetic Studies of two Treefrog Species of the Genus Kurixalus (Rhacophoridae, Anura) 60 W Carruth Genetic Diversity Within and Among Large and Small Populations of the Gopher Tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) 61 T Escalona Conservation Genetics Of The River Turtle “Terecay” (Podocnemis unifilis) 62 A Schrey Florida Sand Skink Genetic Diversity is Altered Immediately After a Fire 63 G Orti DeepFin Research Coordination Network and the Tree of Life of all “Fishes” 64 M Westneat A MegaTree for all Fishes: A Higher-Level Framework for Vertebrate Evolution II 65 A Bentley The Return of Fishnet 66 R Edmunds Using Phenoscape to Uncover the Genetic Basis of Evolutionary Phenotypes 67 L Cordes Landry Swimming to the Beat of a Different Drumm: Stock Structure of Red Drum (Sciaenops ocellatus) in Louisiana 68 L Rocha Molecules and Morphology Indicate Speciation by Hybridization in a Marine Fish Towards a Predictive Taxonomy of Sturgeons (Acipenseridae): The Preliminary Study of Morphological and Molecular 69 C Dillman Datasets 70 A Thompson - SI The Systematics and Biogeography of the Atlantic Labrid Species Bodianus insularis 71 R Schmidt Phylogeography and Taxonomy of the Barbs (Cyprinidae: 'Barbus')from Guinea, West Africa 72 T Cavender Chromosome Studies on the Sucker Family, Catostomidae 73 M Miya Evolutionary History of Anglerfishes (Teleostei: Lophiiformes): A Mitogenomic Perspective 74 A Harold Systematic Analysis of the Polyipnus triphanos Species Complex (Teleostei: Sternoptychidae) 75 L Tornabene Phylogenetic Analysis of Western Atlantic Bathygobius (Teleostei: Gobiidae): A Total Evidence Approach 76 K Piller Diversification of New World Silversides (Atherinopsidae: Tribe Menidiini) Osteology of the Prickleback Genus Xiphister (Perciformes: Zoarcoidei: Stichaeidae) with Comparisons to other 77 T Clardy Stichaeids An Isolated and Differentiated Population of Gasterosteus aculeatus (Gasterosteidae: Gasterosteiformes) from Nueltin 78 R Mooi Lake in Northwestern Manitoba A New Look at Species Diversity of Western Atlantic Starksia (Teleostei: Labrisomidae) Using A 79 C Baldwin Molecular/Morphological Approach 80 M Hayes - SI Phylogeography of Percina nigrofasciata

81 S Schonhuth Biogeographic Perspective on the Evolution of Campostoma ornatum (Actinopterygii: Cyprinidae) in Western Mexico

82 M White Lack of Differentiation Suggests a Recent Range-wide Expansion of Muskellunge (Esox masquinongy) 83 H Hawk Genetic Diversity of Current Populations of Giant Sea Bass, Stereolepis gigas 84 C Ou Fish Diversity Survey in Northeastern Cambodia’s Mekong and 3S Rivers 85 R Schelly Madagascar's Nearshore Marine Fishes: Depauperate Fauna or Inadequate Sampling? 86 A Hamilton Multi-locus Genetic Measures of Connectivity for Indo-Pacific Reef Fish from the Coral Triangle 87 J Martin Distribution of taeniosomous Lampridiformes in Australian and New Zealand waters 88 J McKenzie Habitat Use by Immature Lemon Sharks (Negaprion brevirostris) at the Chandeleur Islands, Louisiana 89 S Gignoux-Wolfsohn Epigenetic Effects in Pigmentation of the Three-Spine Stickleback, Gasterosteus aculeatus N = NIA BEST STUDENT POSTER SH = STORER HERPETOLOGY SI = STORER ICHTHYOLOGY

39 2010 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Providence, RI POSTER SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, 11 JULY, Poster Session III

POSTER PRESENTER(S) POSTER TITLE # 1 J Nelson Trends in Reproduction of Dendrobatid Frogs at the National Aquarium 2 E Harvey Chemical Cues as a Mechanism of Reproductive Isolation in Pacific Newts 3 J Hanken Lung Development in Lungless Salamanders! 4 B Talley Familial Variation in Ecological Factors Influencing Anuran Body Temperatures 5 M White Effects of Salinity on the Green Treefrog 6 L Lemenager Comparison of Water Potential in Two Anuran Species, Lithobates catesbieana and Xenopus laevis 7 H Astley Decoupling of Muscle Shortening and Joint Kinematics During Frog Jumping 8 A Teare Reproductive Biology of the Alligator Snapping Turtle (Macrochelys temminckii) Use of Ultrasound, X-ray, and Oxytocin to Determine Reproductive State of Female Trachemys s. scripta not 9 A Moss Collected at the Nesting Site 10 R Literman Differential Embryonic Mortality in Two Turtle Species with Different Sex Determination Pathways The Effect of Atrazine on Scale-row Symmetry During the Development of Neonate Watersnakes (Colubridae: 11 K Baumgartner Nerodia) 12 J Voorhees Lipid Concentrations in Neonate Watersnakes (Colubridae: Nerodia) as a Function of in utero Exposure to Atrazine 13 B Moon Respiratory water loss during rattling in rattlesnakes 14 J Van Dyke Enriched Stable Isotope Tracers Indicate Income Allocation in Putative Capital Breeding Snakes 15 R Aldridge The Costs and Benefits of Pre-Ovulatory and Post-Ovulatory Spermatogenesis in Squamates 16 F Nazari-Serenje Influences of Climate Gradient to Geographic Variation on Spermatogenesis Timing of Cyrtopodion scabrum 17 C Montana Seasonality and Gape Width Structures Predator-prey Interactions in Neotropical Piscivores 18 A Koske Foraging Habits of Large Pelagic Predators in the Northwest Atlantic 19 D Figueroa Analysing the Feeding Strategy of Bassanago albescens (Barnard, 1923) in Waters of Argentina 20 D Eidam Trophic Ecology of Non-native Alaska Blackfish (Dallia pectoralis) in Cook Inlet Basin, Alaska Can Seasonal Variations Influence Trophic Interactions on Preserved Habitats? Responses from Two Brazilian 21 M Ceneviva-Bastos Streams 22 T Brunner Stomach Content Analysis of Kuhlia xenura in Two Hawaiian Streams

23 C Boeckman A Temporal Study of Body Shape Change and Niche Position of Darters in the Pearl River Life-history Variability of a Non-native Cichlid in the Guadiana Drainage: Predicting Invasion Success in Mediterranean 24 F Ribeiro Streams 25 C Phillips Movement patterns of Etheostoma fonticola 26 E Reyier An Introduction to the Florida Atlantic Coast Telemetry (F.A.C.T.) Array 27 E Lewallen The Relative Abundance and Distribution of Flyingfishes (Exocoetidae) in the Eastern Tropical Pacific 28 A O'Connell Lake Pontchartrain Fish Assemblages Four Years after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita 29 P Auster Patterns of Diversity of Deep Canyon and Seamount Fishes in the Western North Atlantic 30 T Sutton Deep-Sea Fishes of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge: Results of the 2009 Henry Bigelow Expedition Calls of the Black Drum (Pogonias cromis: Sciaenidae): Geographical Differences in Sound Production Between 31 J Tellechea Northern and Southern Hemisphere Populations Comparison of Farming and Guarding Behavior of Dusky Damselfish on Coral Rubble and Intact Reef in Dry Tortugas 32 V Di Santo National Park 33 C O'Rourke Mating Environment Changes over the Course of the Nuptial Season in the Fantail Darter, Etheostoma flabellare 34 M Vasilenko Components of Mating Behavior and Temporal Predictors of Mating Sccess in Mollies (Poecilia: Mollienesia Oocyte Size Distribution and Fecundity Across Age and Total Length Range for George’s Bank Stock of Yellowtail 35 C Donavan Flounder

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40 2010 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Providence, RI POSTER SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, 11 JULY, Poster Session III

POSTER PRESENTER(S) POSTER TITLE # 36 M Savaria A Comparison of Artificial Maturation of American eels in Freshwater and Seawater 37 M Tousignant Reproductive Periodicity of the Pelagic Stingray, Pteroplatytrygon violacea, in the Western North Atlantic Ocean 38 A Durso Interactions of Diet and Behavior in Death-feigning Snakes (Heterodon) 39 A Fornell Do Snake Foraging Strategies Affect Their Risk of Mortality from Potential Predators? 40 B Jellen It Takes Two to Tango: Female Movement Facilitates Male Mate Location in Watersnakes (Nerodia sipedon) 41 P Muelleman Trailing of Maternal Chemical Cues by Neonate Timber Rattlesnakes, Crotalus horridus 42 A Gharzi Fear and Thinking in the Tropiocolotes helenae (Reptilia: Gekkonidae) When to Run and When to Hide: The Influence of Environmental Conditions on Anti-predator Behaviors in Hatchling 43 G Gerald Turtles 44 Y-F Lin Seasonal and Daily Activity of the Yellow-margined Box Turtle (Cuora flavomarginata) in Yunlin, Taiwan

45 C Fontenot Temperature Preference and Body Coiling in the Aquatic Salamander Amphiuma tridactylum in a Laboratory Gradient

46 M Weeg Effects of Elevated Salinity on the Morphology and Behavior of Green Frog Tadpoles 47 P Owen Field Observations of Amplexus Calls in American Toads (Bufo americanus) A Low-cost Acoustic Location System to Analyse Individual Calling Activity in a Population of Allobates femoralis 48 M Ringler (Aromobatidae) Induction, Acclimation, and Behavioral Phenotypes: Predator Cues Change Flight Initiation Distance in Hatchling Red- 49 A Lebron eyed Treefrogs 50 K Warkentin Highspeed video analysis of the hatching process in red-eyed treefrogs, Agalychnis callidryas 51 P Cupp Long-term Nest Site Fidelity in Green Salamanders, Aneides aeneus 52 E Juterbock Moisture Relations and Climbing Behavior in the Red-legged Salamander, Plethodon shermani 53 G Acord Differential Territorial Behavior Between the Color Morphs of Plethodon cinereus 54 C Mott Facultative Paedomorphosis and Kin Aggression in a Larval Salamander 55 D-R Chen Microhabitat Use and Home Range of the Yellow-margined Box Turtle (Cuora flavomarginata) in Yunlin, Taiwan 56 M Keevil Dispersal of Snapping Turtles and Painted Turtles: A Comparative Investigation of a Cryptic Life History Trait. 57 J Paterson Spatial Ecology and Habitat Selection in a Northern Population of Snapping Turtles (Chelydra serpentina)

58 T Pinou Sea Turtle Epibionts as Indicators of Migration Patterns

59 K Heiken Diet of the Western Patch-nosed Snake (Salvadora hexalepis) 60 K Patel Coral Snake Mimicry in the Southcentral US: Are Milksnakes really Mimics? Movement Ecology and Habitat Utilization of the Eastern Hognose Snake (Heterodon platirhinos) at Cape Cod 61 S Buchanan - SH National Seashore 62 W Anderson Ecology of the Texas Horned Lizard in Two Previously Understudied Parts of Its Range 63 L Swierk Finding a Perfect Match: Female choice on Male Traits in Eastern Fence Lizards, Sceloporus undulatus Studying the Effects of Habitat Type on Locomotor Performance when Negotiating an Obstacle Using the Florida 64 D Tucker Scrub Lizard (Sceloporus woodi) 65 M Guidugli Reproductive and Spatial Ecology of an Ephemeral Pond-Breeding Amphibian Community 66 A Drayer Comparison of Amphibian Communities in Artificial and Natural Ponds in Forested Ecosystems. 67 M Garey Structure of Amphibian Community of Serra da Bocaina National Park Aposematism in the Dendrobatid Poison Frog Oophaga pumilio: The Importance of Contrasting Colors and Frog 68 R Saporito Density on Natural Predation 69 C Olson Diet of the Cuban Greenhouse Frog in Hawaii 70 D Hocking The Contribution of Woodland Salamanders to Ecosystem Functions 71 G Meszaros The Effects of Embeddedness on Habitat Selection of Aquatic Macroinvertebrates and Plethodontid Salamanders 72 C Otto Do Repeated Cover Object Searches Cause Localized Extinction of Red-backed Salamanders?

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41 Presenter Index

A Bangley, Charles………………………..36 Bank, Crista……………………………..37 Abate, Maria…………………..………20 Baremore, Ivy…………………………..21 Acord, Megan………………..…….… 23 Barger, Brenna………………………….37 Adams, Cory………………..…….… ..28 Baskin, Jonathan………………………..28 Adriaens, Dominique…………….27, 30 Bauer, Aaron…………………………....34 Ajemian, Matthew………..……. ….…25 Baumgartner, Kyle……………………..40 Alberg, Timothy J……………… ….….36 Beachum, Collin………………………..20 Albert, James………………….. ……....32 Bedore, Christine………………………36 Albertson, R. Craig…………. ………...20 Bell, Michael………………………..…..32 Aldridge, Robert……………. ….…38, 40 Belleggia, Mauro……………………….27 Alioto-Jurado, Dom………. …………..36 Benavides, Martin…...…………………20 Allen, Larry G. ……..…….……………20 Bennett,Mike……………………………36 Ambrosino, Christine………………….36 Bentley, Andrew………..………….22, 39 Amorim, Maria Clara P. .……………..24 Bergstrom, Margot A. …………………36 Anderson, Christopher………………..37 Bernal, Diego…………………………...28 Anderson, Corey……….………………24 Betancur-R., Ricardo…………………..27 Anderson, Paul……….………….…30, 36 Bethea, Dana……………………………25 Anderson, W. Gary.……………………28 Bevier, Catherine……………………….33 Anderson, Wesley.…………………21, 41 Birkett, Katherine………………………31 Andreadis, Paul…….…………………..38 Biswas, Sayantan……………………….34 Andrews, Allen H. …………………….22 Bizzarro, Joseph J. …………………….27 Andrews, Kimberly M. ……….…..24, 39 Blanco-Parra, Maria del Pilar…………27 Araújo, Maria Lúcia………….………...36 Blevins, Erin…………………………….36 Arbour, Jessica……………….…………25 Block, Barbara…………………………..28 Arch, Victoria……………….………….30 Blomquist, Sean………………………...38 Ares, Nichole…………….……………..22 Boeckman, Christopher………………..40 Armbruster, Jonathan……….…………27 Bonett, Ronald………………………….24 Arsenault, Lilianne…………….………34 Bortone, Stephen……………………….20 Aschliman, Neil………………………..27 Bowen, Brian……………………………21 Astley, Henry……………….………25, 40 Boyle, Kelly……………………………..26 Auster, Peter……………….……….29, 40 Brady, Steven…………………………...24 Austin, Christopher……………………34 Bragg, Rob………………………………38 Awruch, Cynthia……….………………28 Brainerd, Elizabeth L. …………………18 Branch, Bill……………………………...26 B Bravo, Nereida………………………….36 Brehme, Cheryl……………………..19, 38 Bade, Lyndell M. ………………….…...36 Brewster-Geisz, Karyl………………….21 Baicere-Silva, Clarianna……….………38 Brochu, Kristen…………………………38 Baker, John………………………..…….22 Brodman, Robert……………………….30 Baker, Justin……………………..……...34 Brooks, Edward………………………...28 Baldwin, Carole……………..………….39 Brown, Christopher W. ……………….32 Ballengée, Brandon…………………….29 Brown, Rafe…………………………….24 Banford, Heidi………………………….27 Brunner, Tanya…………………………40 42

Bubley, Walter………………………….20 Close, Matthew…………………………23 Bucciarelli, Gary………………………..38 Cole, Kathleen…………………………..34 Buchanan, Scott W. ……………………41 Coleman, Andrew……………………...23 Buhlmann, Kurt………………………...32 Collette, Bruce B. ……………………....20 Bulen, Benjamin………………………..38 Colosi, Jordan G. ………………………34 Burbrink, Frank………………………..34 Contreras, Jorge………………………...38 Burke, Russell…………………………..32 Conway, Kevin…………………………25 Burkholder, Derek……………………..21 Cook, April……………………………..33 Burmeister, Sabrina……………………24 Cook, Robert…………………………....19 Burns, John…………………………..….37 Copus, Joshua…………………………..37 Buser, Thaddaeus……………………...34 Cordes Landry, Lisa……………………39 Cortes, Enric…………………………….21 C Cosandey-Godin, Aurelie……………..36 Cox Fernandes, Cristina…………..28, 38 Cailliet, Gregor M. …………………….25 Cramer, Patricia………………………..24 Cain, Patrick…………………………....21 Croteau, Emily………………………….39 Callahan, Briana………………………..24 Cudney-Burch, Jennifer………………..23 Cannatella, David……………………...34 Cupp, Paul……………………………...41 Cardwell, Michael……………………...25 Currylow, Andrea……………………...25 Carey, Andrea………………………….39 Curtis, Caitlin…………………………..29 Carfagno, Gerardo……………………..29 Curtis, Judson M. ……………………...31 Carruth, Wade………………………….39 Curtis, Tobey……………………………18 Cartamil, Daniel………………………..21 Caruso, Nicholas……………………….19 D Carvalho, Fernando R. ……………27, 38 Carvalho, Tiago………………………...32 Dale, Jonathan…………………………..20 Casper, Brandon……………………….30 Daly-Engel, Toby………………………29 Castro, Delilah………………………….37 Dautrich, Jennifer………………………36 Cavender, Ted………………………….39 Davis, Christopher……………………..25 Cazzolli, Taryn…………………………37 Davis, Justin…………………………….31 Ceballos, Claudia………………………23 Davis, Matthew………………………...34 Ceneviva-Bastos, Mônica………….25, 40 De la Maza-Benignos, Mauricio………34 Chabarria, Ryan………………………..34 Dean, Mason…………………………....25 Chakrabarty, Prosanta ………………..21 Deary, Alison…………………………...37 Chang, Shun-Ping……………………...39 Dehn, A. Mickey……………………….38 Chapman, Demian……………………..29 Deitloff, Jennifer………………………..29 Chapman, Lauren……………………...20 Delis, Pablo R. ………………………….19 Chen, Di-Rong………………………….41 Demski, Leo……………………….……25 Chen, Xin…………………………….….37 Denton, John………………………...….20 Chernoff, Barry…………………………20 deSouza, Lesley S. ……………………..27 Christoffel, Rebecca……………………28 Di Santo, Valentina…………………….40 Church, James…………………………..25 Dickson, Juleen…………………………37 Cicia, Angela…………………………....28 Dillman, Casey…………………………39 Clardy, Todd…………………………....39 Distel, Christopher……………………..33 Clark, Eugenie……………………….....29 Doan, Tiffany………………………...…37 Cleaver Yoder, Rachel…………………34 Donaldson, Terry J. …………………...29 43

DoNascimiento, Carlos………………..32 Frank, Michael………………………….38 Donavan, Courtney……………………40 Franks, James…………………………...29 Doosey, Michael………………………..22 Freeborn, Layla…………………………37 Douglas, Lara…………………………..18 Freidenburg, Kealoha………………….32 Drayer, Andrea…………………………41 French, Thomas………………………...34 Druskat, Erich…………………………..36 Frick, Lorenz H. ………………………..28 Drymon, Marcus……………………….25 Frisk, M.G. ……………………………...21 Duffy, Kathleen…………………….25, 36 Froeschke, Bridgette…………………...31 Duncan, Neil………………………..…..21 Froeschke, John………………………...21 Durso, Andrew…………………………41 Fuiten, Allison………………………….37

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Ebert, David…………………………….25 Gahagan, Benjamin…………………….22 Eble, Jeff…………………………….…...22 Gallagher, Austin………………………20 Eckstut, Mallory………………………..37 Garcez, Riviane…………………………27 Edberg, Kerstin…………………………21 Gardiner, Jayne M. …………………….25 Edmunds, Richard C. …………………39 Garey, Michel Varajão…………………41 Egan, Scott……………………………...38 Gaudreau, Mandy……………………...30 Egeter, Bastian………………………….28 Geheber, Aaron………………………...39 Eichelberger, Jennifer………………….21 Geist, Nicholas………………………….32 Eidam, Dona M. ………………………..40 Gelsleichter, Jim………………………..30 Eluvathingal, Lilly……………………..25 Gerald, Gary……………………………41 Erazmus, Kayleigh………………….….21 Gerlach, Justin………………………….34 Erb, Lori…………………………………38 Gerry, Shannon…………………………18 Erisman, Brad………..…………………20 Gerson, Marina…………………………38 Escalona, Tibisay……………...……29, 39 Gervasi, Carissa………………………...22 Espinoza, Mario………………………..26 Gharzi, Ahmad…………………………41 Eytan, Ron I. ……………………………27 Gherard, Katie………………………….22 Gibb, Alice…………………………..…..20 F Gidmark, Nicholas J. ………………….25 Gignoux-Wolfsohn, Sarah…………….40 Farnsworth, Scott………………………21 Gledhill, Christopher………………….20 Farrell, Terence…………………………38 Gleiss, Adrian………………………….26 Ferdous, Shobnom……………………..22 Glorioso, Brad M. ……………………..19 Figueroa, Daniel……………………29, 40 Goetz, Scott………………………….….38 Fine, Michael……………………..…….24 Golub, Justin………………………...….22 Fisher, Robert……………………..……19 Goodman, Rachel………………………37 Fisher-Reid, M. Caitlin………………..34 Gordon, Noah…………………………..25 Fisk, Aaron………………………….….26 Graham, Sean…………………………..33 Floyd, Kevin…………………..………..38 Granneman, Jennifer…………………..33 Fontenot, Clifford………………….…..41 Green, David M. ………………………25 Ford, Ryan……………………….……..36 Greenbaum, Eli…………………………24 Fornell, Angela M. …………………….41 Greenwald, Katherine…………………38 Foronda, Josh…………………………..33 Gregory, Patrick………………………..18 Fox, Dewayne……………………...…...31 Groom, Kasie…………………………...22 44

Guarnizo, Carlos E. ……………………24 Hogan, Fiona………………………..….21 Gubler, Jenny…………………………...24 Hollensead, Lisa………………………..36 Guidugli, Michelle……………………..41 Holt, Daniel…………………………..…30 Guilfoyle, Kevin………………………..38 Horodysky, Andrij Z. …………………24 Gulak, Simon…………………………...18 Howey, Christopher…………………...38 Gunson, Kari……………………………26 Howey, Lucy……………………………23 Guzy, Jacquelyn………………………..19 Hsieh, S. Tonia………………………….20 Hua, Xia…………………………………23 H Huber, Dan………………………….….31 Hurme, Kristiina……………………….25 Haciski, S. Insley……………………….36 Hussey, Nigel…………………………..18 Hagerty, Bridgette……………………..28 Hutchinson, Deborah………………….33 Hagey, Travis…………………………..23 Hyatt, Michael……………………….....30 Hale, Kathryn………………………...... 23 Hyman, Oliver………………………….19 Hale, Loraine………………………..….21 Hyslop, Natalie…………………………18 Hall, Alexander…………………...……30 Hall, Allison……………………...……..18 I Hall, Janis…………………….…………19 Halstead, Brian…………………………18 Igleski, Matthew………………………..30 Hamilton, Alison…………………...24, 39 Ilves, Katriina………………………...…20 Hammerschlag-Peyer, Caroline………31 Imhoff, Johanna………………………...23 Hanken, James……………………...29, 40 Innis, Charles………………………...…32 Harold, Antony………………………...39 Isaac, Leigh Anne………………………19 Harris, Lindsay…………………………36 Hartel, Karsten……………………...….18 J Harvey, Emily…………………………..40 Havird, Justin…………………………..34 Jackman, Todd………………………….34 Hawk, Holly…………………………….39 Jackson, Scott……………………….24, 26 Hawlena, Dror………………………….18 Jacobson, Sandra L. ………………..24, 26 Hayes, Malorie………………………….39 Jaeger, Jochen A.G. ……………………24 Hazard, Lisa…………………………….34 James, Kelsey……………………...……36 Heiken, Kory……………………………41 Jañez, Julieta…………………….………19 Heinz, Heather…………………………24 Javonillo, Robert…………………….….27 Hendon, Jill……………………………..28 Jellen, Benjamin…………………….29, 41 Herman, Tom…………………………..32 Jenkins, Christopher………………...…28 Hernandez, Patricia……………………18 Jere, Wilson………………………..……34 Herrera Montes, Maria Isabel…………30 Ji, Hwan Sung…………………………..22 Herrick, Susan………………………….18 Johnson, G. David……………………...34 Hersey, Sean……………………………19 Jones, Lisa…………………………….…19 Heupel, Michelle……………………….26 Junior, Larreal…………………………..38 Higgs, Dennis…………………………..24 Juterbock, Eric…………………………..41 Hill, Jacques……………………….……33 Hilton, Eric………………………..…….22 K Hinderliter, Matthew………………….34 Hocking, Daniel………………………..41 Kaatz, Ingrid……………………………25 Hoffmayer, Eric…………………….21, 24 Kacev, David……………………………20 45

Kaiser, Kristine…………………………30 Lehr, Edgar……………………………..34 Kanno, Yoichiro…………………….…..21 Lemenager, Lee………………………...40 Kanonik, Alexandra……………………21 Leopold, Danielle………………………18 Kaufman, Les…………………………..18 Lewallen, Eric…………………………..40 Keck, Benjamin…………………………32 Liao, James…………………………..….20 Keevil, Matthew G. ……………………41 Lin, Yi-Fu……………………………….41 Kemp, Aimee…………………………...28 Link, Jason S. …………………….…25, 36 Kenaley, Christopher…………………..18 Literman, Robert……………………….40 Kennedy, Alicia………………………...38 Little, Caitlyn…………………………...31 Kerstetter, David……………………….36 Livingston, Jessie……………………….36 Kessel, Steven………………………23, 36 Lobel, Lisa……………………………....21 Ketchum, James………………………..26 Lobel, Phillip………………………...….20 Khudamrongsawat, Jenjit…………….33 Locascio, James…………………………24 Kim, Sora……………………………….25 Longenecker, Ken………………………20 Kime, Nicole…………………….……..24 Longrie, Nicolas………………………..27 Kingsbury, Bruce…………………..25, 39 Lopez-Fernandez, Hernan…………….27 Kinney, Michael………………………..27 Lorson, Benjamin D. …………………..20 Kneebone, Jeff ……………………….…23 Lovich, Robert………………………….28 Knip, Danielle…………………………..20 Lozano-Vilano, Ma. de Lourdes……...34 Knouft, Jason…………………………...21 Luck, Emmet Allen…………………….37 Kolmann, Matthew………………….....36 Luckenbill, Kyle………………………..28 Konstantinidis, Peter…………………..25 Luczkovich, Joseph…………………….29 Korfel, Chelsa…………………………..38 Lugli, Marco………………………...…..30 Koske, Amy…………………………….40 Lumbantobing, Daniel………………...27 Kovach, Adrienne……………………...39 Lundberg, John…………………………17 Kovitvongsa, Kathryn…………………24 Krahforst, Cecilia……………………….24 M Kriger, Kerry M. …………………...28, 37 Kroetz, Andrea……………………...….36 Mabee, Paula……………………………28 Kuhajda, Bernard………………………21 Maccachero, Vivian……………………37 Kuhn, Kristen…………………………..34 Macesic, Laura………………………….36 Kwun, Hyuck Joon…………………….22 Macey, Suzanne………………………...39 Maia, Anabela…………………………..20 L Malabarba, Maria Claudia…………….38 Malavasi, Stefano………………………26 Ladich, Friedrich…………………...24, 30 Maljkovic, Aleksandra…………………27 Landry, Nathan……………………...... 39 Mangiamele, Lisa………………………24 Langen, Tom…………………………....24 Mann, David……………………………29 LaPorte, Alicia………………………….36 Marini, Joseph………………………….26 Larson, Joanna………………………….37 Marion, Angela…………………………23 Lauder, George…………………………18 Marshall, Heather……………………...28 Laverty, Jolene………………………….21 Martin, Jennifer………………………...39 Lawson, Lucinda……………………….23 Maruska, Karen………………………...26 Leavitt, Daniel………………………….21 Marvin, Glenn…………………………..33 Lebron, Alexander……………………..41 Masin, Simone………………………….32 Lee, Mao-Ying…………………………..22 Masonjones, Heather D. ………………33 46

Mateo, Ivan……………………………..22 Muldoon, Kerry………………………...25 Matheson, Richard……………………..33 Muths, Erin……………………………..18 Matich, Philip…………………………..18 Maxime, Emmanuel……………………32 N Maynard, Amy…………………………36 McCallister, Michael…………………...36 Nagy, Kenneth………………………….34 McCann, Heather………………………18 Nanjappa, Priya………………………...26 McCartney, Jacob………………………29 Naples, Lisa…………………………..…28 McComb, D. Michelle………………….28 Navia, Andrés Felipe…………………..27 McElroy, David………………………...27 Nazari-Serengeh, Farzaneh……….37, 40 McGrath, Patrick……………………….25 Near, Thomas…………………………..32 McHale, Allison………………………...39 Negrete, Ana Cecilia…………………...32 McKaye, Kenneth………………………20 Nelson, Jessica………………………….40 McKenzie, Jonathan…………………....39 Neuman-Lee, Lorin…………………….30 McKinney, Jennifer…………………….20 Neun, Heather………………………….22 McLaughlin, Paul…………………..…..22 Newman, Steven……………………….25 McMahan, Caleb……………………….32 Niedzwiecki, John……………………...18 McMahon, Taegan……………………..19 Norton, Stephen………………………..20 McMeans, Bailey…………………...18, 36 Nosal, Andrew…………………………20 McPeek, Tamara……………………….19 Nowakowski, Justin……………………38 Mejia Falla, Paola A. ……………….….19 Mello, Waldiney……………………31, 36 O Melzer, Sabine……………………...23, 37 Meredith, Tricia………………………...36 O'Connell, Ann…………………………40 Meszaros, George………………………41 O'Connell, Martin……………………...33 Michel, Matt…………………………….32 Ohmer, Michel……………………….…23 Michell, Kathy………………………….34 Olaya-Nieto, Charles W. ……….....22, 39 Miller Hesed, Kyle……………………..19 Olin, Jill………………………………….18 Mitrus, Slawomir………………………32 Oliveira, Cristina………………….……38 Miya, Masaki…………………………...39 Oliver, Steven……………………..……29 Mohammadi, Shabnam………………..29 Olson, Christina………………………..41 Mok, Hin-Kiu…………………………...26 O'Rourke, Cynthia……………………..40 Montana, Carmen G. ………………….40 Orr, James………………………….……22 Montie, Eric…………………………..…25 Orti, Guillermo………………….….32, 39 Montie, Misty………………………..…26 Osse, Jan W.M. …………………………20 Moody, Kevin…………………………..24 Otto, Clint…………………………….…41 Mooi, R.D. ……………………………...39 Ou, Chouly………………………..…….39 Moon, Brad…………………………37, 40 Owen, Patrick……………………..……41 Moran, Clinton……………………...….37 Owens, Hannah…………………….…..31 Moreira, Cristiano………………….25, 37 Morgan, Alexia…………………………21 P Morrissey, John F. ……………………..31 Moss, Amanda……………………...23, 40 Page, Lawrence…………………………21 Mott, Cy………………………..……32, 41 Paig-Tran, Erin (Misty)………………...36 Motta, Philip………………...………….28 Parker, Erika……………………………29 Muelleman, Peter…………………..…..41 Parmentier, Eric………………………...29 47

Parsons, Kristene……………………….36 Rice, Aaron N. …………………………30 Pasicolan, Leilani………………………37 Richardson, Jonathan………………….18 Patel, Ketan…………………………..…41 Ringler, Max……………………………41 Paterson, James……………………..19, 41 Rivas, Gilson………………………...….37 Paulson, David……………………...….28 Roberts, J. Dale…………………………25 Peek, Ryan………………………..……..24 Rocha, Luiz…………………………32, 39 Perry, Derek………………………...27, 36 Rocha, Marcelo…………………………28 Peterson, Charles………………………33 Rodda, Gordon H. ……………………..28 Pezold, Frank………………………...…32 Romero, Renato M. ……………………38 Phillips, Catherine…………………26, 40 Roosenburg, Willem…………………...34 Phillips, John………………………..….37 Rosenblum, Hannah…………………...36 Pierce, Josh……………………………..38 Ruane, Sara……………………………..23 Piller, Kyle………………………………39 Ruediger, William C. ………………….24 Pinou, Theodora………………………..41 Ruiz-Canino, Francheska……………...19 Pollock, Nicholas…………………….…33 Polo, Carlos………………………..……18 S Porter, Marianne……………………….36 Poulakis, Gregg………………………...26 Sabaj Pérez, Mark………………………28 Poulos, Helen…………………………...33 Saenz, Daniel……………………….32, 38 Preti, Antonella…………………………27 Sagarese, S.R. …………………………..21 Provenzano, Francisco…………………32 Salcedo, Norma……………………...…27 Puglis, Holly…………………………....38 Sanchez, Barbara……………………….39 Purrenhage, Jennifer…………………...38 Sandel, Michael………………………...32 Pyron, Robert…………………………...24 Sanderson, S. Laurie…………………...20 Sandmeier, Franziska………………….21 Q Saporito, Ralph…………………………41 Sauvajot, Raymond M. ………………..26 Quagio-Grassiotto, Irani………………38 Savaria, Michael………………………..41 Quimba, Elizabeth……………………..37 Scharer, Rachel…………………………36 Schelly, Robert………………………….39 R Schmidt, Jennifer V. …………………...29 Schmidt, Ray……………………………39 Rahim, Abdul…………………………..32 Schonhuth, Susana……………………..39 Rahman, Shahriar………………………39 Schrey, Aaron………………………24, 39 Ramsay, Jason…………………………..18 Schulte II, James A……………………..34 Reeves, Daniel………………………….36 Schwartz, Joshua……………………….25 Regula Meyer, Lisa…………………….38 Searcy, Christopher…………………….25 Reinthal, Peter………………………….28 Seegert, Greg……………………………21 Reis, Roberto………………………...….28 Seigel, Richard………………………….28 Reiter, Marcie K. ……………………….41 Seney, Erin……………………………....19 Relyea, Rick……………………………..19 Sessions, Stanley K. ……………………29 Renshaw, Gillian M.C. ………………...30 Shamblin, Brian………………………...24 Reyier, Eric………………………….23, 40 Shaver, Donna………………………….32 Reynolds, R. Graham………………23, 37 Shaw, Katherine………………………..29 Rheubert, Justin………………………...29 Shiffman, David………………………..25 Ribeiro, Filipe………………………22, 40 Siegel, Dustin…………………………...29 48

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