Hosted by University of Minnesota St. Olaf College

Program Book JMIH 2011

This program book is current as of 3 June 2011. 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 3rd floor of the Hilton Minneapolis.

2011 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists 6-11 July 2011

Organizing Societies

American Elasmobranch Society 27th annual meeting

American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists 91st annual meeting

Herpetologists' League 69th annual meeting

Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles (in conjunction with theInternational Society for the History and Bibliography of Herpetology) 54th 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 9-11 Symposia 21-14 Workshops 15 Session and Symposia Master 16 Thursday, 7 July - Plenary Session Schedule 17 Thursday, 7 July - Afternoon Break-out Sessions 18-19 Friday, 8 July - Morning Break-out Sessions 20-21 Friday, 8 July - Afternoon Break-out Sessions 22-23 Saturday, 9 July - Morning Break-out Sessions 24-25 Saturday, 9 July - Afternoon Break-out Sessions 26-27 Sunday, 10 July - Morning Break-out Sessions 28-29 Sunday, 10 July - Afternoon Break-out Sessions 30-31 Monday, 11 July - Morning Break-out Sessions 32-33 Monday, 11 July - Afternoon Break-out Sessions 34-35 Friday, 8 July - Poster Session I 36-37 Saturday, 9 July - Poster Session II 38-39 Sunday, 10 July - Poster Session III 40-41 Presenter Index 42-49 Advertisements Hilton Minneapolis Floor Plans

A list of 2011 Joint Meeting participants will be available on the web site beginning 1 August 2011 www.dce.ksu.edu/conf/jointmeeting

Local Hosts

Ken Kozak, Bell Museum, University of Minnesota, Chair

Pat Ceas, St. Olaf College

John Moriarty, Bell Museum, University of Minnesota

11 GENERAL MEETING INFORMATION

Meeting Room Information

During presentations, please turn off all beepers and cell phones or set them to vibrate. President's Travelogue - Symphony III Plenary Session - Minneapolis Ballroom EFG Beverage Breaks Thursday a.m. & Monday a.m. and p.m. - 3rd Floor Foyer Thursday p.m. - Sunday p.m. - Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD Exhibit Area - Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD Poster Presentations - Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD Oral Presentations Minneapolis Ballroom E, Minneapolis Ballroom F, Minneapolis Ballroom G Symphony Ballroom I & II, Symphony Ballroom III, Conrad B & C Speaker Prep Rooms Board Room 1, Board Room 2, Board Room 3 AES Office - Rochester ASIH Graduate Student Book Raffle- 3rd Floor Foyer SSAR Silent Auction - 3rd Floor Foyer SSAR/HL Live Auction Viewing Room - Duluth ASIH/HLSSAR Ernie Liner Mardi Gras-Auction - Minneapolis Ballroom EFG SSAR/HL Student Social - Conrad A JMIH Closing Banquet - Minneapolis Ballroom D

Internet Access

A small Internet café is available on the 3rd Floor of the Hilton Minneapolis near registration for JMIH participants. The café will be available from 7 a.m. - 5 p.m., Thursday, 7 July - Monday, 11 July.

If you have your own laptop, there is free internet in all guest sleeping rooms for all JMIH participants.

Registration Desk

The JMIH Registration Desk, located on the 3rd floor of the Hilton Minneapolis, is open from 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wednesday, 6 July - Monday, 11 July. The Registration Desk is staffed to answer any questions you might have regarding the meeting.

Messages and Job Announcements

Message boards are located on the 3rd floor of the Hilton Minneapolis. 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 Hilton Minneapolis at (612) 376-1000 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.

2 Business Center

A Business Center is located in the lobby of the Hilton Minneapolis next to the bell stand. It is staffed from 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday and is accessible 24 hours a day with your room key. Facilities include: PC and office equipment rental Internet Color Laser Printing Black & white and color copying services Fax transmittal High-speed copying Shipping services (FedEx, UPS, and standard US postage) Notary Public Word processing GBC binding Laminating Meeting supplies Graphic design/layout

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. - 3rd Floor Foyer Thursday p.m. - Sunday p.m. - with the exhibitors in Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD. A cash bar will be available during poster sessions, 4 - 6 p.m., Friday - Sunday, 8-10 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: JMIH Closing Banquet for Monday, 11 July

3 Presenter Information

Oral Presenters

Oral Presenters should submit their presentations to a PSAV representative by 3 p.m. the day preceding their presentation. PSAV will be set up in Director's Row 1 in the Hilton Minneapolis to receive presentations at the following times: Wednesday, 6 July - 12 p.m. - 3 p.m. Thursday, 7 July - Sunday, 10 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.

A PSAV representative will be present in each meeting room to monitor equipment and presentations.

Three Speaker Prep Rooms are available throughout the hotel. Board Room 1, Board Room 2, and Board Room 3 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, 6 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: FridayFriday, 8 J Julyuly 4 - 6pm6 p.m. Saturday, 9 July 4 - 6 p.m. Sunday, 10 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, 11 July will be discarded.

Poster Board Assignments A listing of poster sessions is current as of the printing of this program book (June 3). 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 9:00 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 Rochester The AES Store 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, 6 July 2011 - Symphony Ballroom III - 7:00 p.m. SSAR invites everyone to this year's President's Travelogue. Phil Bishop from the University of Otago in New Zealand, will speak on "An Austral perspective: herpetological adventures south of the equator."

ASIH/HL/SSAR Ernie Liner Mardi Gras-Auction Viewing Room

Thursday, 7 July - Sunday, 10 July - Duluth All items for the ASIH/HL/SSAR Ernie Liner Mardi Gras-Auction will be available for viewing. Items can be viewed on Thursday from 7 a.m. - 5 p.m., and Friday though Sunday, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

ASIH/HL/SSAR Ernie Liner Mardi Gras-Auction

Sunday, 10 July - Minneapolis Ballroom EFG - 9:00 p.m. - midnight All JMIH participants are welcome to attend and bid on donated items. A cash bar will be available.

ASIH Graduate Student Speed Networking Event

Friday, 8 July - Conrad A - 6:00-8:00 p.m.

ASIH invites all ASIH graduate students to a new speed networking event. You will get a chance to interact with a variety of professionals from state and federal agencies, museums, small and large universities, and more. Stations will be set up for each category and you will get 5 minutes to interact with each group before moving to the next station. A social interactive time will follow. Pizzas and drink tickets will be provided.

5 Exhibitors Exhibitors are located in Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD of the Hilton Minneapolis. As of the printing of this program on 3 June, the exhibitors on the layout below were confirmed.

Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation

g Advanced Telemetry Systems

The Johns Hopkins University Press H. Stevan Logsdon/Wildlife Artist Cornell University Press

of California Press y Holohil Systems Ltd. Wildlife Monitorin & CRC Press – Taylor & Francis Group LLC

Lotek Wireless Fish University of Chicago Press SSAR Biomark Inc. Universit Allen Press

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

6 Social Events

No-Host Social - Hotel restaurant bars

Wednesday, 6 July - 7 p.m. Join your colleagues at the Wednesday evening no-host social in the Hilton Minneapolis lobby bar.

Group Photos

JMIH Group Photo - Nicollet Island Pavilion Thursday, 7 July - 7:00 p.m. The traditional JMIH group photo will be taken on Thursday, 7 July at 7:00 p.m. during the opening reception at Nicollet Island Pavilion. Photos will be posted to the JMIH website for free download by all participants.

AES Group Photo - Grand Ballroom, Marriott City Center Sunday,10 July - at AES Banquet The traditional AES group photo will be taken on Sunday, 10 July during the AES Banquet. Photos will be posted to the JMIH website for free download by all participants.

SSAR/HL Student Social - Conrad A

Thursday, 7 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 - Nicollet Island Pavilion

Thursday, 7 July - 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. This year's Joint Meeting reception will be at the Nicollet Island Pavilion. Built in 1886 by Lintges and Connell & Company, Nicollet Island Pavilion began as a one-story frame building called the William Bros. Boiler Works. In 1893 a major fire consumed the Boiler Works and a new brick structure was constructed to replace the destroyed building. The building went through various stages of ownerships until 1976 when the Minneapolis Park Board acquired most of Nicollet Island. In 1983 Nicollet Island Park was developed and the Pavilion was used as a simple picnic shelter. Today, the Nicollet Island Pavilion is a gem in the Twin Cities community, rich with charm and history. 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. Additional guest reception tickets are $50 each. Shuttles will depart from 10th Street outside of the Hilton Minneapolis starting at 5:45 p.m. and will run continuously until 7 p.m. The shuttle buses will start departing from the Nicollet Island Pavilion starting at approximately 7:30 p.m. and will run continuously until 9 p.m.

7 Social Events (continued)

AES Student Social - Offsite Location TBD

Friday, 8 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 Rochester of the Hilton Minneapolis.

ASIH/HL/SSAR Ernie Liner Mardi Gras-Auction - Minneapolis Ballroom EFG

Sunday,10 July - 9:00 p.m. This year the HL/SSAR Live Auction will join forces with ASIH for a one-night only Mardi Gras-style celebration of the life of Ernie Liner. All items sold at the auction will be from Ernie's personal collection which Ernie donated to the three societies with the expressed purpose of setting up an endowment in his name. All proceeds, post expenses, will be used to start the Ernie Liner fund to support up and coming herpetologists. Come and celebrate with us, and start something good in Ernie's name. Mardi Gras prizes will be awarded and a cash bar will be available. Let the good times roll!

Please note that because all items for the Live Auction will come from the Ernie Liner collection, we are not soliciting items from the membership to sell at the Live Auction. However, donations are needed for the Silent Auction

AES Banquet - Grand Ballroom, Marriott City Center

Sunday, 10 July - 6:00 p.m. - midnight Go to the AES Office in Rochester for ticket prices On Sunday, 10 July, from 6:00 p.m. - midnight., the American Elasmobranch Society Banquet will be held in the Grand Ballroom of the Marriott City Center, located just four blocks from the Hilton Minneapolis. The social hour will start at 6:00 p.m., with dinner served at 7:00 p.m. Stop by the AES Office to find out about the menu. Wine will be served with dinner, plus cash bars will be available. Tickets can be purchased at the meeting in the AES Office located in Rochester of the Hilton Minneapolis. Please make sure to purchase your tickets early so that final numbers can be provided to the caterer.

JMIH Closing Banquet - Minneapolis Ballroom D

Monday, 11 July - 6:00 - 10:00 p.m. $45 Students; $65 Professionals On Monday, 11 July from 6:00 - 10:00 p.m., the JMIH Closing Banquet will be held in Minneapolis Ballroom D of the Hilton Minneapolis. The social hour will start at 6:00 p.m., with dinner served at 7:00 p.m. The menu will consist of a Wedge Salad (iceberg wedge with carrots, tomato, cucumber, and croutons served with your choice of thousand island or southwest ranch dressing), grilled breast of chicken with tomato-rosemary coulis, vegetables, accompaniments, assorted rolls and butter, and raspberry mousse. 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 Hilton, unless otherwise indicated.

Wednesday, 6 July

8 a.m. - 2 p.m. SSAR Board of Directors Meeting - Conrad A (Lunch provided) 8 a.m. - Noon AES Executive Committee - Director's Row 2 (Lunch provided) 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. ASIH Executive Committee - Director's Row 4 (Lunch provided) 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. ASIH Editorial Policy Committee - Director's Row 3 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. AES Board of Directors - Director's Row 2 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. HL Board of Trustees Meeting - Conrad D 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. ASIH Board of Governors - Symphony Ballroom I & II 7 - 8 p.m. SSAR President's Travelogue - Symphony Ballroom III 7 p.m. - until close Informal No-Host Social - Hilton Lobby Bar

Thursday, 7 July

Noon - 2 p.m. AES Student Business Meeting - Off-site location TBA Noon - 2 p.m. HL Graduate Student Meeting - Conrad A Noon - 2 p.m. ASIH Judges Meeting - Conrad D (Lunch provided) Noon - 2 p.m. ASIH Conservation Committee - Director's Row 2 (Lunch provided) Noon - 2 p.m. SSAR Seibert & Poster Judges Meeting - Director's Row 3 (Lunch provided) Noon - 2 p.m. ASIH Endowment & Finance Committee - Director's Row 4 (Lunch provided)

Friday, 8 July

Noon - 1:30 p.m. SSAR Graduate Student Workshop - Conrad A (Lunch provided) Noon - 1:30 p.m. Herpetology Education Committee - Director's Row 2 3 - 5 p.m. ASIH Collections Committee - Conrad D 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. Ranavirus Symposium Discussion: Ecology - Director's Row 2 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. Ranavirus Symposium Discussion: Conservation - Director's Row 3 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. Ranavirus Symposium Discussion: Pathology & Molecular - Director's Row 4 6 - 8 p.m. HL Business Meeting - Minneapolis Ballroom E

Saturday, 9 July

Noon - 1:30 p.m. ASIH Graduate Student Business Meeting - Conrad A (Lunch provided) Noon - 1:30 p.m. AES Graduate Student Workshop - Minneapolis Ballroom G Noon - 2 p.m. JMIH Meeting Management and Planning Committee - Director's Row 3 (Lunch provided) Noon - 3 p.m. ASIH Names of Fishes - Director's Row 4 (Lunch provided) Noon - 3 p.m. CToL Meeting - Conrad D 2 - 5 p.m. SSAR Longe Range Planning Committee - Director's Row 3 4 - 6 p.m. AES Business Meeting - Minneapolis Ballroom G 4 - 6 p.m. ASIH Web Content Management Committee - Conrad D 4 - 6 p.m. HL Awards Meeting - Director's Row 2 5 - 6:30 p.m. ASIH Long Range Planning Committee - Director's Row 4 6 - 8 p.m. SSAR Business Meeting - Minneapolis Ballroom E 6 - 8 p.m. NIA Meeting - Symphony Ballroom III 6 - 8 p.m. NAFF Book Project Meeting - Director's Row 3

9 Business and Committee Meetings (Continued)

Sunday, 10 July

Noon - 1:30 p.m. ASIH Graduate Student Workshop - Conrad A 2 - 4 p.m. IUCN Shrk Specialist Group Executive Meeting - Director's Row 2 6 - 8 p.m. ASIH Business Meeting - Symphony Ballroom I & II

NOTES

10 11 Symposia

Friday, 8 July 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. ASIH Drawing Lines in the Sand: Comparative Phylogeography of the Gulf-Atlantic Coastal Plain Room: Symphony Ballroom III Freshwater bound organisms are ideal models for phylogeographic research as population dynamics and genetic structure are expected to closely follow the boundaries between freshwater habitat networks (watershed divides). With the advent and continued refinement of high-throughput genotyping technology, the field of phylogeography is increasingly able to test explicit historical hypotheses. This transition of research focus from geographical pattern to spatiotemporal process is partly responsible for the recent trend toward investigation of upland species, as their "island- like" habitats are more amenable to development and testing of biogeographic hypotheses. As a result, the majority of recent work has focused upon groups such as darters (Percidae), small salamanders (Plethodontidae), and other organisms that inhabit uplifted provinces. Phylogeographic structure of species inhabiting the Gulf- Altantic Coastal Plain remains underappreciated, having been overshadowed since the foundational work of the 1980's. However, recent efforts across numerous institutions show renewed interest in applying modern phylogeographic approaches to understanding this fauna. In addition, an immediate need exists for a renewed interest in phylogeographic structure of lowland species, as many ecosystems within the region are disproportionately affected by anthropogenic impacts (e.g. longleaf pine ecosystems, karst springfed streams, blackwater wetlands). A better understanding of historical gene flow, evolutionarily significant units, and cryptic speciation will contribute to an overall conservation strategy for species that have declined in concert with regional habitat loss. Organizers: Michael Sandel and Andres Lopez Co-organizers: Jim Williams

12 Symposia (continued)

Friday, 8 July 8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. ASIH Ranaviruses: An emerging threat to ectothermic vertebrates Room: Minneapolis Ballroom F This symposium brings together scientists from around the world to learn and share information about a group of viral pathogens that are impacting amphibian, reptile, and fish populations. The symposium will be the first time that the scientific community investigating ranaviruses has gathered to discuss the state of research. Consequently, it will cultivate collaborations that forge new research directions and generate conservation strategies aimed at reducing or preventing the emergence of ranaviruses. There is still much to be learned about ranaviruses and this symposium represents an important step in increasing awareness and moving the field of ranaviral disease ecology forward. In total, there will be 23 presenters from 8 countries with expertise in herpetology, ichthyology, ecology, veterinary medicine, immunology, genetics, and molecular biology. Presentation is by invite only although all conference attendees are welcome to attend. Intellectual products from this symposium will be posted to the Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (PARC) website (www.parcplace.org) after the meeting. Organizer: Matthew Gray Co-organizers: Jesse Brunner, Debra Miller, Jason Hoberman, and Andrew Storfer

Friday, 8 July 8:45 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. ASIH Assisted Reproductive Technologies and Genetic Resource Banking: Tools for Conserving Declining Amphibians Room: Minneapolis Ballroom E As a response to the global amphibian extinction crisis, captive assurance colonies are rapidly being established by zoos, governmental organizations, and universities for many species. The huge support for these efforts was evident by the response of zoos worldwide to the 2008 Year of the Frog sponsored by the American Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) and the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA). Furthermore, at the last World Congress of Herpetology held in Manaus, Brazil, numerous recovery plans presented included an ex-situ/captive branch to help complement their overall conservation management plan. Unfortunately though, not all amphibian species breed readily in captivity and assisted reproductive technologies developed in mammalian systems do not always transfer readily to other taxonomic groups. Developing the techniques and protocols to improve captive breeding programs and to increase the numbers of offspring available for reintroduction is necessary if this tool is to reach its full potential. Linked to this is the fact that in many cases, by the time captive breeding programs are started for an endangered species, a great deal of genetic diversity has already been lost from a population. Genetic resource banking can help to preserve genetic diversity that can be reintroduced into a population, but like many other assisted reproductive techniques, researchers must overcome many of the challenges associated with adapting these techniques to amphibians to make them useful and accessible to herpetologists and conservation Organizer: Jennifer Germano Co-organizer: Andy Kouba

13 Symposia (continued)

Sunday, 10 July 8:15 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday, 11 July 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. ASIH Biology of turtles of the Upper Mississippi River Basin: A symposium in honor of the 80th birthday of John M. Legler and his 50 years of fieldwork with turtles in the USA, Mexico, Central America, and Australia Room: Symphony Ballroom III This two day symposium will feature long term studies on turtles, historic studies, and present day activities on the Mississippi River, as well as distinguished former students of Legler reminiscing on their days in the field with him, (i.e., Jim Bull, Ed Moll, Jim Christiansen, and Jim Berry, among others). We are planning a dinner celebration, as well as a post meeting day trip on a paddle wheel steamboat down the Mississippi River to Weaver bottoms, a site where Mike Pappas and Justin Congdon have been studying Blandings turtles for over 35 years.

If you are a turtle person this is the place to be this year. Organizer: Richard Vogt Co-Organizers: Michael Pappas and Justin Congdon

14 Workshops Graduate Student Workshops Friday, 8 July 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. SSAR Graduate Student Workshop Law and Order in Herpetology: Permits and Regulations for Importation and Exportation Room: Conrad A Presenter: Aaron Bauer Saturday, 9 July 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. AES Graduate Student Workshop Elasmobranch Conservation Research: Principles and Room: Minneapolis Ballroom G Elasmobranch conservation is a hot topic given the precipitous population declines reported for many species, yet there are several aspects of elasmobranch conservation research that generate debate. For example, the use of lethal sampling methods in scientific research is a volatile subject area in general – but can it ever be justified in a conservation context? Moreover, what exactly constitutes "conservation research"? We all like to think that our work will contribute in some way to the preservation of our study species, but where do we draw the line in terms of claiming tangible conservation-oriented outcomes? This workshop will cover issues such as those mentioned above, in addition to which we will discuss perceptions of the non-scientific obligations of elasmobranch conservation researchers with regard to participating in public outreach and education programs. Leading elasmobranch researchers and conservation advocates will provide their personal views and insights on the complexities of elasmobranch conservation research, and lead discussions on the more contentious aspects of this important field of research. Presenters: Sonja Fordham, Neil Hammerschlag, Tonya Wiley-Lesher, and Nick Dulvy Sunday, 10 July 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. ASIH Graduate Student Workshop How to Get a Job After Graduate School Room: Conrad A Apprehensive about what to do after you earn your degree? Join us at this year's ASIH Graduate Student Organization workshop to ask the experts how to take that next step in your scientific career. Whether you are looking for a post-doc assistantship, teaching job, museum position, or a job with a government agency, our panel of experts can answer your inquiries and help guide you to finding the job you want. Lunch will be provided. Presenters: Kevin Conway, Mo Donnelly, Al Savitsky, and Dustin Siegel

15 SESSION AND SYMPOSIA MASTER

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY ROOM 7-Jul 8-Jul 9-Jul 10-Jul 11-Jul PLENARY Phylogeography Gulf- Legler Turtle AM Symphony III (Minneapolis Fish Conservation Legler Turtle Symposium Atlantic Symposium Symposium Ballroom EFG)

Snake Morphology/ Herp Behavior/Herp Symphony Fish Morphology Herp Reproductive Herp Ecology Population Genetics/Herp I & II Biology Coloration

Turtle Ecology & Minneapolis Amphibian Conservation Amphibian Evolution/ Herp Ecology/ Morphology/ Ballroom E Tools Symposium Amphibian Ecology Herp Ecotoxicology Herp Conservation

Minneapolis Fish Behavior/ Fish Evolution, Phylogeny Ranavirus Symposium Fish Evolution Ballroom F General Ichthyology & Systematics

Minneapolis AES Conservation & Fish Physiology/ AES Gruber I AES Gruber II Ballroom G Management Fish Ecology II

SSAR Seibert Award - Conrad B & C Ecology

LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH

Fish Genetics & Phylogeography Gulf- Fish Biogeography & Legler Turtle PM Symphony III Legler Turtle Symposium Morphology Atlantic Symposium Phylogeography Symposium

Herp Genomics, Symphony Neotropical Reptile Evolution & Fish Ecology I Invasive Species Morphology & I & II Ichthyology Systematics Development

Minneapolis Amphibian Conservation Herp Biogeography & HL Grad Award Herp Physiology Herp Ecotoxicology Ballroom E Tools Symposium Phylogeography

Fish Ecology, Minneapolis SSAR Seibert Award - Fish Evolution,,ygy Phylogeny RiSRanavirus Symposi um AES E col ogy Divers ity & Ballroom F Conservation I & Systematics Conservation

Minneapolis AES Behavior & AES Physiology & AES Reproduction & AES Open Mic Fish Ecology II Ballroom G Ecology Genetics Morphology

SSAR Seibert Award - Physiology/ SSAR Seibert Award - Conrad B & C SSAR Seibert Award - Conservation II Systematics & Evolution

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 vary) SSAR (6 - 8 p.m.)

AES BANQUET Marriott City Center Grand Ballroom JMIH GENERAL (6 p.m. - midnight) JMIH BANQUET RECEPTION SOCIAL (6 -10 p.m.) EVE (6 - 9 p.m.) ASIH/SSAR/HL EVENTS Hilton Nicollet Island ERNIE LINER Minneapolis Ballroom D Pavilion MARDI GRAS- AUCTION (9 p.m. - midnight) Grand Ballroom EFG

16 Thursday, 7 July Morning Plenary Session

Minneapolis Ballroom EFG, Hilton Minneapolis

8:30 AM Announcements & Welcome Kenneth H. Kozak, Chair, Local Host Committee, University of Minnesota

Guest Speaker Susan Weller, Director, Bell Museum of Natural History

8:45 AM SSAR Announcements

9:00 AM Award Presentations ASIH Gibbs, Fitch and Johnson Awards SSAR/HL/ASIH Meritorious Teaching Award in Herpetology PARC Alison Haskell Award for Excellence in Herpetofaunal Conservation

9:25 AM AES Plenary Speaker: “The history of studying endothermy in fishes: how many places can you stick a thermometer?” Kenneth J. Goldman, Alaska Department of Fish and Game

10:00 AM Beverage Break

10:30 AM HL Distinguished Herpetologist: “Hands, Sands, and Southern Lands: Geckos in Space and Time” Aaron Bauer, Villanova University

11:10 AM ASIH Past Presidential Address: "Plotting the Future of Comparative Biology" James Hanken, Harvard University

11:45 AM Closing and Announcements Kenneth H. Kozak, Chair, Local Host Committee, University of Minnesota

17 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE THURSDAY, 7 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

ROOM Minneapolis Ballroom E Minneapolis Ballroom F Minneapolis Ballroom G SESSION/ HL Grad Award SSAR Seibert Award - Conservation I AES Behavior & Ecology SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR M Mahoney J Mendelson G Burgess 1:30 PM 254 R Telemeco 581 M Chesser Modelling the Effects of Climate-change Induced Shifts Analysis of Human Error Rates related to Photographic in Nesting Date on Sex Ratios in Species with Identification in Ecological Databases: Implications for Temperature-dependent Sex Determination: A Case the Possibility of Incorporating Citizen Scientists Study Using Painted Turtles (Chrysemys picta) 1:45 PM 196 T Mitchell 712 C Otto 583 G Burgess

Phenotypic Effects of Clutch and Nest-site Choice Coarse Woody Debris Surveys Reveal Sampling Sequential and Serial Shark Attacks On Humans Over Revealed by Cross Fostering during Two Life-history Disturbance Effects and Seasonal Occupancy An Abbreviated Period of Time and Space in Sharm el- Stages Differences of Red-backed Salamanders Sheikh, Egypt: 6 Days, 5 Attacks, 2 Species - 2 Sharks?

2:00 PM 532 K Mougey 81 C Korfel 115 R Honebrink

Radio Transmitter Mass: Impacts on Home Range, Anticipated extirpation of a harlequin frog from the First Documented Attack by a Cookiecutter Shark on a Daily Displacement, and Nesting Movement in Texas Ecuadorian Andes based on 25 years' experience Human Horned Lizards

2:15 PM 239 M Anderson 61 L Witczak 723 R Hueter

Tail Autotomy Induces Differential Effects on Sprint Patterns in Diving Behavior of Whale Sharks Identified Variation in Survivorship and Recruitment of Performance between the Sexes in the Lizard Uta through Pop-up Satellite Archival Tagging in the Gulf of Malaclemys terrapin Over Three Decades stansburiana Mexico

2:30 PM 515 D Weeks 331 S Kimble 538 A Carlson

When Warmer isn’t Better: Subzero Tolerances and Vertical and Horizontal Movement Patterns of Archival Conservation Genetics of the Eastern Box Turtle Performance Eurythermy for the World’s Southernmost Satellite Tagged Spiny Dogfish in the Northwestern (Terrapene carolina carolina) in Indiana, USA Gecko Atlantic

2:45 PM 753 M Tuma 92 J Refsnider 509 S Teter

Nest-site Choice in Response to Climate Change and Modeling Habitat for Desert Tortoises in the Migratory Patterns and Habitat Use of Sand Tiger Effects on Offspring Performance in a Turtle with Northeastern Mojave Desert Sharks (Carcharias taurus) in the Northwest Atlantic Temperature-dependent Sex Determination

3:00 PM BREAK - Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD SESSION/ HL Grad Award SSAR Seibert Award - Conservation I AES Behavior & Ecology SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR H Heatwole H Waddle B Wetherbee 3:30 PM 497 R Jadin 611 J Guzy 672 B Wetherbee

Are Tiger Sharks Reef Sharks or Pelagic Sharks? Systematic revision of the snake genus Pseustes Urbanization Interferes with the use of Amphibians as Movements of Tiger Sharks in the Western North (Reptilia: Colubridae) Indicators of Wetland Health Atlantic

3:45 PM 744 S Sanders 358 S Price 725 M Drymon

Modeling the Effects of Urbanization on Salamander Re-evaluation of the Pseudogeographica Subgroup of Monitoring Movements of Bull Sharks (Carcharhinus Abundances using a Before-After Control-Impact Map Turtles (Genus: Graptemys) leucas) in Coastal Alabama Using Acoustic Telemerty Design

4:00 PM 674 S Whitfield 598 A Drayer 669 J Imhoff

Use Of Passive Acoustic Telemetry To Track Juvenile Pattern and Process in Amphibian and Reptile Declines Management Implications for Amphibian Communities Bull Sharks In The Indian River Lagoon System, FL, at La Selva Biological Station, Costa Rica Utilizing Constructed Ponds of Various Water Depths USA: Culmination Of A Three-Year Study

4:15 PM 738 L Regula Meyer 693 A Yahnke 511 S Kessel

The Impact of Typha angustifolia and Phragmites Amphibian Phenology and Aquatic Weed Management The Use of Aerial Survey to Estimate Population australis Invasions in Wetlands on Behavior of Larval in the Pacific Northwest United States Abundance for a Carcharhinid Species and Adult Rana clamitans

4:30 PM 204 J Earl 192 C Ma 485 I Peklova Depth and Temperature Preferences of Arctic Skate Reciprocal Subsidies in [onds: Does Leaf Input Increase Managing Amphibians in Agricultural Wetlands in South (Amblyraja hyperborea) and Greenland Halibut Frog Biomass Export? China: Effects of Fertilizers on Tadpole Performance (Reinhardtius hippoglossoides) in a Deep Water Arctic Marine Ecosystem 4:45 PM 153 R Denton 49 S Hanlon 206 C Braun

A Comparison of Amphibian Communities Between Interactive Effects of the Fungicide Thiophanate Methyl Movements of Juvenile Whale Sharks (Rhincodon Natural Ponds and Constructed Ponds of Multiple Ages and Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis in Culture and on typus) in the Red Sea and Construction Types Southern Leopard Frogs (Lithobates sphenocephalus)

5:00 PM 762 N Hammerschlag

High-resolution Movements of Large Coastal Sharks Satellite-tagged in the Subtropical Atlantic

18 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE THURSDAY, 7 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

Symphony III Symphony I & II Conrad B & C ROOM SSAR Seibert Awards - Physiology & SESSION/ Fish Genetics & Morphology Neotropical Ichthyology Morphology SYMPOSIUM T Near P Buckup M Preest MODERATOR 1:30 PM

T Berra 218 P Buckup 384 M Anderson 1:45 PM

Low Genetic Diversity in Nurseryfish, Kurtus gulliverI Areas of Fish Endemism in the Southern Tributaries of Iron Deposition in First-Generation Teeth of the (Perciformes: Kurtidae), and an Appraisal of its the Amazon River Streamside Salamander, Ambystoma barbouri Breeding System Using Microsatellite Loci

T Krabbenhoft 637 A Marmolejo - N 657 A Fuiten 2:00 PM Comparative Genomics of North American Minnows: Next-Generation Transcriptome Sequencing of Rio Community Assemblage Patterns of Inland Fishes in Skeletal variation underlying Ecomorphology in Grande Silvery Minnow, Hybognathus amarus Southern Regions of the Dominican Republic Melanesian Forest Frogs (Cypriniformes: Cyprinidae) K Boysen 369 C Ray - N 307 A Rivera 2:15 PM Evolution of Flapping in Turtles: A Comparative Sequence Validation of Known Microsatellites of Redescription and Morphometric Analysis of Examination of Forelimb Kinematics and Muscle Scaphirhynchus Sturgeon Species from the Lower Isorineloricaria (Siluriformes: Loricariidae) Function across Three Lineages (Trionychidae, Mississippi River Basin Carettochelyidae, Cheloniidae) R Chabarria 140 R Reis 335 M Karnatz 2:30 PM

A New Genus and Five New Species of Cascudinhos of Overwintering Behavioral Physiology of Hatchling Population genetics of Sicydium salvini the Subfamily Hypoptopomatinae (Siluriformes: Painted Turtles (Chrysemys picta) in Natural Nests Loricariidae) from Northern South America

S Hirase 458 D Stewart 58 J Lefebvre 2:45 PM

Spatial Patterns of Genetic Variation in Japanese A New Species of Arapaima (Pisces, Osteoglossidae) Tickle-Me Softly: A New Non-Invasive Technique for Common Intertidal Goby, Chaenogobius annularis, from the Solimoes River, Amazonas State, Brazil Sperm Extraction in Male Freshwater Turtles. Formed by the Cycles of Vicariance and Dispersal

BREAK - Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD 3:00 PM SSAR Seibert Awards - Systematics & SESSION/ Fish Genetics & Morphology Neotropical Ichthyology Evolution SYMPOSIUM T Turner M De Pinna R Brown MODERATOR A Jackson - GDM 522 F Lima 416 B Barker 3:30 PM The Role of Sea-level Fluctuations, Topography, and Conservation Genetics of Commercially Overexploited A Revision of the Cis-andean Species of the Genus Human Introductions in Generating Island Diversity: Grouper Species Brycon Müller & Troschel (Characiformes: Characidae) Multi-locus Phylogeography of a Widespread Eleutherodactylus frog in the Puerto Rican Bank N Martinez-Takeshita - GDM 699 V Sant'Anna - N 374 R Catullo 3:45 PM

Using Phylogenetics and Ecological Niche Modeling to The Global Genetic Diversity of Seriola lalandi Total Evidence Analysis of Needlefishes (Beloniformes: Investigate Speciation Patterns in Australian Burrowing (Yellowtail) Belonidae) Frogs (Uperoleia: Myobatrachidae)

M Reneski 573 F Bockmann 419 J Streicher 4:00 PM

Two New, Beautifully-Colored Species of the Systematics of Polymorphic Direct-Developing Frogs Temporal Genetic Analysis Reveals Divergence of Neotropical Catfish Cetopsorhamdia Eigenmann and (Anura: Craugastoridae) from Mexico and Northern Hatchery Steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss) via Drift Fisher, 1916 (Siluriformes, Heptapteridae) from Central America Western Brazil, with a Cladistic Analysis of the Genus

K Purcell 556 K Brochu - N 395 T Hagey 4:15 PM Molecular phylogenetics of the Neotropical Electric Evaluation of the Introduction History and Genetic Knifefish Genus Gymnotus (Gymnotidae, Teleostei): Diversity of a Serially Introduced Fish Population in Dynamics of Gecko Evolution Biogeography and Signal Evolution of the Trans- New Zealand Andean Species K Beshera 615 M de Pinna 446 E Rittmeyer 4:30 PM Structure and Relationships of Primitive Loricarioid Evolutionary Relationships and Population Genetic Bio-invasion of the Pacific: Human-mediated Catfishes (Siluriformes, Trichomycteridae and Structure of Labeobarbus (Cyprinidae) Species Flock of Introduction and Systematics of the Carlia fusca Nematogenyidae): Effects of Long-branches and Lake Tana, Ethiopia Complex in New Guinea and the Pacific Taxonomic Density in Lower Loricarioid Phylogeny N Holcroft 28 M Sabaj Pérez 364 D Scantlebury 4:45 PM

Piscatorial travelogue of the 2007 ACSI-PIPE Patterns of Adaptive Radiation in West Indian Dwarf A Survey of Euteleost Supracleithrum Synapomorphies expedition to Serra do Cachimbo, Brazil Geckos (Sphaerodactylidae: Sphaerodactylus)

E Wiley 614 C Linkem 5:00 PM Species Tree Despite Gene-Tree Incongruence in Large Teleost Epurals and Homology Datasets: The Phylogeny of the Sphenomorphus group (Squamata: Scincidae) M White 234 P Skipwith 5:15 PM Mitochondrial DNA Variation in the American Brook Multilocus Systematics and Divergence Times of New Lamprey Caledonian Diplodactylids

GI - ASIH General Ichthyology N = NIA Best Student Paper GDM = ASIH Stoye Genetics, Development, Morphology

19 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, 8 JULY, Morning Sessions

Minneapolis Ballroom E Minneapolis Ballroom F Minneapolis Ballroom G ROOM SESSION/ Amphibian Conservation Tools Symposium Ranavirus Symposium AES Gruber I SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR J Germano J Hoverman L Ferry 8:00 AM Welcome

8:15 AM 638 A Hyatt 518 A Maia

Shark Dorsal Fin Function: an Integrated Functional Morphological Approach

8:30 AM Ranaviruses: Where to Next? 469 J Ramsay

Function of The Jaw Depressors during Feeding in Little Skates, Leucoraja erinacea

8:45 AM Introduction 136 M Gray 452 J Gardiner

Are Ranaviruses Capable of Contributing to Amphibian Making Sense of Shark Senses: Multimodal Integration in Species Declines? Prey Tracking and Capture

9:00 AM 85 F Molinia 78 J Brunner 394 C Mull Does more Maternal Investment Lead to Larger Brains? Building the Anuran Reproductive Technology Toolbox - Amphibian Ranavirus Transmission and Persistence Evolutionary Relationships between Reproductive Mode Progress from New Zealand and Brain Size in Chondrichthyans 9:15 AM 51 J Germano 86 J Hoverman 273 T Meredith

Hormone-induced spermiation in the Northern leopard Amphibian Susceptibilities to the Emerging Amphibian Electrophysiological Evidence for Multiple Types of frog (Rana pipiens) and endangered dusky gopher frog Pathogen Ranavirus Amino Acid Olfactory Receptors in Elasmobranchs (Rana sevosa)

9:30 AM 141 D Lesbarrères Ranaviruses and Amphibians: Outside the Box of Host- parasite Relationships 9:45 AM BREAK - Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD 83 J Kerby BREAK - Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD

Effects of Pesticide Exposure on Susceptibility to Ranavirus in Tiger Salamanders, Ambystoma tigrinum

SESSION/ Amphibian Conservation Tools Symposium Ranavirus Symposium AES Gruber I SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR J Germano J Brunner M McComb-Kobza

10:00 AM 18 AASill Silla 108 CCB Bang ley

Effect of Multiple Priming Injections of Luteinizing COFFEE BREAK Variation in the Feeding Ecology of Spiny Dogfish Hormone-releasing Hormone on Spermiation and (Squalus acanthias) Overwintering in North Carolina Ovulation in Gϋnther's Toadlet, Pseudophryne guentheri Waters Based on Size and Habitat 10:15 AM 214 V Trudeau 277 J Jancovich 319 A Cicia The Seasonal Blood Biochemical Status of the Little Induction of Spawning in Anura by the AMPHIPLEX Evidence for Multiple Recent Host Species Shifts among Skate, Leucoraja erinacea, Exposed to Graded Bouts of Method the Ranaviruses (Family Iridoviridae) Aerial Exposure 10:30 AM 29 C Langhorne 366 A Storfer 661 J Dale

Sperm Motility and Hormonal Induction Timing in the Ranavirus-salamander Evolution: From Genes to Metabolic rates and bioenergetics of juvenile brown Boreal Toad (Bufo boreas boreas) Landscapes stingrays, Dasyatis lata, in Kāne‘ohe Bay, Oahu, HI

10:45 AM 59 M Wilkes-Martin 128 V Chinchar 424 A Maljkovic Frequency of Exogenous Hormone Administration Affects Elucidating Ranavirus Gene Function Using Anti-sense Decadal-Scale Shifts in the Isotopic Signatures of Sperm Characteristics in the Fowler Toad (Bufo fowleri): Approaches Predatory Sharks in the Western Indian Ocean Implications for Captive Breeding 11:00 AM 31 L Arregui 41 J Robert 43 A Carlisle Reconstructing the Life of a Pelagic Shark: Investigating Successful In Vitro Fertilization with Hormonal Induced Complex role of macrophages in Xenopus immune Ontogenetic Changes in Trophic Ecology and Habitat Bufo fowleri Sperm Stored at 4°C for up to 8 Days defenses and peristence of the ranavirus FV3 Use in Salmon Sharks (Lamna ditropis) Using Stable Isotope Analysis 11:15 AM 53 A Kouba 336 D Green 33 D Shiffman Detection of an Ontogenetic Shift in the Diet of the A Review of the History, Current Research, and Future Comparative Pathology of Ranavirus Infections in Wild Sandbar Shark (Carcharhinus plumbeus, Nardo 1827) Considerations for Amphibian Genetic Cryoconservation Amphibians Using Minimally Invasive d13C and d15N Stable Isotope Analysis 11:30 AM 84 J Clulow 180 A Balseiro 167 S Kim

Pathological Changes Observed in European Dietary Specialization Among White Sharks in the Genome Banking Australian Frogs - The Way Forward Amphibians with Ranaviral Diseases Northeast Pacific

11:45 AM 23 G Della Togna 129 D Miller

Establishing a Genome Resource Bank for the Comparative Pathology of Ranaviral Disease among Panamanian Golden Frog (Atelopus zeteki) Amphibians, Reptiles and Fish

12:00 PM LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH

20 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, 8 JULY, Morning Sessions

Symphony III Symphony I & II Conrad B & C ROOM SESSION/ Phylogeography Gulf-Atlantic Symposium Fish Morphology SSAR Seibert Award - Ecology SYMPOSIUM A Lopez A McCune B Brodman MODERATOR 457 A Lopez 65 E Eskew 8:00 AM

Pattern and Process in the Distribution of Freshwater Effects of Flow Regulation on Anuran Occupancy and Biodiversity in Southeastern Coastal Drainages: A Abundance in Riparian Zones Review

89 J Anderson 14 C Kenaley - GDM 754 C St. Andre 8:15 AM

Dampening Drag and Paring Pressure: A Novel Annual Variation of Orientation and Timing of Amphibian Hypothesis for the Function of Enormous Fangs in Deep- Movements in South Central Kentucky sea Fishes Eustatically-Controlled Evolution of the Gulf of Mexico 293 R Schelly 527 A Deyle Coastal Plain 8:30 AM A New Species of Kaupichthys (Anguilliformes: Trapping Two Species of Aquatic Salamanders in Chlopsidae), and a Morphological Assessment of Central Florida for Genetic Analysis of Dispersal Chlopsid Relationships

517 L deSouza 210 P Hundt 502 J Leduc 8:45 AM

Metal-Induced Fitness Response of Leopard Frog Biogeographic Patterns of Aquatic Fauna in Coastal Evolution of Dental Morphologies in Blenniid Fishes (Lithobates pipiens) Larvae in Tailings Wetlands: A story Plains Drainages of the Eastern United States (Teleostei: Perciformes: Blenniidae) of trace Metals Mingling with the Ranavirus

426 A Lopez 248 A Deary 633 T McPeek 9:00 AM

Comparative Ontogeny of the Oral Jaws in the Drums Effect of Exposures to Common Pesticides During Common and Contrasting Phylogeographic Patterns in (Sciaenidae) of the Chesapeake Bay with comparisons Multiple Aquatic Life Stages of Spotted Salamanders Aphredoderus and Esox to the Freshwater Drum, Aplodinotus grunniens (Ambystoma maculatum)

476 M Sandel 315 L Habegger 207 M Harless 9:15 AM

Comparative Phylogeography of Coastal Plain Fishes Feeding biomechanics of the swordfish (Xiphias gladius) Comparative Toxicity of Six Chemical Road Deicers to and amphibians rostrum Larval Wood Frogs (Rana sylvatica)

BREAK - Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD 9:30 AM SESSION / Phylogeography Gulf-Atlantic Symposium Fish Morphology SSAR Seibert Award - Ecology SYMPOSIUM A Lopez P Cochran N Karraker MODERATOR 505 J Quattro 665 H Aryafar 375 W Anthonysamy 10:00 AM

Genetic and Morphological Divergence in Lake Possible Sexual Dimorphism in the California Grunion, Mating System and Reproductive Success in Blanding's Waccamaw Endemic Fishes Leuresthes tenuis (Atheriniformes: Atherinopsidae) Turtles (Emys blandingii)

264 T Darden 267 W Aguirre 39 J Paterson 10:15 AM

Dispersal and Colonization of Fish Communities within The Osteological Basis of Body Shape Evolution in Generally specialized or especially general? Habitat Palustrine Wetland Complexes Threespine Stickleback Fish selection by Snapping Turtles (Chelydra serpentina)

750 A McKee 125 M Doosey 642 A Fox 10:30 AM Comparison of Genetic Structure of the Florida Sand Landscape Predictors of Genetic Diversity in Segmentation and Centra Formation in Euteleost Skink, Plestiodon reynoldsi, in Homogeneous and Amphibians with Differing Dispersal Abilities Caudal Skeletons Heterogeneous Scrub on Lake Wales Ridge in Central Florida 282 B Kuhajda 525 M Melo 570 C Friesen 10:45 AM

Phylogeography of the Subgenus Fuscatelum (Percidae: Morphology and Innervation of the Lateral-Line Organs Not Just a Chastity Belt: The Role of Copulatory Plugs in Etheostoma) Based on Mitochondrial and Nuclear DNA in Deep-Sea Swallowers (Chiasmodontidae: Teleostei) Red-sided Garter Snakes Revisited Sequences

164 J Egge 610 MV Hirt - GDM 482 J Chamberlain 11:00 AM

Comparative Phylogeography of Mississippi Embayment Gill Raker Morphology in Suckers Stochastic Variation in Life-history Traits in a Population 610 Fishes (Cypriniformes:Catostomidae) of Thamnophis proximus in East Texas

758 N Johnson 42 A Cass - GDM 580 A Durso 11:15 AM

Phylogeographic Investigations of Freshwater Pearly Swimbladders and Lungs: Molecular Development of the Interactions of Sex, Age and Behavior in Death-feigning Mussels (Bivalvia: Unionidae) Inhabiting Rivers of the Air-filled Organs of Vertebrates Snakes (Heterodon) Gulf-Atlantic Coastal Plain

501 L Knowles 60 A McCune 24 A Kennedy 11:30 AM

An Example of Human Associated Faunal Change from A Fantastic Voyage Through the Lungs and a Late Quaternary Fossil Herpetofauna of New Swimbladders of Basal Osteichthyans Caledonia Statistical Phylogeography: Virtues of a Unified Eclectic 52 D Rosati Perspective 11:45 AM

Analysis and Validation of Fin Rays for Aging Gulf Sturgeon

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

21 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, 8 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

Minneapolis Ballroom E Minneapolis Ballroom F Minneapolis Ballroom G ROOM SESSION/ Amphibian Conservation Tools Symposium Ranavirus Symposium AES Physiology & Genetics SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR A Kouba J Brunner C Luer 1:30 PM 21 M Houck 120 D Schock

Biobanking Amphibian Cells for Research and Amphibian Ranaviruses in Canada - Historical, Current Conservation and Future Research Directions

1:45 PM 187 C Figiel, Jr. 351 A Duffus 717 C Luer

Cryopreservation of Sperm from the Axolotl Ambystoma Shark Immune Cell-derived Factors Induce Apoptosis Ranaviruses in European Amphibians mexicanum (Programmed Cell Death) in T-cell Leukemia Cells

2:00 PM 19 N Shishova 40 R Mazzoni 371 C Walker

Cryopreservation of Sperm for Conservation of Assessing the Impacts of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Current Understanding of Ranaviruses in South America Threatened Amphibians on Sharks Caught off the Coast of Alabama

2:15 PM 760 Y Une 274 J Kneebone The Physiological Effects of Capture Stress, Recovery, Emergence of Ranaviruses in Japan and Post-release Survivorship of Juvenile Sand Tigers (Carcharias taurus) Caught on Rod and Reel 2:30 PM 217 S Kanchanakhan 344 L Ferry

Masticatory Myosin Expression in Jaw Adductor Muscles Ranaviruses in Frogs and Fish in Southeast Asia of the Chimaeroids

2:45 PM 582 T Waltzek 96 M McComb-Kobza

Temporal Resolution and Spectral Sensitivity of the Isolation of Frog Virus 3 from Pallid Sturgeon Suggests Visual System of Three Coastal Shark Species From an Interclass Host Shift Different Light Environments

3:00 PM BREAK 491 J Gelsleichter

Discussion Relaxin while Reproducin' II: Characterization of Relaxin Receptor-like Activity in Male Elasmobranchs MODERATOR: D Miller 3:15 PM 46 R Marschang 466 M Porter

Squalus acanthias Swims using its Vertebral Column as Ranaviruses in European Reptiles a Spring

3:30 PM 764 M Allender 478 J Gersch

Microsatellite and Mitochondrial DNA Analyses of Genetic Ranaviral Disease in Chelonians of North America Structure in the Nurse Shark, Ginglymostoma cirratum, from the Western Atlantic Ocean 3:45 PM 134 M Allender 643 M Poortvliet

Challenge studies of Australian Native Reptiles with a Population Genetics of the Spinetail Devil Ray (Mobula Ranavirus isolated from a Native Amphibian japanica) in the Pacific Ocean

4:00 PM 183 B Bang Jensen

Assessing the Risk of Introducing Exotic Ranaviruses into Europe via Imports of Infected Ornamental fish from Asia

4:15 PM 94 A Picco POSTER SESSION I POSTER SESSION I Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD Amphibian Commerce and the Threat of Pathogen Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD Pollution

4:30 PM Future Directions 4:45 PM Roundtable Discussions 5:00 PM (Director's Row 2, 3, & 4) 5:30 PM 6:00 PM HL Business Meeting 6-8 p.m.

22 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, 8 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

Symphony III Symphony I & II Conrad B & C ROOM SESSION/ Phylogeography Gulf-Atlantic Symposium Fish Ecology I SSAR Seibert Award - Conservation II SYMPOSIUM

M Sandel M Gibbs R Durtsche MODERATOR

401 J Knouft 411 H Owens - EE 1:30 PM Integrating Species Distribution Data with Flow Estimates from Hydrologic Model Predictions to Quantify Climate Change and the Distributions of Atlantic Fishes: Hydrologic Niche Characteristics of Fishes in the Mobile A Correlative Ecological Niche Modeling Approach River Drainage 468 M Raley 697 P Cochran 178 Y Sung 1:45 PM

The Longnose Shiner, Notropis longirostris (Hay, 1881), Field and Laboratory Observations on the Ecology and Impacts of Illegal Trapping on Endangered Big-headed as a Case Study of Mobile Vicariance Shaping Coastal Behavior of the Chestnut Lamprey (Ichthyomyzon Turtles (Platysternon megacephalum) in Hong Kong Phylogeogeography castaneus)

616 P Unmack 603 C Peacock 492 J Riley 2:00 PM

Using GIS to Predict Population Connectivity in Applicability of the Flood-Pulse Paradigm to Largemouth Too Hot, Too Cold, or Just Right: Evaluation of a Southwestern USA Rivers based on Continental Shelf Bass Micropterus salmoides in the Highly Regulated Common Turtle Conservation Technique, Nest-caging Width Arkansas River

555 D Halas 295 B Sanchez 535 A Hathaway 2:15 PM

Phylogeography of the Darter Etheostoma lynceum in A Comparison of Growth and Fecundity of Paralabrax Relocating Gopher Tortoises onto a Working Cattle the Lower Mississippi and Gulf of Mexico Coastal nebulifer (barred sand bass) from Polluted and Ranch: How Does Available Vegetation Correlate with Drainages Unpolluted sites in Southern California Burrow Placement.

689 M Roberts 259 M Gibbs 2:30 PM

Phylogenetic Patterns in a Crustacean Model Suggest a Age and Growth Patterns of the Loricariid Shared Region-Wide Evolutionary History Shaping the Pterygoplichthys disjunctivus, in Volusia Blue Spring, Coastal Southeastern United States Florida

483 C Thawley 349 C Little 2:45 PM

Analysis of Habitat Utilization and Reproductive Phylogeography and Invasive Spread of Two Cuban Potential of Atlantic Sturgeon, Acipenser oxyrinchus, in Anurans in the Southeastern United States the Saco River, ME

138 M Hayes 569 J Barkstedt 3:00 PM

From the Bottom to the Top: Comparative The Downstream Effects of Fish on Ecosystem Structure Phylogeography of Two Gulf Coastal Plain fFshes and Function

337 L Alberici da Barbiano 428 J Matillano - GI 3:15 PM

Biodiversity of Cyprinids in Northern Palawan, Phylogeography of a Unisexual-Bisexual Mating System Philippines

766 J Williams 240 JSchaeferJ Schaefer 3:30 PM

Patterns of variability in topminnow (Fundulus) Pleistocene River Drainages of Florida: Evidence from developmental time not accounted for by size or Fossil Fish and Mussels temperature

3:45 PM

Panel Discussion

4:00 PM POSTER SESSION I 4:30 PM Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD 5:00 PM 5:30 PM 6:00 PM EE = ASIH Stoye Ecology & Ethology

GI = ASIH Stoye General Ichthyology

23 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SATURDAY, 9 JULY, Morning Sessions

ROOM Minneapolis Ballroom E Minneapolis Ballroom F Minneapolis Ballroom G SESSION/ Turtle Ecology & Morphology Fish Evolution AES Gruber II SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR B Kingsbury P Chakrabarty M Porter 8:00 AM 263 C Swarth 609 L Sorenson - GI

Sex and Age Differences in Home Range and Habitat Accomodating Incomplete Sampling in Shark Use of Eastern Box Turtles (Terrapene carolina Macroevolution carolina)

8:15 AM 449 J McGuire 70 P Chakrabarty 427 D Kacev

Mating System, Male Reproductive Success, and Genetypes: A Concept to Help Integrate Molecular Characterizing Genetic Diversity of Two Species of Population Connectivity of Blanding's Turtles Systematics and Traditional Taxonomy Pelagic Shark (Emydoidea blandingii)

8:30 AM 479 N Valenzuela 341 D Roje - GI 670 J Ashe

The Lesser Known Challenge of Climate Change: Evaluating the Effects of Non-neutral Molecular Markers Testing predictions of the "natal homing hypothesis" for Thermal Variance and Sex-Reversal in Vertebrates with on Phylogeny Estimation: Should We be Using sharks, using lemon sharks (Negaprion brevirostris) in Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination Rhodopsin to Infer Fish Relationships? the Western Atlantic as a model species.

8:45 AM 578 B Kingsbury 579 G Ortí 271 C Chabot

The Resurrection of Galeorhinus zyopterus in the Factors Inducing Emergence from Over-Wintering for Ostariophysan Phylogeny: Characiformes and Northeastern Pacific and its Global Congenerics Based the Eastern Box Turtle, Terrapene carolina Siluriformes are Sister Taxa on Genetic, Life-history, and Morphological Evidence

9:00 AM 123 S Turk 265 S Ferdous - GI 87 J Knuckey

Patterns of Formation, Chondrification, and Ossification Geometric Morphometrics as a Tool to Elucidate Etmopterus sp. nov., a New Species of Lanternshark of the Cranial and Postcranial Skeleton of Graptemys Phylogenies (Squaliformes: Etmopteridae) From Taiwan kohnii (Emydidae)

9:15 AM 287 G Rivera 106 F Uiblein 748 A Gallagher

Habitat-associated Trade-off between Mechanical On the Evolution of Colour Patterns in the Ophidiid Stressed-out: Species-Specific Responses to Angling Strength and Hydrodynamic Efficiency of Shell Shape Genus Neobythites Pressure Among Various Coastal Sharks in the Freshwater Turtle Pseudemys concinna

9:30 AM 779 G Guillen

Multi-scale Temporal and Spatial Patterns in Movement and Habitat Utilization by the Diamondback Terrapin, Malaclemys terrapin littoralis, as determined by Radio BREAK - Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD and Acoustic Telemetry

9:45 AM SESSION/ Herp Conservation Fish Evolution AES Gruber II SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR D Mushet K Piller E Heist 10:00 AM 97 C McMahan - GI 260 MWintonM Winton

Comparative demography of two populations of the Investigating the Tempo of Diversification among Major roughtail skate, Bathyraja trachura (Gilbert, 1892), in Cichlid Lineages the eastern North Pacific

10:15 AM 292 C Adkins Giese 620 D Bloom - GI 627 J McKinney

Does Habitat Control Lineage Diversification Rates? A Protecting Herpetofauna Under the Endangered Predicting Suitable Habitat for Whale Shark, Rhincodon Test Using Molecular Phylogeny and Biogeography of Species Act typus, Aggregations in the Northern Gulf of Mexico Silversides (Atherinopsidae)

10:30 AM 707 P Bishop 385 D Stevenson 588 K Dove

The Amphibian Survival Alliance (ASA) Jumps nto The Presence of Great White Sharks: Associations with A revision of the Caristiidae Action Environmental Factors

10:45 AM 107 D Mushet 378 A Thomson - GI 724 A Kroetz

The Effects of USDA Conservation Programs on Molecular Phylogenetics of the African Catfish Family Ecology of Bonnetheads (Sphyrna tiburo) in the Northern Leopard Frog Habitat Suitability in North Amphiliidae (Teleostei: Siluriformes) Northern Gulf of Mexico Dakota

11:00 AM 703 A Sacerdote 200 K Piller 536 C Eddy

The Life History and Feeding Ecology of the Galapagos Assessment of Amphibian Community Structure Evolutionary Diversification of Shape Disparity in New Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) in the Waters off Following Flatwoods Wetland Restoration World Silversides (Atherinopsidae) Bermuda

11:15 AM 451 D LeGros 459 D Lumbantobing - GI 35 K James

Logging Roads, Road Effects and Mitigation Morphology and Molecules in the Phylogenetic Study of Life History Characteristics of the Starry Skate, Raja Techniques for Amphibians in a Central Ontario Forest the Genus Rasbora sensu lato (Teleostei; Cyprinidae) stellulata, from the eastern North Pacific.

11:30 AM 447 G Burghardt 422 B Higgins - PPE 103 A Nosal Feeding Meets Reproduction: Jaw Mechanics and Aggregation Behavior of the Leopard Shark (Triakis Snakes and Conservation: Do Monkeys Provide Dietary Breadth in the Beach-spawning California semifasciata) Associated with the Head of La Jolla Lessons? Grunion (Leuresthes tenuis) and its Atherinopsine Submarine Canyon, San Diego County, California Relatives (Teleostei: Atherinopsidae) 11:45 AM 759 D Martin 105 B Legare

Site Fidelity, Residency, and Movements of Juvenile Forensic Identification of Reptile Species Using Scale Blacktip (Carcharhinus limbatus) and Lemon (Negaprion Morphology brevirostris) Sharks in Nursery Areas of St John, USVI 12:00 PM LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH

GI = ASIH Stoye General Ichthyology PPE = ASIH Stoye Physiology & Physiologial Ecology

24 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SATURDAY, 9 JULY, Morning Sessions

Symphony III Symphony I & II Conrad B & C ROOM SESSION/ Fish Conservation Snake Morphology No Session Scheduled SYMPOSIUM M Steele S Trauth MODERATOR 646 M Steele 386 B Young 8:00 AM

A Comparison of Growth, Reproduction, and Tissue Propulsive Mechanics during Swimming in Water Production of Temperate Reef Fishes on Artificial and Monitors (Varanus salvator) Natural Reefs

215 K Longenecker 261 P Nicodemo 8:15 AM

Population Characteristics of Exploited Fishes from Longitudinal Variation in the Axial Muscles of Snakes Hawaii's Mesophotic (50-100 m) Coral Ecosystems

228 B Fluker - GDM 75 S Trauth 8:30 AM

Spring-adapted Species as a Model for Understanding Proximal Genital Ducts and Their Ultrastructural the Genetic Consequences of Aquatic Habitat Characteristics in Male Flathead Snakes (Tantilla Fragmentation gracilis)

608 M Bessert 696 N Clarke 8:45 AM

Brook Trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) in the Northern The Physics Behind the Shape of Venom-Conducting Driftless Area: Are There Any Natives Left? Fangs in Snakes

63 A Kinziger 407 M Davis 9:00 AM Small founding number and low genetic diversity in an Head shape and its contribution to the phylogenetic introduced species exhibiting limited invasion success resolution of the Western Rattlesnake Complex (speckled dace, Rhinichthys osculus) (Crotalus viridis and C. oreganus) 93 M Schwemm 589 M Smith 9:15 AM

Conservation implications of fragmentation of the Is the Trophic Morphology of Snakes Inducible by threatened Leopard Darter, Percina pantherina Variation in Prey Size and Abundance?

BREAK - Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD 9:30 AM SESSION/ Fish Conservation Herp Reproductive Biology No Session Scheduled SYMPOSIUM S Bortone R Aldridge MODERATOR 316 S Welsh 13 D Siegel 10:00 AM

Migration and Dam Passage of Yellow-Phase American The Function of the Sexual Collecting Ducts in Eels in the Shenandoah River of the Potomac River Notophthalmus viridescens Drainage, USA.

484 A George 177 M Alam 10:15 AM Reppgroductive Isolating Mechanisms and Genetic Divergences in the Genus Hoplobatrachus (Anura, Spring Habitat Restoration in the Conasauga River Dicroglossidae) Based on Crossing Experiments, Drainage for an Endemic Darter Chromosomal and Histological Observations, and Allozyme and Mitochondrial Analyses 306 L Dirk 727 E Love 10:30 AM

A Co-evolutionary Mismatch Between Signaler Interim Fish Community Response of the Kissimmee Behavior and Receiver Preference in Noise in Cope's River Restoration Gray Treefrog (Hyla chrysoscelis)

746 A Akama 747 A Vélez 10:45 AM

Finding a Mate at a Cocktail Party: Dip-listening Damming the Amazon: Impacts on Fish Fauna Improves Acoustic Mate Recognition in Cope’s Gray Treefrogs

751 G Galland - EE 211 C Lenhart 11:00 AM

Historical Ecology and Conservation of Blennioid Fishes Impact of Prolonged High Summer Streamflow Duration in the Gulf of California, Mexico on Turtle Nesting Success in Minnesota Rivers

154 S Bortone 101 R Aldridge 11:15 AM

Research Status Following the BP Deepwater Horizon Frequency of Prenuptial and Postnuptial Oil Spill Spermatogenesis in Snakes and Lizards

605 B Sanzenbacher 393 J Krenz 11:30 AM

WhyReef: A Scientifically Accurate Digital Game Designed to Teach Youth About the Diversity and Multiple Paternity in Common Five-lined Skinks Ecology of Coral Reefs

144 B Froeschke - EE 563 M Pilgrim 11:45 AM Comparison of Spatio-temporal Predictive Models for Juvenile Southern Flounder (Paralichthys lethostigma) Secondary Sex Ratios in Six Snake Species along the Northern Gulf of Mexico using Boosted Regression Trees and Artificial Neural Networks LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH 12:00 PM

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

25 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SATURDAY, 9 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

ROOM Minneapolis Ballroom E Minneapolis Ballroom F Minneapolis Ballroom G SESSION/ Herp Physiology AES Ecology AES Reproduction & Morphology SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR S Beaupre G Skomal J Gelsleichter 1:30 PM 524 J Stephens 278 G Skomal

Phenotypic Responses of Amphibian Larvae to Implications of Increasing Pinniped Populations on the Prolonged Predatory Cues are Associated with Diet and Abundance of White Sharks off the Coast of Chronically Elevated Levels of Stress Hormone Massachuestts

1:45 PM 461 M Gifford 720 A Tilley 301 A Yamaguchi

Potential Impact of Climate Change on Competing Functional Ecology of the Southern Stingray (Dasyatis Reproductive Biology of Shortspine Spurdog, Squalus Salamander Species in the Southern Appalachian americana) in a Tropical Shallow Reef System mitsukurii, around Ishigaki Island, Okinawa, Japan Mountains

2:00 PM 677 A Gunderson - PPE 15 M Belleggia 498 E Hoffmayer

Geographic Variation in the Thermal Ecology and Reproductive Biology of the Atlantic Sharpnose Shark, Long Term Changes in the Spiny Dogfish (Squalus Physiology of Anolis cristatellus and its Implications in a Rhizoprionodon terraenovae, in the Northern Gulf of acanthias) Trophic Role in the Southwestern Atlantic Changing World Mexico

2:15 PM 72 M Ballen 322 L Leclerc 600 L Bade Sex-specific Basking and Activity Effects on Lizard Analyses of Gastro-intestinal Tracts of Greenland Asymmetric Development of the Female Reproductive Superoxide Levels: High Superoxide Levels in Hot Sharks (Somniosus microcephalus) from Svalbard, Tract in Elasmobranchs: A Comparative Analysis of Females and Cool Males Norway Modes of Reproduction and Life History Traits 2:30 PM 381 J Amiel - PPE 305 P Matich 350 L Williams

An Assessment of Seasonal and Individual Variation in Temperature Dependent Control of Blood Distribution in Ontogenetic Shift in the Habitat Use and Diet of Reproductive Hormones from a Captive Population of Snakes Juvenile Bull Sharks in a Coastal Estuary Female Little Skates

2:45 PM 629 K McCann 155 B Neifert 320 B Prohaska Utilization of Steroid Hormones Extracted from the Analyzing a Predator-Prey Interaction: Muscular A Comparison of Tooth Breakage Rates in Miocene Skeletal Muscle Tissue of the Little Skate (Raja Performance in Boas (Boa constrictor) and Carcharhinid Sharks from the Carmel Church Quarry, erinacea) and the Spiny Dogfish (Squalus acanthias) to Cardiovascular Response in Rats during Constriction Caroline County, VA Determine Reproductive Status 3:00 PM 526 M Holding - PPE 443 N Hussey 268 A Stoehr

Altered Navigational Demands Induce Changes in the Stable Isotope Dynamics in Elasmobranchs: Methods Hyoid and Pharyngeal Arch Mechanics during Prey Cortical Brain Region of Free-ranging Northern Pacific and Assumptions Processing in Elasmobranchs Rattlesnakes (Crotalus o. oreganus)

3:15 PM 99 A Wilmes 345 H McCann 283 C Riley

Trophic Ecology and Movement Dynamics of South Identification of the Female Sex Pheromone in the Ontogenetic Pattern of Mineralization in the Thorny African White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) Inferred African Brown House Snake, Lamprophis fuliginosus Skate (Amblyraja radiata) from Stable Isotope Profiles in Vertebrae

3:30 PM 413 C Murray 347 S Hinojosa- Alvarez 118 P Motta Trophic Ecology of Giant Manta (Manta birostris, Salinity and Alligator Egg Shape Variation: A Geometric Placoid Scale Morphology, Erection and Function in Walbaum 1792) using stable isotopes of δ15N and Morphometric Analysis The Shortfin Mako Isurus oxyrinchus δ13C in the Northeast of the Yucatan Peninsula

3:45 PM 516 T Markle - PPE 679 W Smith 680 J Hendon The Effects of Temperature, Growth, and Water Ecophysiological Analysis of Species Variation in Evidence of a Second Rhinoptera Species Inhabiting Concentration on the Elemental Composition of Geographic Range Size the Northern Gulf of Mexico Elasmobranch Vertebrae 4:00 PM 4:30 PM POSTER SESSION II AES Business Meeting 5:00 PM Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD 4 - 6 p.m. 5:30 PM SSAR Business Meeting 6:00 PM 6 - 8 p.m. PPE = ASIH Stoye Physiology & Physiologial Ecology

26 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SATURDAY, 9 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

Symphony III Symphony I & II Conrad B & C ROOM SESSION/ Fish Biogeography & Phylogeography Reptile Evolution & Systematics No Session Scheduled SYMPOSIUM D Portnoy H Shaffer MODERATOR R Stearley 475 H Shaffer 1:30 PM

Neogene Fossil Oncorhynchus of Western Nevada and How Old are the Living Turtles? the Paleobiogeography of Cutthroat Trouts

D Portnoy 481 B Martin 1:45 PM

Evidence of a Surprisingly Recent Vicariant Event in a Range-wide Molecular Phylogenetics of the North Geologically Active Suture-Zone in the Gulf of Mexico American Box Turtles (Terrapene)

M Tipton - GI 548 R Glor 2:00 PM

Phylogeography of the Eastern Blacknose Dace, Phylogenetics and Diversification of Anolis Lizards Rhinichthys atratulus

J DiBattista 755 J Schulte 2:15 PM

Phylogeographic Patterns in Two Related Indo-Pacific Overestimation of Bayesian Credibility Values with Butterflyfish, Chaetodon meyeri and Chaetodon Nuclear DNA Data: An Example Using Liolaemini Lizards ornatissimus, Reveal Insights Into Evolutionary History

W Ludt 587 T Gamble 2:30 PM

Sea Level Fluctuations and Genetic Diversity in Two Geckos as a Model Clade to Study the Evolution of Sex Habitats: Comparisons of Two Lagoon and Two Seaward Determining Mechanisms Reef Wrasses (Genus: Halichoeres)

M Bernal 624 T Jackman 2:45 PM

Phylogeography of Halichoeres claudia and Halichoeres Phylogenetic Relationships of the "Gehyra Group" ornatissimus: New Insights on Patterns of Population Geckos Connectivity across the Central-West Pacific

A Ackiss 343 M Heinicke 3:00 PM

Corroborated Phylogeographic Breaks Across the Coral Phylogeny and Patterns of Diversification in the Triangle: Population Structure in the Redbelly Pachydactylus Group (Gekkota: Gekkonidae) Fusilier, Caesio cuning

L Rüber 25 B Hedges 3:15 PM

Patterns and Processes of Evolutionary Diversification in Blindsnake Evolution: Tracing the Deep History and Snakeheads Biogeography of a Mega-Radiation of Burrowing Snakes

P Hollanda Carvalho 36 J Marin 3:30 PM Speciation in the Upper Parana River as Exemplified by Blindsnake Evolution: Tracing the History and the Hypostomus ancistroides (Siluriformes, Loricariidae) Biogeography of an Australian Radiation Complex F Martin 613 R Thomas 3:45 PM

Exploring Recent Range Changes for Some Stream and Blindsnake Evolution: The Blindsnakes of Hispaniola Marsh Fishes on the Texas Coastal Prairie (Typhlopidae and Leptotyphlopidae)

4:00 PM POSTER SESSION II 4:30 PM Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD 5:00 PM 5:30 PM 6:00 PM NIA Meeting GI = ASIH Stoye General Ichthyology 6-8 p.m.

27 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, 10 JULY, Morning Sessions

ROOM Minneapolis Ballroom E Minneapolis Ballroom F Minneapolis Ballroom G SESSION/ Amphibian Evolution Fish Behavior AES Conservation & Management SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR R Lovich T Donaldson K Weng 8:00 AM 577 J Balaban 708 D Marancik

Elasmobranch Infestations by the Marine Leech Burrrowing Behavior of the Pacific Sand Lance Branchellion torpedinis in Aquarium Settings

8:15 AM 740 J Rearick - GH 440 K Staab 590 L Jordan

Do Convergent Means of Premaxillary Protrusion Behavioral Responses to Weak Electric Fields and a Evolution of Freeze Tolerance in Anurans Produce Similar FLow Regimes during Suction Feeding? Lanthanide Metal in Two Shark Species

8:30 AM 733 R Brown 687 R Oldfield 659 K Weng

Expression of Arginine Vasotocin and V1a Receptor in Phylogenetic Analysis of Community Structure in Connectivity of US and Mexican White Shark the Brain is Higher in a Polygamous Fish Species than in Melanesian Forest Frogs Populations in the Eastern Pacific a Closely Related Monogamous Species

8:45 AM 713 D Páez-Moscoso 622 J Hoover 412 S Pardo

Diversity and Speciation Patterns in the Andean Genus Physical Training and Swimming Performance of Does it Fit? Choice of Growth Model can Bias Osornophryne (Anura: Bufonidae) Juvenile Sturgeon (Acipenser spp.) Vulnerability Estimates in Sharks

9:00 AM 710 A Mengistu 594 E Clark 635 R Scharer Phylogeography of Leptopelis and Ptychadena (Anura, Group Nesting Sites of the Ocean Triggerfish, Examination of Smalltooth Sawfish Life History in South Amphibia) in the Ethiopian Highlands: Implications for Canthidermis maculatus, in the Solomon Islands and Florida via Vertebral Aging and Laser Ablation ICPMS Taxonomy and Conservation Thailand Analysis 9:15 AM 188 J Santos 104 T Donaldson 531 D Bethea Periodicity of Spawning Aggregation Formation and Environmental Effects on the Recruitment of Smalltooth Evolution of Aposematism and Scale in Poison Frogs Function of the Triggerfish Balistoides viridescens Sawfish, Prisits pectinata, in Southwest Florida, USA (Balistidae)

9:30 AM BREAK - Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD SESSION/ Amphibian Ecology General Ichthyology AES Conservation & Management SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR P Bartelt B Sidlauskas N Dulvy 10:00 AM 64 B Brodman 191 M Cashner 728 N Dulvy Muddy Waters: Investigation of the Morphological and Do Local Amphibians Believe in Climate Change? Genetic Variation Among Populations of Notropis Global Shark Abundance before Fishing lutipinnis and N. chlorocephalus (Subgenus Hydrophlox)

10:15 AM 80 A Bagwill - EE 262 E Hilton 521 J Froeschke

Osteology and Ontogeny of the Wrymouth Effects of Land Use on Playa Wetlands and Amphibian Long-term Demographic Trends of Coastal Sharks in the Cryptacanthodes maculatus and the Dwarf Wrymouth C. Populations in the Southern High Plains Northern Gulf of Mexico: Evidence of Increasing Trends aleutensis (Perciformes: Zoarcoidei: Cryptacanthodidae)

10:30 AM 448 PBP Bart elt 441 TClT Clard y - GI 255 ACA Cosan dey Go din Using Fractals to Describe Morphology and Ontogeny of Response of Amphibians to Restored Wet Prairies on an the Trunk Lateral Line Canals of the Prickleback Genus Little effect of circle hooks on elasmobranch catch and Agricultural Landscape: Preliminary Results Xiphister (Cottiformes: Zoarcoidei: Stichaeidae), with at-vessel mortality in pelagic longline fisheries Comparisons to other Stichaeids 10:45 AM 653 T Baldwin 56 A Lautredou 55 A Dell'Apa Survivorship and the Influence of Varying Spatial Comparative Analysis of Elasmobranch Vs Fish Environmental Factors on Spotted Salamander, Exploring the relationships among Serraniformes Landings in Italy Within the Frame of the Law 41/82: Ambystoma maculatum, Egg Masses in Northern (Teleostei) Consequences for Elasmobranch Fishery Management Alabama 11:00 AM 225 W Sutton 771 H Howell 445 S Gulak Preliminary Movements and Habitat Use of Dusky Differences in Microhabitat Use among Life Stages of Variation in the Tombigbee Darter (Etheostoma lachneri) Shark, Carcharhinus obscurus, in the Northwest Atlantic the Japanese Giant Salamander Species Complex Ocean Based on Archival Satellite Tags

11:15 AM 380 J MacNeil 280 B Sidlauskas 91 R McPhie Have You Seen This Shark? Successes and challenges How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Fire The Effects of Timber Harvests on Terrestrial in monitoring the endangered Basking Shark (Cetorhinus Marshal: A Practical Guide to Saving an Ichthyology Salamanders maximus) in British Columbia waters through a Sightings Collection Network 11:30 AM 318 R Lehtinen 510 M McCallister Five Years of Life on the Edge: Results from a Long- A Survey of the Shark Fauna in Northeast Florida Term Monitoring Program for Blanchard's Cricket Frog Estuaries: Abundance, Distribution, and Identifcation of (Acris blanchardi) Potential Nursery Habitat

11:45 AM 184 P Colombo Geographic and Individual Variation in Alkaloid-Based Chemical Defenses of the Red Bellied Toad Melanophryniscus simplex (Caramaschi and Cruz, 2002) (Anura, Bufonidae) 12:00 PM LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH GH - ASIH Stoye General Herpetology GI = ASIH Stoye General Ichthyology EE = ASIH Stoye Ecology & Ethology

28 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, 10 JULY, Morning Sessions

Symphony III Symphony I & II Conrad B & C ROOM SESSION/ Legler Turtle Symposium Herp Ecology No Session Scheduled SYMPOSIUM R Vogt B Greene MODERATOR 145 H Mushinsky 8:00 AM

The Value of Enclosures when Studying Cryptic Species

Introduction 550 A Shearin 8:15 AM

Automated Audio Recording Devices: Implications for Listener-Based Amphibian Surveys in Maine (USA)

175 J Legler 636 L Bieber-Ham 8:30 AM

Using Camera Traps to Detect Hatchling Turtle Predators in Pennsylvania

Turtles: A Paradigm of Versatility and Venerability 179 A Reedy 8:45 AM

Maternal Nest-site Choice in the Lizard Anolis sagrei: A Unique Research-based Educational Model for Youth at an Urban High School

219 J Bull 564 M Mills 9:00 AM

Population Ecology of Turtles on the Campus of Missouri Recollections of a Failed Turtle Biologist Western State University: Year Two

130 E Moll 17 J Roe 9:15 AM

Predicting Hotspots of Interaction Between Leatherbacks Field Biology Legler Style and Fisheries in the Pacific Ocean

BREAK - Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD 9:30 AM SESSION/ Legler Turtle Symposium Herp Ecology No Session Scheduled SYMPOSIUM R Vogt B Halstead MODERATOR 400 D Bramble 146 C Montgomery 10:00 AM

Body Size, Growth, and Demography in the Dwarf Boa constrictor in the Cayos Cochinos Archipelago, Honduras

Earthquakes and Ears: Interpreting the History of the North American Gopher Tortoises 111 B Halstead 10:15 AM

Abundance and Survival of the San Francisco Gartersnake in Coastal San Mateo County, California

346 R Winokur 489 P Jones 10:30 AM

Rangewide Analysis of Eastern Massasauga Survivorship

The Chelonian Skin - More Variable than You Thought 551 B Greene 10:45 AM

Demography of the Cottonmouth (Agkistrodon piscivorus) near the Northwest Range Limit

408 M Nielsen 559 G Carfagno 11:00 AM

Snakes in the Fast Lane: Thermal Strategies of Racers (Coluber constrictor)

Comparative Analysis of Aquatic and Terrestrial Walking 553 P Hampton Morphologies within the Order Testudines 11:15 AM

Macroecological Patterns Associated with Diet Breadth in Snakes

150 J Berry 496 A Rosenblatt - PPE 11:30 AM

Why are there So Many Species of Kinosternon in Isotope Turnover Rates in Multiple Tissues of the Mexico? American Alligator

79 J Christiansen 44 M Tellez 11:45 AM

Kinosternon flavescens in the Upper Mississippi Valley The interaction of Alligator mississippiensis and its and Arid West Texas, a Comparison Helminth Parasites

LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH 12:00 PM

PPE = ASIH Stoye Physiology & Physiological Ecology

29 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, 10 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

ROOM Minneapolis Ballroom E Minneapolis Ballroom F Minneapolis Ballroom G SESSION/ Herp Biogeography & Phylogeography Fish Ecology, Diversity & Conservation AES Open Mic SYMPOSIUM

MODERATOR J Pechmann S Liston 1:30 PM 27 M Eckstut - GH 406 H Keller - EE PACT Protocol Modifications to Reduce Pseudo- Trophic Study of Oilfish(Ruvettus pretiosus), Escolar congruence, Distinguish Unique from General Patterns, (Lepidocybium flavobrunneum), Snake Mackerel and Facilitate Likelihood Reconstruction: A Case Study (Gempylus serpens), and Lancetfish (Alepisaurus spp.) of Five Lineages of North American Warm Desert in the Gulf of Mexico and Western North Atlantic Using Reptiles and Amphibians Stomach Con 1:45 PM 142 D Adams 302 E Loury - EE

Spurious Body Size Clines and Methodological Artifacts Diet of the Gopher Rockfish (Sebastes carnatus) Inside from Grid-cell Assemblages: Pattern and Process in and Outside of Marine Protected Areas in Central Biogeography California

2:00 PM 508 A Luxbacher 523 S Liston

Inferring Past Demographic Patterns of the Montane Fish in Forests: Seasonal Dynamics of South Florida's Salamander, Plethodon jordani Freshwater Forested Wetland Fish Communities

2:15 PM 731 J Pechmann 705 C Baldwin

Trends in a Plethodon Hybrid Zone Along an Elevational Exploring Deep-Reef Fishes off Curacao Gradient in the Southern Appalachians from 1976-2010

2:30 PM 357 D Shepard 16 L Parenti

Local-scale Environmental Variation Generates Highly Discovery and Description of an Endemic Divergent Lineages Associated with Stream Drainages in Freshwater Fish Biota in Southeastern Sulawesi, a Terrestrial Salamander, Plethodon caddoensis Indonesia AES Open Mic

2:45 PM 314 J Deitloff 235 B Collette Hemipenes vs. Dewlaps: Which Morphological Characters Can be Used to Delineate Species in Red Listing Tunas and Billfishes Anoles? 3:00 PM 389 H Heinz 152 S Henkanaththegedara

Comparative Phylogeography of two Wide-ranging Intraguild Predation Mediates Co-existence of Native and Geckos: Cryptic Species in Southern Africa Invasive Fish

3:15 PM 370 J Placyk 20 R Colombo Historical Perspective Suggests the Hybrid Zone Effects of Habitat Restoration on Stream Fish Between Two Snakes of Conservation Concern is an Assemblages in a Midwestern Stream Important Natural Interaction

3:30 PM 162 T Farrell 597 JDrewJ Drew Museum Specimen Records Indicate the Timber Conservation Connection: Using Digital Games and Rattlesnake is Expanding its Geographic Range in Social Media to Teach Coral Reef Biology and Florida Conservation across the Pacific

3:45 PM 767 C Brochu 317 W Matthews

The Giant Horned Crocodiles that Ate Our Ancestors Flood of the Century in Piney Creek -- it Happened and Their Phylogenetic and Biogeographic Implications Again!

4:00 PM

POSTER SESSION III

4:30 PM Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD 5:00 PM 5:30 PM

6:00 PM

GH = ASIH Stoye General Herpetology EE = ASIH Stoye Ecology & Ethology

30 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, 10 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

Symphony III Symphony I & II Conrad B & C ROOM SESSION/ Legler Turtle Symposium Invasive Species No Session Scheduled SYMPOSIUM

M Pappas R Reed MODERATOR W Brown 195 G Perry 1:30 PM

Work on Terrapene coahuila after the T. ornata Model Introduced Amphibians and Reptiles in the Greater of John M. Legler (1960) and Evidence of Habitat Loss Caribbean: Patterns and Conservation Implications over a 37-year Period (1965-2002)

R Vogt 249 D Preston 1:45 PM

Community Ecology of Invasions: Direct and Indirect Effects of Aquatic Invaders from Multiple Trophic Levels

Communication in Turtles 198 D Saenz 2:00 PM

Sub-lethal Effects of Chinese Tallow Leaf Litter on Aquatic Amphibians

S Doody 143 C Adams 2:15 PM

Chinese Tallow (Triadica sebifera) Reduces Anuran How Social are Turtles? Hatching Success and Hatchling Size

J Moriarty 756 C Hickman - EE 2:30 PM

Commercial Turtle Harvesting on the Upper Mississippi Indirect Effects of an Invasive Shrub (Lonicera maackii) River on Larval Amphibians

M Pappas 171 H Waddle 2:45 PM

Brown Anole Presence Reduces Occupancy of Green Anoles in Southern Florida Natural Areas Tactics of Nesting and Patterns of Hatchling Orientation in 8 species of Backwater Wetland and River Turtles 312 M Dorcas 3:00 PM during Nest Dispersal in an Upper Mississippi River Floodplain Dramatic Declines in Mid-Sized Mammal Abundance Coinciding With Proliferation of Invasive Burmese Pythons in Southern Florida

S Freedberg 88 P Andreadis 3:15 PM

Python Spoor in Southwest Florida: Demographic and Behavioral Insights

Sex Determination and Hatchling Orientation of 651 C Romagosa Snapping and Blanding's Turtles in Agricultural Fields 3:30 PM

Canine Detection as a Potential Tool for Python Management in Florida

623 R Reed 3:45 PM

Q & A Individual and Demographic Responses to Simulated Elevated Prey Densities in Brown Treesnakes (Boiga irregularis) on Guam 4:00 PM POSTER SESSION III 4:30 PM Minneapolis Ballroom ABCD 5:00 PM 5:30 PM ASIH Business Meeting 6 - 8 p.m. 6:00 PM EE = Stoye Ecology & Ethology

31 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE Monday, 11 JULY, Morning Sessions

ROOM Minneapolis Ballroom E Minneapolis Ballroom F Minneapolis Ballroom G SESSION/ Herp Ecology Fish Evolution, Phylogeny & Systematics Fish Physiology SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR M Donnelly P Wainwright R Oldfield 8:00 AM 453 J Church 298 P Wainwright Putting the Niche into Macroecology: The n-dimensional Living on Reefs Promotes Faster Evolution of Feeding Hypervolume, Limiting Similarity and Population Ecology and Locomotor Traits in Haemulid Fishes in Plethodon Salamander Communities

8:15 AM 663 R Russell 98 M Davis

Stable Isotopic Relationships Among Forest Is Sexual Selection Driving Diversification of the Salamanders Bioluminescent Ponyfishes (Teleostei: Leiognathidae)?

8:30 AM 418 V Maccachero 266 C Borden 695 C Kehrier Amphibians and Reptiles at Ponds at the La Selva Paracanthopterygii Revisited: An Assessment Based on The Extra-Ocular Muscles as a Possible Heat Source for Biological Station, Costa Rica: Assemblage Variation Molecular and Morphological Data Cranial Endothermy in Lamnid Sharks through Space and Time 8:45 AM 736 B Crnobrna 193 G Lecointre 435 S Macks

Tracking and Comparing Reptile and Amphibian Species The Effects of Temperature on the Reproductive Accumulation Over Year Long and Ten-year-long Acanthomorph (Teleostei) Phylogeny and Classification Behavior and Metabolic Rates of the Dwarf Seahorse Surveys in a Diverse Amazonian Protected Area (Hippocampus zosterae) (Tambopata National Reserve, Madre De Dios, Peru)

9:00 AM 774 N Robinson 488 T Near 682 L O'Boyle

Effect of Population Demographics on the Nesting Evaluating Thermal Ecology of Dusky Pipefish, Molecular Inferred Phylogeny of Darters (Teleostei: Phenology of the Leatherback Turtle (Dermochelys Syngnathus floridae, and Gulf Pipefish, Syngnathus Percidae) coriacea) at Playa Grande, Costa Rica scovelli

9:15 AM 102 P Gregory 439 M Craig 612 N Wegner Reproduction and Growth of Female Plains Garter Phylogenetic Relationships of the Cowfish Genus Adaptations for Fast Swimming and Ram Ventilation: Gill Snakes (Thamnophis radix) Near the Species' Northern Acanthostracion Bleeker Fusions in Scombrids and Billfishes Distributional Limit: Does Latitude Matter? 9:30 AM BREAK - 3rd Floor Foyer SESSION/ Herp Ecotoxicology Fish Evolution, Phylogeny & Systematics Fish Ecology II SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR M Boone GD Johnson K Martin 10:00 AM 425 T Buser 704 T Turner New Insights from Old Specimens: Effects of Intensive Molecular Systematics of Agonidae River Regulation in the Rio Grande Revealed from Stable Isotopes of Preserved Material

10:15 AM 715 N Delventhal 506 T Crail Different Riffles, Same Species Space: Habitat Molecular phylogeny of Callogobius (Gobiidae) Utilization and Partitioning in Darter Communities of the Ohio River Basin

10:30 AM 639 L Johnson 148 T Munroe 429 J Grubich

Systematic Revision of the Flatfish Genus Multi-Scale Approaches For Quantifying Effects of Red Sea Lionfishes: Patterns of Distribution and Notes Peltorhamphus Günther, 1862 (Pleuronectiformes: Multiple Stressors in Aquatic Ecosystems on Behavior in their Native Range Rhombosoleidae), With Description of a New Species

10:45 AM 342 J Willson 71 C Li 68 M Belk

From Individual-level Effects to Population-level Target-enrichment and Next-generation Sequencing for Demography of Southern Leatherside Chub in the Responses: The Missing Link in Amphibian Assembling the Chondrichthyan Tree of Life Presence and Absence of an Introduced Predator Ecotoxicology

11:00 AM 585 J Olker 297 M Miya 493 K Martin The Mitogenomic Supermatrices to Resolve Development, Size, and Gonadal Endpoints Differ in Cypriniformes Tree of Life: An Empirical Approach Avian Predation on Runs of Beach Spawning California Two Native Frog Species Exposed to Atrazine and Based on 472 Complete and 2171 Partial mtDNA Grunion, Leuresthes tenuis Accelerated Pond-drying Sequences 11:15 AM 572 M Boone 586 J Arroyave 621 L Etchison Molecular Phylogeny of the African family Effects of Insecticide Exposure at Different Times in Distichodontidae (Ostariophysi: Characiformes) with an Diel Variation in Substrate Preference of Cyprinidae Larval Development on Green Frog Thyroid Hormone Emphasis on the Economically Important Genus Fishes Action and Metamorphosis Distichodus 11:30 AM 543 A Moyer 567 K Tang 676 L Olsen The Effects of Short Term and Long Term Exposure to Elevated Cadmium Levels on Predator Avoidance Phylogenetic Relationships of the Cyprinid Subfamily Quantifying the Habitat Utilization of Darters in the Behavior in Southern Leopard Frog (Rana Cultrinae (Teleostei: Cypriniformes) Central Great Lakes Region sphenocephala) Tadpoles 11:45 AM 471 K Cabarle 714 GD Johnson 694 M Adreani Development of the Upper Jaw in Squirrelfishes and Estimating Fecundity, Spawning Frequency and Cadmium Induction of Gene Expression in Salamander Soldierfishes (Beryciformes: Holocentridae): a Unique Spawning Season Length of Temperate Feef Fish: A and Biomonitoring in an Agricultural Landscape Ontogenetic Trajectory Comparison of Natural and Artificial Rocky Reefs 12:00 PM LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH

32 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE Monday, 11 JULY, Morning Sessions

Symphony III Symphony I & II Conrad B & C ROOM SESSION/ Legler Turtle Symposium Herp Behavior No Session Scheduled SYMPOSIUM

J Congdon A Mathis MODERATOR

Introduction 269 A Mathis 8:00 AM Behavioral and Metabolic Responses of Ozark Zigzag Salamanders (Plethodon angusticlavius) to Alarm/Stress Secretions from Heterospecific Members of the Same Prey-guild 288 M Davis 290 A Crane 8:15 AM

Socially-facilitated Antipredator Behavior by Ringed salamanders (Ambystoma annulatum)

604 S Pittman 8:30 AM

Fine-scale Movement Behavior of Recently- Urban River Redemption - A Mississippi Mussel Story metamorphosed Spotted Salamanders (Ambystoma maculatum)

540 T VanDeWalle 8:45 AM

Homing Behavior of Graptemys geographica and Chrysemys picta in Michigan

763 W Gibbons 648 R Weaver 9:00 AM

Ants as Competitors for Refugia Sites with Pacific Northwest Dipsadine Snakes

What Do We Really Know about Slider Turtles? 706 R Clark 9:15 AM Predator-Prey Communication Between Northern Pacific Rattlesnakes (Crotalus oreganus) and California Ground Squirrels (Spermophilus beecheyi): The Response of Predators During Natural Signaling Interactions BREAK - 3rd Floor Foyer 9:30 AM Herp Population Genetics/ SESSION/ Legler Turtle Symposium No Session Scheduled Herp Coloration SYMPOSIUM J Congdon S Kuchta MODERATOR 574 R Brooks 410 S Unger 10:00 AM

Population Genetics of the Eastern Hellbender (Cryptobanchus alleganiensis alleganiensis) at Multiple Spatial Scales The "Common" Snapping Turtle: What does Abundance 734 J Johnson Tell us about Extinction and Conservation Priorities? 10:15 AM Nuclear and Mitochondrial DNA Concordance in Delineation of California Tiger Salamander Distinct Population Segments

67 D Moll 431 M Islam 10:30 AM

Genetic Divergence and Reproductive Isolation among Ingestion By a Freshwater Turtle Alters Germination of the Frogs of the Genus Fejervarya from several Asian Bottomland Hardwood Seeds countries

487 J Congdon 308 A Kraemer 10:45 AM

Temporal Color Changes in the Red-Backed Salamander While Kept in Captivity

640 S Kuchta 11:00 AM

Perceptions of Indeterminate Growth and its Importance Disruptive Coloration in the Sierra Nevada Salamander, in the Evolution of Turtle Life Histories and Longevity Ensatina eschscholtzii platensis

232 V Farallo - GH 11:15 AM

Predation and the Maintenance of Color Polymorphism in a Habitat Specialist Squamate

619 L Dixon 11:30 AM False Map, Spiny Softshell and Smooth Softshell Turtle Nest and Nest-site Habitat Characteristics along the Lower Stretch of the Missouri National Recreation River in South Dakota 383 T Lewis 11:45 AM

A Long Term Study of a Metropolitan Minnesota Lake Population of Painted Turtles (Chrysemys picta)

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33 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE Monday, 11 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

ROOM Minneapolis Ballroom E Minneapolis Ballroom F Minneapolis Ballroom G SESSION/ Herp Ecotoxicology Fish Evolution, Phylogeny & Systematics Fish Ecology II SYMPOSIUM

MODERATOR M Boone GD Johnson M Belk 1:30 PM 436 N Karraker 409 J Wright 221 D Figueroa

Impacts of Mosquito Control Agents on Amphibians and Systematic Revision of the Formerly Monotypic Genus The Rajidae of the Southwestern Atlantic, an Overview an Aquatic Food Web in South China Tanganikallabes (Siluriformes: Clariidae)

1:45 PM 654 B Reeve 326 K Conway 222 E Marsh-Matthews Ranavirus-exposed Wood Frog Tadpoles (Lithobates Brood Reduction in Response to Stress in Western Paedocypris, not a Cypriniform?! An Evaluation of the sylvaticus) are Robust to Three Natural Environmental Mosquitofish: Implications for the Trexler-DeAngelis Evidence. Part 1 Morphology Challenges Model of Matrotrophy Evolution

2:00 PM 631 R Lovich 327 R Britz 433 C Walser Do Frogs Still Get Their Kicks on Route 66? Transcontinental Department of Defense Transect Paedocypris, not a Cypriniform?! An Evaluation of the Distribution and Diet of Largemouth Bass (Micropterus Reveals Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Evidence. Part 2 Molecules salmoides) in the Lower Boise River, Idaho Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis Infection 2:15 PM 561 L Tornabene 533 A Liedke A New Deep-reef Goby from the Caribbean: a New Feeding Ecology of the Banded Butterflyfish Chaetodon Genus or Bizarre Basal Bollmannia (Gobiidae: striatus along its Range of Distribution Gobiosomatini)?

2:30 PM 362 C Dillman 174 G Kume Developmental Ossification of the Dermal Skeleton in Feeding Habits of Three Species of Larval Fishes in Sturgeons (Acipenseridae) and its Relation to Behavior Ariake Bay, Southwestern Japan of Early Life History Stages

2:45 PM 673 L Smith 683 C Love

The Feeding Habits of Larval Fishes: Abiotic Influences Approaching the Percomorph Problem and Food Web Impact

3:00 PM 231 S Gibson A New Species of Semionotid (Neopterygii: Semionotiformes) Fish from the Upper Triassic Chinle Formation, Southern Utah

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34 2011 Joint Meeting (JMIH), Minneapolis, MN BREAK-OUT SESSIONS AT A GLANCE Monday, 11 JULY, Afternoon Sessions

Symphony III Symphony I & II Conrad B & C ROOM SESSION/ Legler Turtle Symposium Herp Genomics, Morphology & Development No Session Scheduled SYMPOSIUM

S Freedberg N Calatayud MODERATOR E Myers 773 D Weisrock 1:30 PM

A Phylogenetic Assessment of Morphological Evolution Population Genomics of the North American Tiger within a Radiation of Turtles Salamander Radiation

F Janzen 242 T Kleinteich 1:45 PM

Closing the Gap: Finite Element Modeling of Caecilian Skulls

Miles to Go Before I Sleep: Temporal Patterns of Age- 444 L Macesic specific Selection on Female Reproduction 2:00 PM

Avoid Falling Flat on your Face: A Lesson from Toads

S McGaugh 256 R Wassersug 2:15 PM

Missing Teeth Alters Feeding Kinematics in Pond- dwelling Tadpoles

Population Genetics of Two Endemic Turtles from Cuatro 151 N Calatayud Cienegas, Coahuila, Mexico 2:30 PM

Conservation of Sexually Dimorphic Second-to-Fourth Digit Ratios in Amphibians

76 R Andrews 2:45 PM

Q & A Performance of Squamate Embryos with Respect to Phylogeny, Climate, and Adult Life History

BREAK - 3rd Floor Foyer 3:00 PM SESSION/ No Session Scheduled Herp Genomics, Morphology & Development No Session Scheduled SYMPOSIUM C Sheil MODERATOR 90 J Stewart 3:30 PM Ontogeny of Calcium Transport by Chorioallantoic Membranes of Oviparous and Viviparous Embryos of the Lizard, Zootoca vivipara 272 H Calich 3:45 PM The Architecture of the Aquatic Environment and its Influence on the Growth and Development of Tadpoles (Xenopus laevis) 169 C Sheil 4:00 PM

A Comprehensive Study of Heterochrony Among Amphbians Using PARSIMOV

121 A Jaszlics 4:15 PM

Ontogeny and Crocodilian Skull Diversity: A Geometric Morphometric Approach

769 M Gold 4:30 PM

Geometric Morphometrics of the Crocodylian Eustachian System and its Phylogenetic Implications

741 N Stephens 4:45 PM

Molecular Ecology of Western Slimy Salamanders in the Spillway Mine, Garland Co., AR

778 S Parker 5:00 PM Influence of the progesterone receptor antagonist mifepristone on uterine blood vessel development and epithelial surface morphology in viviparous Australian skinks

35 2011 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Minneapolis, MN POSTER SESSIONS AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, 8 JULY, Poster Session I

POSTER PRESENTER(S) POSTER TITLE # 1 644 D Alioto-Jurado - C Occurrence, Taxonomy, and Phenotypic Variation of Angel Sharks in the Eastern Pacific Ocean 2 625 S Hinojosa- Alvarez Genetic Caracterization of Giant Manta Ray (Manta sp.) in the Mexican Carribean 3 270 C Chabot - C The Use of Next-generation Sequencing to Discover Microsatellite Loci for Northeastern Pacific Triakid Sharks Development of Genetic Markers for Analysis of Cownose Ray (Rhinoptera bonasus) Populations in the Northern 4 632 D McVeigh Chesapeake Bay 5 596 S McCutcheon - C Efficacy of Lanthanide Elements as Shark Repellants Environmental Influences on the Spatial Ecology of Juvenile Smalltooth Sawfish (Pristis pectinata): Results from 6 330 T Wiley Acoustic Monitoring 7 671 J Szczepanski - C Feeding ecology of the bullnose ray, Myliobatis freminvillii, in Delaware Bay 8 470 B Whitmore Design and Performance of a Release and Recovery System for Data-Logging Tags on Sharks 9 119 J Kemper - C Food Habits and Trophic Ecology of Bathyraja interrupta in Prince William Sound, Alaska 10 552 J Waters Spatiotemporal Distribution of Smalltooth Sawfish, Pristis pectinata, in Florida Waters Movement Patterns and Habitat of the Scalloped Hammerhead Shark (Sphyrna lewini) Based Upon Tag and 11 630 C Eddy - C Recapture Data 12 562 M Giresi Preliminary Assessment of Stock Structure in Mustelus canis in US Waters 13 592 K Dove - C The Presence of Great White Sharks: Associations with Environmental Factors 14 658 K Lyons Organochlorine Contaminants in Round Stingrays (Urobatis halleri) from Southern California 15 539 B Gillett - C An Evaluation of Ecotourism-Based Shark Feeding Practices 16 599 E Warchol An Investigation of Internet Based Sale of Sawfish (Pristidae) Rostra 17 213 J Bigman Basking Sharks: A Research Strategy for Filling Severe Data Gaps Monitoring Movement Patterns of Juvenile Smalltooth Sawfish (Pristis pectinata) using Acoustic Monitoring and 18 575 L Hollensead Tracking in a Nursery Habitat in Southwest Florida 19 709 D Marancik Disseminated Fungal Infections in Two Species of Captive Sharks 20 182 T Ito Aspects on the Life History of the Whitecheek Shark, Carcharhinus dussumieri, in Northwest Kyushu, Japan 21 398 A Zavatteri Age and growth of yellownose, Dipturus chilensis (Guichenot, 1848), in the Southwestern Atlantic (34°- 55°S)

22 284 J Moyer Sex Pheromones in Elasmobranchs: A Preliminary Investigation using Mustelus canis and Carcharhinus plumbeus

Preliminary Analysis of Reproductive Periodicity of the Blacknose Shark (Carcharhinus acronotus) within its Atlantic 23 557 R Ford Range Preliminary Assessment of Differences in Fishing - induced Stress Response between the Sandbar (Carcharhinus 24 209 HMH Marsh all - C plumbeus) and Dusky (C. obscurus) sharks (Family Carcharhinidae) 25 299 K Furumitsu Reproductive biology of the whip stingray, Dasyatis akajei (Myliobatoidei: Dasyatidae) in Ariake Bay, Japan 26 666 K Newton - C Potential Benefits of Visceral Endothermy in the Shortfin Mako Shark, Isurus oxyrinchus 27 645 M Dean Morphological Bases of Force Transmission in the Cartilaginous Skeletons of Sharks and Rays 28 203 E Paig-Tran - C Doing it Their Way: Exploring the Filter Morphology and Filtration Mechanisms in Mobulidae 29 546 K Smith Status and Population Viability of the Alabama shad (Alosa alabamae) 30 776 J Davis Movement and Behaviour of the New Zealand Eagle Ray, Myliobatis tenuicaudatus 31 434 J Froeschke A Habitat Model for Juvenile Spotted Seatrout in Texas, USA Estuaries using Boosted Regression Trees 32 584 J Strande Conservation Genetics of Fundulus sciadicus (Fundulidae): A New Approach with Microsatellites The Effect of Reservoirs on Gene Flow in Stream Fishes: Analysis of Two Species from the Tallapoosa River System 33 229 B Fluker in Alabama Whale Community and North Atlantic Bluefin Tuna Population Correlation with Highly Concentrated Marine Debris, 34 618 A Finley Lobster Traps and Buoys at Jeffrey's Ledge, Gulf of Maine 35 82 C Korfel - SH Atelopus wampukrum: Persistence of a Harlequin Frog and Community Involvement Toward Species Conservation

36 420 W Anderson Habitat use of the Texas horned lizard (Phrynosoma cornutum) in central Texas 37 463 J Sweet Educational and Conservation Outreach Provided by the Amphibian Growth Project Website Tissue Integration of Cadmium in the Western Tiger salamander, Ambystoma mavortium, in Northwest North Dakota 38 460 A Kraft Wetlands 39 186 N Bernstein An Update on Declining Yellow Mud Turtles (Kinosternon flavescens) in Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri Tadpole Developmental Impact of a Natural Anti-Fungal Solution to the Bat White-nose Syndrome as Determined by 40 181 R Durtsche FETAX Toxic Effects of Current-Use Pesticides in Costa Rica on Amphibians: Acute Toxicity Assays and Meta-Analysis 41 392 S Ghose Identify Gaps in Tropical Ecotoxicology 42 757 C Hall Experimenting with GPS Transmitters to Track Wood Turtles (Glyptemys insculpta) in Minnesota Effects of Right-of-Way Mowing on Nesting and Larval Development of the Four-toed Salamander (Hemidactylium 43 593 M Hamed scutatum) in Northeast Tennessee

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36 2011 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Minneapolis,MN POSTER SESSIONS AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, 8 JULY, Poster Session I

POSTER PRESENTER(S) POSTER TITLE # 44 681 C Haas Experimental Restoration of Reticulated Flatwoods Salamander Breeding Habitat

45 227 C Howey The Effects of Prescribed Burning on the Black Kingsnake (Lampropeltis nigra): Going Beyond the Demographic Data

46 168 E Hoaglund Use of Harmonic Radar Tracking Technology to Study Plains Hog-nosed Snakes (Heterodon nasicus) in Minnesota

47 22 E Muths Genetic structure in a relict population of wood frogs (Lithobates sylvaticus) Using Coverboards to Examine Herpetological Biodiversity in the Loess Hills at Squaw Creek National Wildlife 48 576 T Ausberger Refuge, Missouri 49 668 S Nunziata Influence of Within- and Among-stream Movements on Population Structure of Two-lined Salamanders 50 711 S Richter Relationship between Genetic Variability and Survival in a Critically Imperiled Amphibian Species Stream Salamander Occupancy and Pathogen Prevalence in a Protected Watershed in the Southern Blue Ridge 51 313 B Rothermel Mountains, USA

52 660 K O'Donnell Does Fire Alter Salamander Housing Options?: Potential Effects of Fire on Terrestrial Salamander Microhabitat Use Integrating Genetics and Habitat Modeling to Inform Conservation of Midget Faded Rattlesnakes (Crotalus oreganus 53 690 J Parker concolor) 54 365 J Pierce A Landscape-scale Model of Potential Louisiana Pine Snake (Pituophis ruthveni) Habitat Estimating Survival of a Streamside Salamander: Importance of Temporary Emigration, Capture Response and 55 354 S Price - SP Urban Development 56 698 A Sacerdote Smooth Green Snake (Opheodrys vernalis) Head-Starting and Recovery Effort Amphibian and Reptile Responses to Prescribed Burning and Thinning in Pine-Hardwood Forests of Northwestern 57 224 W Sutton Alabama

58 662 A Stengle - SP Observations of Secondary Disease Agents in Timber Rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus) Populations in the Northeast

59 244 R Vogt Bottom Up -Top Down, a New Strategy in the Battle for the Conservation of Giant Amazon River Turtles in Brazil Estimating the Power to Detect a Trend in Occupancy Monitoring Studies: Comparison of VES and Vocalization 60 719 H Waddle Surveys Activity and Putative Feeding Behavior of Invasive Burmese Pythons (Python molurus bivittatus) from Acceleration 61 465 N Whitney Data-Loggers 62 554 M Jordan Mexican Axolotls (Ambystoma mexicanum) Appear to Be Resistant to Ambystoma tigrinum Virus 63 500 J Robert Knockout Methodology to Investigate Ranavirus-mediated Pathogenesis and Immune Evasion in Xenopus 64 47 R Marschang Persistence of Amphibian and Reptilian Ranaviruses in Ponds 65 132 M Hoger Presence of Ranavirus in Syntopic Amphibian Larvae in West Tennessee, USA 66 137 M Gray Variation in Susceptibility to Ranavirus among Anuran Developmental Stages Experimental Assessment of Virulence and Host Specificity of the Ranavirus in Rana temporaria and Bufo bufo 67 352 A Duffus Tadpoles Prevalence of an Emerging Fungal Pathogen (Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis) among Eastern Hellbender 68 275 K Regester (Cryptobranchus a. alleganiensis) Populations in the Allegheny River Watershed, Pennsylvania The Occurrence of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis among Populations of Lithobates pipiens and L. clamitans in 69 147 E Wild Wisconsin, USA The Interactive Effects of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, Pesticides, and Temperature on Larval Pacific Treefrogs 70 48 S Rumschlag - SH (Pseudacris regilla) Validation of the Triplicate qPCR Assay for Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (Bd) with prevalence and diversity of Bd in 71 664 K Kaiser the Maya Mountains of Belize 72 258 V Espindola - N A New Synapomorphy of Clade II in the Subfamily Corydoradinae 73 565 D Taylor Molecular Systematics of the Neotropical Electric Fish Genus Brachyhypopomus A New Genus and Species of a Minute Suckermouth Armored Catfish (Siluriformes: Loricariidae) from the Rio 74 507 F Lima Tocantins Drainage, Central Brazil 75 368 M Tan - N Molecular Phylogenetics of Hypancistrus (Loricariidae: Siluriformes) 76 296 E Harrison - N Determing the Source(s) for Cichlasoma urophthalmus (Mayan cichlid) in South Florida 77 276 L Watson - N Population Genetics of the Giant Arapaima in South Western Guyana: Implications for its Management Effects of Anthropogenic Estuarine Fragmentation on a Colorful Sexual Trait in Bahamas mosquitofish (Gambusia 78 768 S Giery - N hubbsi) 79 743 A Hines - N Phylogeography of two Emperor Snappers (Lethrinidae: Percoidei) in the Coral Triangle Genetic Identification of Young-of-Year Reveals Low Reproduction of Endangered Pallid Sturgeon in the Middle 80 480 A Asher Mississippi River 81 730 J Eichelberger SNP Discovery Using 454 Transcriptome Data in Scaphirhynchus Sturgeons 82 246 V Di Santo Thermal Tolerance of the Red-bellied Pacu in Relation to its Survival in the United States 83 399 C Bedore Spectral Sensitivity and Ultraviolet Vision in Batoid Elasmobranchs 84 159 C Determan Comparative Antibacterial Properties of Crocodilian Immunology and Select Wisconsin Snake Species Historical Perspectives on the Phylogeography of a Semi-aquatic Snake, Enhydris subtaeniata (Serpentes: 85 238 D Karns Homalopsidae) in Indochina

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37 2011 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Minneapolis, MN POSTER SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SATURDAY, 9 JULY, Poster Session II

POSTER PRESENTER(S) POSTER TITLE # 1 437 S Jacquemin Allometry, Sexual Dimorphism, and Spatial Variation in Freshwater Drum Aplodinotus grunniens Morphology 2 649 S Crofts Finite Element Analysis of Simplified Crushing Teeth 3 450 P Hernandez Palatal Organ Origin, Development, and Evolution within Cypriniformes 4 160 J Harris The Pectoral Girdle in Triglidae and Other Scorpaeniform Fishes and its Phylogenetic Implications Evolution of the Actinopterygian Swimbladder: Insights from High Resolution 3D Images of the Arterial Vasculature of 5 414 S Longo Basal Osteichthyans 6 324 K Laumann Development of the jaws of the white sturgeon, Acipenser transmontanus (Acipenseridae) 7 289 S Farina - SI The Evolution of Restricted or Siphon-Like Opercular Openings in Bony Fishes Descriptions of hybrid sucker larvae (Catostomus fumeiventris x santaanae) and Owens sucker larvae (C. 8 340 R Feeney fumeiventris) from Sespe Creek, Santa Clara River, Ventura County, California Ancient Climate Changes Promote Lineage Diversification and Extinction in Chinese Stout Newts (Salamandridae: 9 26 Y Wu - SP Pachytriton) 10 205 R Jadin - SP Dispersal Barriers and Phylogeographic Patterns of the Pacific Chorus Frogs (Hylidae: Pseudacris regilla) 11 328 A Sethuraman Cryptic Phylogeographic Patterns in Midwestern Populations of Blanding's Turtles (Emydoidea blandingii) 12 367 M Viana Genetic Diversity of Podocnemis sextuberculata (Chelonia; Podocnemididae) Populations in the Brazilian Amazon 13 390 T Doan Biogeographic Patterns of Bolivian Lizards 14 325 J Phillips Evolutionary and Biogeographic Relationships Among Species of the Anolis humilis Complex 15 519 J Davis A phylogenetic analysis of the Anolis pentaprion Species Group 16 323 J Gubler Investigation of the Evolutionary Relationships Among Species of the Anolis limifrons Complex Comparative Phylogeography of Two Widespread Southern African Gecko Species (Pachydactylus purcelli and 17 253 N Rocha Pachydactylus montanus) Phylogeography of the Ryukyu Five-Lined Skink, Plestiodon marginatus (Reptilia: Scincidae) in the Ryukyu 18 176 K Kurita Archipelago, Japan, as Revealed by Mitochondrial DNA Analysis 19 464 J Streicher Shallow Phylogeographic Structure in the Declining Mexican Lance-Headed rattlesnake, Crotalus polystictus Comparative Phylogeography of Two Endemic and Two Widespread Damselfish Species across the Hawaiian 20 310 K Tenggardjaja - SI Archipelago 21 628 M Bessert Population Genetic Structure in the Genus Cycleptus 22 163 D Camak In the Line of Fire: A Phylogeographic Assessment of Diversity in the Firemouth Cichlid (Thorichthys meeki) A Multi-locus Approach to the Phylogeny of the Coral Reef Genus Amblyglyphidodon (Pomacentridae) Supports a 23 667 J Drew Center of Origin for Coral Triangle Biodiversity 24 279 K Edberg Within Stream Population Dynamics of Etheostoma flabellare The Significance of a Hydrological Link between the Amazon River Basin and the Eastern Guiana Shield on the 25 512 L deSouza - SI Neotropical ichthyofauna 26 114 W Matamoros Historical Biogeography, Divergence Times, and Diversification Patterns of New World Poeciliid 27 201 E Marchio Phylogeography of the Pike Livebearer Belonesox belizanus (Poecilidae) 28 700 G Smith Effect of Stream Captures on Evolution in Western United States Freshwater Fishes Using GIS to Predict How do Changes in Sea Level Potentially Influence Phylogeographic Patterns in Freshwater and 29 617 P Unmack Coastal Marine Fishes 30 250 T Krabbenhoft Reproductive Phenology of Fishes of the Middle Rio Grande, New Mexico 31 735 A Francis Larval and Juvenile Fish Recruitment to a Georgia Estuary 32 490 H Masonjones Site Fidelity and Population Estimates of Dwarf Seahorses (Hippocampus zosterae) in Tampa Bay, Florida, USA

33 109 J Rojo Vazquez Changes in the Structure of the Demersal Fish Assemblage of the Continental Shelf from the Central Mexican Pacific

34 387 B Bond Alternative Growth Strategies and the Tradeoffs Between Growth, Development and Swimming to Survive Macroparasites of the Yellowfin Goby, Acanthogobius flavimanus (Perciformes: Gobiidae), from Its Introduced 35 520 D Buth Northeastern Pacific Range Planting a TREE: Designing a Program to Facilitate Ecological Research, Outreach, Education, and Mentoring for 36 363 J Maciel Underrepresented Students 37 100 R Aldridge Do Amphibians Choose Ponds With Fewer Competitors/Predators? Assessing the Relationship Between Parasite Loads and Limb Deformities in Small-mouthed Salamanders (Caudata: 38 353 I Gross Ambystomatidae) 39 202 J Earl - SP Habitat-induced Diet Shifts in Tadpoles: A study using Stable Isotopes Pattern of Reproductive and Post-Metamorphic Movements in Relation to Meteorological Factors for Two Ephemeral 40 95 M Guidugli Pond-Breeding Amphibians (Ambystoma jeffersonianum and A. maculatum) 41 161 M Youngquist - SH The Curious Case of Blanchard's Cricket Frogs: Population Structure in a Fragmented Landscape 42 722 B Pettitt - SP Oviposition and tadpole-rearing site selection of a phytotelm-breeding frog, Anomaloglossus beebei

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38 2011 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Minneapolis, MN POSTER SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SATURDAY, 9 JULY, Poster Session II

POSTER PRESENTER(S) POSTER TITLE # 43 430 R Saporito Predation in the Dendrobatid Frog Oophaga pumilio: Does Frog Size Matter? Population Demographic Changes Due to Addition of Artificial Rearing Sites in the Strawberry Poison Dart Frog 44 721 J Lawrence (Oophaga pumilio) 45 309 J Tupy - SP Terrestrial Habitat Choice Of The Endangered Dusky Gopher Frog The Effects of Emerald Ash Borer-caused Tree Mortality on Desiccation Rates of Juvenile Wood Frogs (Lithobates 46 765 V Schneider clamitans) in Southeastern Michigan Distribution and Habitat Characteristics of the Wood Frog (Lithobates sylvaticus) in the Cloud Peak Wilderness, 47 247 C Lennon - SP Bighorn National Forest, Wyoming Contribution of Water and Habitat Quality to the Structure of Amphibian Assemblages in Agricultural Ditches of Two 48 602 A Castaneda Midwest Watersheds Herpetofaunal Richness, Density, and Community Composition in Plantation Monocultures and Primary Forest of La 49 702 B Folt Selva Biological Station, Costa Rica Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Leaf Litter Anuran Communities and Potentially Influential Environmental 50 158 P Eterovick Variables at Three Atlantic Forest Areas in southeastern Brazil Survivorship and Population Densities of Painted Turtles (Chrysemys picta) in Recently Modified Suburban 51 66 E Eskew - SP Landscapes 52 124 D Warner Sex-Specific Effects of Incubation Temperature on Hatchling Phenotypes of the Painted Turtle 53 62 L Witczak Population Densities of Semi-Aquatic Turtles in Rural, Urban and Golf Course Ponds 54 245 V Bernardes Population Structure of Podocnemis erythrocephala in The Unini River, Amazonas, Brazil Using Stable Isotopes to Investigate Niche Characteristics of Eastern Mud Turtles (Kinosternon subrubrum 55 170 T Giannini subrubrum) and common musk turtles (Sternotherus odoratus) Multiple Effects of Disturbance on Intraspecific Variation in Tree Lizard (Urosaurus ornatus) Populations: Behavioral 56 685 M Lattanzio and Isotopic Evidence Diet of Blainville Horned Lizards (Phrynosoma blainvillii) on the Arena Plains Unit of the Merced National Wildlife 57 30 M Gerson Refuge, Merced Co., CA, USA 58 678 U Kawai - SP Dietary Study of Arboreal Lizard Community in Ankarafantsika National Park, Madagascar 59 149 C Montgomery A GIS-based predictive habitat model for Boa constrictor in the Cayos Cochinos Archipelago, Honduras 60 300 M Most Spatial Ecology of the Eastern Garter Snake, Thamnophis sirtalis, in Relationship to Hibernacula Seasonal change and sexual difference in habitat use of a Japanese snake Rhabdophis tigrinus: Does the necessity 61 54 Y Kojima for toxins lead females to the forest? 62 655 N Haertle Effect of Prey Type on Growth Rates in Juvenile Cottonmouth Snakes (Agkistrodon piscivorus) 63 113 A Durso Dietary Plasticity of Southeastern Aquatic Snakes 64 495 P Muelleman Ecology of a Snake Community in Northwestern Missouri 65 421 K Vinnikov - SI How Many Species Are Within the Genus Pseudopleuronectes (Teleostei: Pleuronectidae)? The Batoid Tree of Life: Synthesizing Morphological And Molecular Phylogenies of Skates, Rays And Allies 66 382 N Aschliman (Chondrichthyes: Batoidea) 67 402 C Borden Molecular Systematics and Biogeography of Semaprochilodus characiforms 68 373 K Conway Phylogenetic Relationships of the Skilletfishes (genus Gobiesox): Preliminary Insights from Mitochondrial DNA 69 397 K Cole Looking for Character Traits in the Reproductive Morphology of Gobioid Fishes 70 356 C Dillman A Novel Molecular Approach to the Systematics of Acipenseriformes 71 139 M Hayes Gene Trees, Species Trees, and Molecular Dating of the Tribe Chapalichthyini Evolutionary History of Otophysi (Teleostei), a Major Clade of the Modern Freshwater Fishes: Pangaean Origin and 72 135 M Miya Mesozoic Radiation 73 37 F Uiblein The Diversity of Goatfishes: a Comparative Phenotypic Approach 74 456 J Daza An Amber-embedded Sphaerodactyl and the Morphological Evolution of Sphaerodactylidae 75 568 A Geneva - SP A Multi-locus Molecular Phylogeny of Distichoid Anoles 76 547 S Lambert Molecular Systematics of Hispaniolan Crown-giant Anoles 77 281 E Lehr New Anurans (Hemiphractidae, Strabomantidae) from the Río Abiseo National Park in Peru Two Naturally Occurring Intergeneric Hybrids from the Snake Tribe Lampropeltini (Squamata: Colubridae) from the 78 285 C Smith - SP Midwestern United States Experimental Analysis of the Influence of Nest-site Choice on Offspring Survival, Phenotypic Development, and Sex 79 197 T Mitchell Ratio in Chrysemys picta Should I stay or Should I go? The Influence of Environmental Factors on Chrysemys picta Hatchling Overwintering 80 477 J Riley Strategy 81 38 J Paterson Not Just Any Old Pile of Dirt: Evaluating the Use of Artificial Nesting Mounds for Turtles Digitization of Photographic Slide Vouchers of the Herpetology Section, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles 82 208 N Camacho County 83 601 M Keevil Density Dependence in a Population of Snapping Turtles: Does a Decline in Density Reduce Emigration? Conserving the Mojave Desert Tortoises Through Recovery, Repatriation, and Education: Efforts from the Desert 84 749 J Germano Tortoise Conservation Center

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39 2011 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Minneapolis, MN POSTER SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, 10 JULY, Poster Session III

POSTER PRESENTER(S) POSTER TITLE # 1 726 B Thesing Population genetic analyses of the Southern Redback salamander (Plethodon serratus) in the Ouachita Mountains 2 467 B Lowe Molecular Characterization of Hybrid Zones between Southern Appalachian Plethodon Cross Amplification of Microsatellite Markers Designed for the Genus Plethodon in the Four Toed Salamander 3 361 A Berkey (Hemidactylium scutatum) 4 377 W Anthonysamy Population Genetics of the Spotted Turtle (Clemmys guttata) in Illinois 5 544 B Reid - SH Estimating Population Connectivity Using Kinship Methods in Blanding's Turtle (Emydoidea blandingii) 6 514 C Jaeger Low Genetic Variation in a Midwestern Endemic Snake Use of Near Infrared Reflectance Spectroscopy (NIRS) for Gender Determination in Amphibians: Applications for 7 212 C Vance sexing Monomorphic Species and Juvenile Animals 8 391 E Juterbock Using Plaster Models to Evaluate Evaporative Water Loss in Salamanders 9 454 M Gifford Variation in the Thermal Sensitivity of Physiological Performance between High and Low Elevation Elethodontids

10 110 A Bagwill Effects of Water Loss Rates on New Mexico Spadefoot Toad Stress Physiology, Immune Function, and Development

11 74 M Brown Effects of Acute Salinity on Larval Amphibians 12 223 L Lemenager Seat patch water potentials of two anuran species, Lithobates pipiens and Pseudacris cadaverina 13 131 N Calatayud Induced Ovulation and Hormone Profiling of the Boreal Toad, Bufo boreas boreas 14 32 T Rowlison The Effects of Arginine Vasotocin on Mating Behavior in the Boreal Toad Water Uptake by Chelydra serpentina (Common Snapping Turtle) and Apalone spinifera (Spiny Softshell Turtle) 15 332 M Karnatz - SP Parchment and Hard-shelled Eggs 16 473 R Literman The Effect of Thermal Variance on Plastic Growth Rate Responses in TSD Turtles 17 503 B Wehrle - SH Eat Poop and Thrive: Testing the Role of the Lizard Lounge for Transferring Digestive Microbes 18 537 A Luken Sprint Speed is Not Altered by Diel Cycle in a Nocturnal Gecko: Implications for Performance Studies 19 545 J Warner - SP Getting High and Chillin’: Cold Hardiness of Liolaemid Lizards Living along an Elevational Gradient 20 534 K Mougey Radio Transmitter Mass: Impacts on Endurance in Texas Horned Lizards and Bearded Dragons Egg Environments have Large Effects on Embryonic Development, but have Minimal Consequences for Fitness- 21 185 M Moody - SP Related Phenotypes in a Lizard (Anolis sagrei) Effects of Incubation Temperature on Offspring Phenotype in the Southern Alligator Lizard (Elgaria multicarinata: 22 257 R Telemeco - SP Anguidae) Developmental Expression and Localization of Calcium Transporting Proteins in the Chorioallantoic Membrane of a 23 372 J Stewart Placentotrophic Lizard 24 745 B Moon The Relationship between Oxygen Consumption and Respiratory Water Loss in Rattlesnakes 25 591 P McClain - SH Correlating Corticosterone Levels to Leukocyte Ratio for Five Snake Species in Kansas Intraspecific Variation in the Venom of Two Montane Rattlesnake Species: The Rock Rattlesnake (Crotalus lepidus) 26 486 A Gandara and the Ridge-nosed Rattlesnake (Crotalus willardi) The Physiological Ramifications of Short-distance Translocation in Reptiles: A Case Study Using the Northern Pacific 27 530 M Holding - SH Rattlesnake (Crotalus o. oreganus) 28 172 G Cordero Reevaluating Patterns of Embryological Development in the Painted Turtle, Chrysemys picta 29 455 R Bernhard Growth and Sexual Maturity of Podocnemis erythrocephala of the Middle Rio Negro, Amazonas, Brazil Histological Basis of Substrate Color-induced Melanization and Reversal of Melanization in Painted Turtles 30 739 J Rowe (Chrysemys picta marginata) 31 133 D Paluh Anatomy of the Fully Formed Chondrocranium of Emydura subglobosa (Chelidae), a Pleurodiran Turtle 32 122 C Sheil Anatomy of the Fully Formed Chondrocranium of Podocnemis unifilis (Pelomedusidae), a Pleurodiran Turtle 33 494 J Rheubert Reproductive Morphology of the Tuatara (Sphenodon punctatus) 34 442 T Cazzolli The Morphology of the Gekkotan Nasal Region 35 692 M Zhuang - SP Comparative Gliding Performance of Anolis carolinensis and Anolis sagrei 36 595 K Hansknecht A Preliminary Investigation of the Tongue Morphology of Nerodia clarkii Identifying Optimal Natal Dispersal Behavior of Spotted Salamanders (Ambystoma maculatum) in Modified 37 607 S Pittman Landscapes using Individual-based Modeling Mark and Recapture Data Indicate Differential Territory use by Striped and Unstriped Color Morphs of Plethodon 38 571 C Anthony cinereus 39 73 A Hall Call Latency in Anuran Breeding Call Surveys in Central Texas 40 355 P Owen Relative response levels to visual and acoustic stimuli in territorial male green frogs, Lithobates (Rana) clamitans

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40 2011 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Minneapolis,MN POSTER SESSIONS AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, 10 JULY, Poster Session III

POSTER PRESENTER(S) POSTER TITLE # 41 415 G Bucciarelli Ultraviolet Radiation as a Factor in Perch Selection by a Neotropical Poison-dart frog, Oophaga pumilio 42 360 C Ferrara When do Hatchling Turtles Begin to Vocalize? Predator-recognition Training: A Conservation Strategy to Increase Post-release Survival of Hellbenders in Head- 43 348 A Crane starting Programs Responses of ground skinks, Scincella lateralis, and Green anoles, Anolis carolinensis, to Chemical Deposits of 44 423 P Cupp Eastern Milk Snakes, Lampropeltis triangulum Does Aromatase Activity in the Forebrain of the Male Red-Sided Garter Snake During Low Temperature Dormancy 45 333 R Krohmer Regulate Courtship Behavior? Colocalization of Aromatase and Nitric Oxide Immunoreactive Neurons in the Forebrain of the Male Red-Sided Garter 46 339 P Borsuk Snake

47 194 M Piñon Microhabitat Use by Hognose Snakes with Respect to Vegetation and Temperature within a Sand Prairie Landscape

48 647 W Clark Odor cues allow the desert nightsnake, Hypsiglena chlorophaea (Colubridae: Dipsadinae) to assess prey size 49 542 P Hampton Single Large or Several Small: Prey Size Selection In Snake Foraging Strategies 50 291 J Tingle - SP Field Observations on the Behaviour and Ecology of Langaha madagascariensis 51 438 M Rucker Excellence in Undergraduate Education in Herpetology & Ichthyology at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point 52 69 B Hedges CaribHerp: a new web resource for Caribbean Herpetology 53 641 C Spencer VertNet: Distributed Databases with Backbone 54 691 K Whittaker AmphibiaWeb: On the Cutting Edge of Herpetological Biodiversity Informatics Comparison of 20 m Quadrats to Smaller Quadrat Methods in Studies of Amazonian Reptile and Amphibian 55 737 B Crnobrna Populations 56 304 D Drake What's the Fuzz? Algal Symbiosis in Larval Anurans - A Mechanism for Survival 57 701 M Jorgensen Evolution of Locomotor Traits in Frogs 58 566 C Kross - SP The Changing Face of Hyla in the Piedmont of South Carolina 59 157 M Hantak - SP Geographic Differences in Diet of the Poison Frog Oophaga pumilio from Costa Rica and Panama 60 462 G Rivera Evolution of Sexual Shape Dimorphism in the Shells of Emydid Turtles 61 732 J Benjamin A New System for Rapid Diagnosis and Treatment of Snakebite in Kenya 62 549 B Greene An Empirical Test of PIT Tag Retention in Juvenile Snakes 63 338 M Warren North American Freshwater Fishes: Natural History, Ecology, and Conservation The Fishes of Texas Project - Status of Compilation and Standardization of Museum-Vouchered Fish Collection Data, 64 226 F Martin Online Database, and Related Research 65 742 R Javonillo Reinvigoration and Expansion of the Teaching Collection at an Urban HBCU 66 376 J Wright - SI Adaptive Significance of Venom Glands in the Tadpole Madtom (Noturus gyrinus) 67 396 M Anderson Cranial and Pectoral Osteology of the Common Carp, Cyprinus carpio Linnaeus, 1758: A Laboratory Manual Morphological and Genetic Divergence of Hoplias microlepis (Characiformes, Erythrinidae) in Rivers and Artificial 68 233 W Aguirre Impoundments of Western Ecuador Gonad Morphology of the Gobiid Genus Fusigobius and the Implications for the Evolutionary Relationships of the 69 116 M Burns Genus The Relationships between Body Shape and Water Velocity in Pimephales notatus (Cyprinidae) and Etheostoma 70 334 C Beachum nigrum (Percidae) 71 499 J Baker Conservation Genetics of Etheostoma cragini and Etheostoma microperca in Arkansas 72 220 T Grande Comparative Morphology and Phylogenetic Significance of the Paracanthopterygian Caudal Fin Effects of Exogenous Steroids on Seasonally Dimorphic Changes in the Sonic Muscle of the Atlantic Croaker, 73 718 M Connaughton Micropogonias undulatus 74 57 A Lautredou Antarctic radiations: the Trematominae (Notothenioidei, Teleostei) Applying Foraging Theory and Giving-Up Densities to the Secondary Invasion of Round Goby, Neogobius 75 112 M Malone melanostomus, into Tributary Streams 76 359 S Mussmann Molecular Determination of Parentage in Bowfin (Amia calva) 77 528 J Martin A Taxonomic Revision of Lampridiform Genera 78 230 J Fisher Survey of the Genetic Diversity of Northern Leopard Frog Populations in North Dakota Inter- and intra-island divergence in Odorrana ishikawae (Anura, Ranidae) of the Ryukyu Archipelago of Japan, with 79 M Sumida description of a new species

80 686 N Bowlin Mesopelagic Fish Diversity in the Santa Barbara Basin Small-Scale Habitat Selection and Activity Trends of the Diamondback Terrapin in West Galveston Bay, Texas As 81 777 E Clarkson Determined by Acoustic Telemetry

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41 Presenter Index

A Bernardes, Virgínia ...... 39 Ackiss, Amanda ...... 27 Bernhard, Rafael ...... 40 Adams, Dean ...... 30 Bernstein, Neil ...... 36 Adams, Cory ...... 31 Berra, Tim ...... 19 Adkins Giese, Collette ...... 24 Berry, James ...... 29 Adreani, Mia ...... 32 Beshera, Kebede ...... 19 Aguirre, Windsor ...... 21, 41 Bessert, Michael ...... 25, 38 Akama, Alberto ...... 25 Bethea, Dana ...... 28 Alam, Mohammad Shafiqul ...... 25 Bieber-Ham, Lily ...... 29 Alberici da Barbiano, Laura ...... 23 Bigman, Jennifer S...... 36 Aldridge, Robert ...... 25, 38 Bishop, Phil ...... 24 Alioto-Jurado, Dom ...... 36 Bloom, Devin ...... 24 Allender, Matt ...... 22 Bockmann, Flávio ...... 19 Amiel, Joshua ...... 26 Bond, Benjamen ...... 38 Anderson, John ...... 21 Boone, Michelle ...... 32 Anderson, Matthew ...... 18 Borden, Cal ...... 32, 39 Anderson, Michael ...... 19, 41 Borsuk, Paul ...... 41 Anderson, Wesley ...... 36 Bortone, Stephen A...... 25 Andreadis, Paul ...... 31 Bowlin, Noelle ...... 41 Andrews, Robin ...... 35 Boysen, Krista A...... 19 Anthony, Carl ...... 40 Bramble, Dennis ...... 29 Anthonysamy, Whitney ...... 21, 40 Braun, Camrin ...... 18 Arregui, Lucía ...... 20 Britz, Ralf ...... 34 Arroyave, Jairo ...... 32 Brochu, Kristen ...... 19 Aryafar, Helena ...... 21 Brochu, Christopher ...... 30 Aschliman, Neil ...... 39 Brodman, Bob ...... 28 Ashe, Jimiane ...... 24 Brooks, Ronald ...... 33 Asher, Allison ...... 37 Brown, Mary ...... 40 Ausberger, Teresa ...... 37 Brown, William S...... 31 Brown, Rafe ...... 28 B Brunner, Jesse ...... 20 Bade, Lyndell ...... 26 Bucciarelli, Gary ...... 41 Bagwill, April ...... 28, 40 Buckup, Paulo A...... 19 Baker, Justin ...... 41 Bull, Jim ...... 29 Balaban, Jordan ...... 28 Burgess, George H...... 18 Baldwin, Timothy ...... 28 Burghardt, Gordon ...... 24 Baldwin, Carole ...... 30 Burns, Michael D...... 41 Ballen, Margaret (Cissy) ...... 26 Buser, Thaddaeus ...... 32 Balseiro, Ana ...... 20 Buth, Donald G...... 38 Bang Jensen, Britt ...... 22 Bangley, Charles ...... 20 C Barker, Brittany ...... 19 Cabarle, Kenneth ...... 32 Barkstedt, Judith ...... 23 Calatayud, Natalie ...... 35, 40 Bartelt, Paul ...... 28 Calich, Hannah ...... 35 Beachum, Collin ...... 41 Camacho, Neftali ...... 39 Bedore, Christine ...... 37 Camak, David ...... 38 Belk, Mark ...... 32 Carfagno, Gerardo ...... 29 Belleggia, Mauro ...... 26 Carlisle, Aaron ...... 20 Benjamin, Jordan ...... 41 Carlson, Amy E...... 18 Berkey, Abigail J. M...... 40 Cashner, Mollie ...... 28 Bernal, Moises ...... 27 Cass, Amanda ...... 21

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Castaneda, Abel J...... 39 Denton, Robert ...... 18 Catullo, Renee ...... 19 deSouza, Lesley ...... 21, 38 Cazzolli, Taryn ...... 40 Determan, Charles ...... 37 Chabarria, Ryan ...... 19 Deyle, Anna ...... 21 Chabot, Chris L...... 24, 36 Di Santo, Valentina ...... 37 Chakrabarty, Prosanta ...... 24 DiBattista, Joseph ...... 27 Chamberlain, Jeremy ...... 21 Dillman, Casey ...... 34, 39 Chesser, Megan ...... 18 Dirk, Lynda ...... 25 Chinchar, V. Gregory ...... 20 Dixon, Laura ...... 33 Christiansen, James ...... 29 Doan, Tiffany ...... 38 Church, James ...... 32 Donaldson, Terry ...... 28 Cicia, Angela ...... 20 Doody, Sean ...... 31 Clardy, Todd ...... 28 Doosey, Michael ...... 21 Clark, Eugenie ...... 28 Dorcas, Michael ...... 31 Clark, Rulon ...... 33 Dove, Karen ...... 24, 36 Clark, William ...... 41 Drake, Dana ...... 41 Clarke, Nat ...... 25 Drayer, Andrea ...... 18 Clarkson, Emma ...... 41 Drew, Joshua ...... 30, 38 Clulow, John ...... 20 Drymon, Marcus ...... 18 Cochran, Philip ...... 23 Duffus, Amanda ...... 22, 37 Cole, Kathleen ...... 39 Dulvy, Nicholas ...... 28 Collette, Bruce ...... 30 Durso, Andrew M...... 21, 39 Colombo, Robert ...... 30 Durtsche, Richard ...... 36 Colombo, Patrick ...... 28 Congdon, Justin ...... 33 E Connaughton, Martin ...... 41 Earl, Julia ...... 18, 38 Conway, Kevin W...... 34, 39 Eckstut, Mallory ...... 30 Cordero, Gerardo Antonio ...... 40 Edberg, Kerstin ...... 38 Cosandey Godin, Aurelie ...... 28 Eddy, Corey ...... 24, 36 Craig, Matthew ...... 32 Egge, Jacob ...... 21 Crail, Todd ...... 32 Eichelberger, Jennifer ...... 37 Crane, Adam ...... 33, 41 Eskew, Evan ...... 21, 39 Crnobrna, Brian ...... 32, 41 Espíndola, Vinícius ...... 37 Crofts, Stephanie ...... 38 Etchison, Luke ...... 32 Cupp, Paul ...... 41 Eterovick, Paula ...... 39

D F Dale, Jonathan ...... 20 Farallo, Vincent ...... 33 Darden, Tanya ...... 21 Farina, Stacy ...... 38 Davis, Julian ...... 36, 38 Farrell, Terence ...... 30 Davis, Mark ...... 25 Feeney, Richard ...... 38 Davis, Matthew ...... 32 Ferdous, Shobnom ...... 24 Davis, Mike ...... 33 Ferrara, Camila Rudge ...... 41 Daza, Juan D...... 39 Ferry, Lara ...... 22 de Pinna, Mario ...... 19 Figiel, Jr., Chester ...... 22 Dean, Mason ...... 36 Figueroa, Daniel ...... 34 Deary, Alison ...... 21 Finley, Aimee ...... 36 Deitloff, Jennifer ...... 30 Fisher, Justin ...... 41 Della Togna, Gina ...... 20 Fluker, Brook L...... 25, 36 Dell'Apa, Andrea ...... 28 Folt, Brian ...... 39 Delventhal, Naomi ...... 32 Ford, Ryan ...... 36

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Fox, Alicia ...... 21 Halas, Dominik ...... 23 Francis, Austin ...... 38 Hall, Alexander ...... 40 Freedberg, Steven ...... 31 Hall, Carol ...... 36 Friesen, Chris ...... 21 Halstead, Brian ...... 29 Froeschke, Bridgette ...... 25 Hamed, M. Kevin ...... 36 Froeschke, John ...... 28, 36 Hammerschlag, Neil ...... 18 Fuiten, Allison ...... 19 Hampton, Paul ...... 29, 41 Furumitsu, Keisuke ...... 36 Hanlon, Shane ...... 18 Hansknecht, Kerry ...... 40 G Hantak, Maggie ...... 41 Gallagher, Austin ...... 24 Harless, Meagan ...... 21 Galland, Grantly ...... 25 Harris, Jeremy ...... 38 Gamble, Tony ...... 27 Harrison, Elizabeth ...... 37 Gandara, Anthony ...... 40 Hathaway, Anna ...... 23 Gardiner, Jayne M...... 20 Hayes, Malorie ...... 23, 39 Gelsleichter, Jim ...... 22 Hedges, Blair ...... 27, 41 Geneva, Anthony J ...... 39 Heinicke, Matthew ...... 27 George, Anna ...... 25 Heinz, Heather ...... 30 Germano, Jennifer ...... 20, 39 Hendon, Jill ...... 26 Gersch, Jeffrey ...... 22 Henkanaththegedara, Sujan ...... 30 Gerson, Marina ...... 39 Hernandez, Patricia ...... 38 Ghose, Sonia ...... 36 Hickman, Caleb ...... 31 Giannini, Teresa ...... 39 Higgins, Benjamin ...... 24 Gibbons, Whit ...... 33 Hilton, Eric ...... 28 Gibbs, Melissa ...... 23 Hines, Andrew ...... 37 Gibson, Sarah ...... 34 Hinojosa- Alvarez, Silvia ...... 26, 36 Giery, Sean ...... 37 Hirase, Shotaro ...... 19 Gifford, Matthew ...... 26, 40 Hirt, M. Vincent ...... 21 Gillett, Bethan ...... 36 Hoaglund, Erica ...... 37 Giresi, Melissa ...... 36 Hoffmayer, Eric ...... 26 Glor, Richard ...... 27 Hoger, Mark ...... 37 Gold, Maria Eugenia Leone ...... 35 Holcroft, Nancy ...... 19 Grande, Terry ...... 41 Holding, Matthew ...... 26, 40 Gray, Matthew ...... 20, 37 Hollanda Carvalho, Pedro ...... 27 Green, D. Earl ...... 20 Hollensead, Lisa ...... 36 Greene, Brian ...... 29, 41 Honebrink, Randy ...... 18 Gregory, Patrick ...... 32 Hoover, Jan ...... 28 Gross, Iwo ...... 38 Houck, Marlys L...... 22 Grubich, Justin ...... 32 Hoverman, Jason ...... 20 Gubler, Jenny ...... 38 Howell, Heath ...... 28 Guidugli, Michelle ...... 38 Howey, Christopher ...... 37 Guillen, George ...... 24 Hueter, Robert ...... 18 Gulak, Simon ...... 28 Hundt, Peter ...... 21 Gunderson, Alex ...... 36 Hussey, Nigel ...... 26 Guzy, Jackie ...... 18 Hyatt, Alex ...... 20

H I Haas, Carola A...... 37 Imhoff, Johanna ...... 18 Habegger, Laura ...... 21 Islam, Mohammed Mafizul ...... 33 Haertle, Nicholas ...... 39 Ito, Takeshi ...... 36 Hagey, Travis ...... 19

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J Kraft, Amanda ...... 36 Jackman, Todd ...... 27 Krenz, John D...... 25 Jackson, Alexis ...... 19 Kroetz, Andrea ...... 24 Jacquemin, Stephen ...... 38 Krohmer, Randolph ...... 41 Jadin, Robert C...... 18, 38 Kross, Chelsea ...... 41 Jaeger, Collin ...... 40 Kuchta, Shawn ...... 33 James, Kelsey ...... 24 Kuhajda, Bernard ...... 21 Jancovich, James ...... 20 Kume, Gen ...... 34 Janzen, Fredric ...... 35 Kurita, Kazuki ...... 38 Jaszlics, Andrea ...... 35 Javonillo, Robert ...... 41 L Johnson, G. David ...... 32 Lambert, Shea ...... 39 Johnson, Jarrett ...... 33 Langhorne, Cecilia J...... 20 Johnson, Lucinda ...... 32 Lattanzio, Matthew ...... 39 Johnson, Nathan ...... 21 Laumann, Katie May ...... 38 Jones, Peter ...... 29 Lautredou, Anne-Claire ...... 28, 41 Jordan, Laura ...... 28 Lawrence, J.P...... 39 Jordan, Mark A...... 37 Leclerc, Lisa Marie ...... 26 Jorgensen, Michael ...... 41 Lecointre, Guillaume ...... 32 Juterbock, Eric ...... 40 Leduc, Joël ...... 21 Lefebvre, Jose ...... 19 K Legare, Bryan ...... 24 Kacev, David ...... 24 Legler, John ...... 29 Kaiser, Kristine ...... 37 LeGros, David ...... 24 Kanchanakhan, Somkiat ...... 22 Lehr, Edgar ...... 39 Karnatz, Matthew L...... 19, 40 Lehtinen, Richard ...... 28 Karns, Daryl ...... 37 Lemenager, Lee ...... 40 Karraker, Nancy ...... 34 Lenhart, Christian ...... 25 Kawai, Ushio ...... 39 Lennon, Corissa ...... 39 Keevil, Matthew G...... 39 Lesbarrères, David ...... 20 Kehrier, Christopher ...... 32 Lewis, Timothy ...... 33 Keller, Heidi R...... 30 Li, Chenhong ...... 32 Kemper, Jenny ...... 36 Liedke, Ana ...... 34 Kenaley, Christopher ...... 21 Lima, Flávio C.T...... 19, 37 Kennedy, Alicia ...... 21 Linkem, Charles ...... 19 Kerby, Jacob ...... 20 Liston, Shawn E...... 30 Kessel, Steven ...... 18 Literman, Robert ...... 40 Kim, Sora ...... 20 Little, Caitlyn ...... 23 Kimble, Steve ...... 18 Longenecker, Ken ...... 25 Kingsbury, Bruce ...... 24 Longo, Sarah ...... 38 Kinziger, Andrew ...... 25 Lopez, J. Andres ...... 21 Kleinteich, Thomas ...... 35 Loury, Erin ...... 30 Kneebone, Jeff ...... 22 Love, Corey A...... 34 Knouft, Jason ...... 23 Love, Elliot ...... 25 Knowles, L. Lacey ...... 21 Lovich, Robert ...... 34 Knuckey, James ...... 24 Lowe, Ben ...... 40 Kojima, Yosuke ...... 39 Ludt, William ...... 27 Korfel, Chelsea ...... 18, 36 Luer, Carl ...... 22 Kouba, Andy ...... 20 Luken, Alissa L...... 40 Krabbenhoft, Trevor J...... 19, 38 Lumbantobing, Daniel ...... 24 Kraemer, Andrew ...... 33 Luxbacher, Amy ...... 30

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Lyons, Kady ...... 36 Miller, Debra ...... 20 Mills, Mark ...... 29 M Mitchell, Timothy ...... 18, 39 Ma, Chui Ying ...... 18 Miya, Masaki ...... 32, 39 Maccachero, Vivian ...... 32 Molinia, Frank ...... 20 Macesic, Laura ...... 35 Moll, Don ...... 33 Maciel, Jessica ...... 38 Moll, Edward ...... 29 Macks, Samantha ...... 32 Montgomery, Chad ...... 29, 39 MacNeil, Jami E...... 28 Moody, Melissa ...... 40 Maia, Anabela ...... 20 Moon, Brad ...... 40 Maljkovic, Aleksandra ...... 20 Moriarty, John ...... 31 Malone, Margaret ...... 41 Most, Matthew ...... 39 Marancik, David ...... 28, 36 Motta, Philip ...... 26 Marchio, Elizabeth ...... 38 Mougey, Krista ...... 18, 40 Marin, Julie ...... 27 Moyer, Joshua ...... 36 Markle, Tricia ...... 26 Moyer, Anna ...... 32 Marmolejo, Arlen ...... 19 Muelleman, Peter ...... 39 Marschang, Rachel E...... 22, 37 Mull, Christopher ...... 20 Marshall, Heather ...... 36 Munroe, Thomas ...... 32 Marsh-Matthews, Edie ...... 34 Murray, Christopher ...... 26 Martin, F. Douglas ...... 27, 41 Mushet, David ...... 24 Martin, Bradley ...... 27 Mushinsky, Henry ...... 29 Martin, David ...... 24 Mussmann, Steven ...... 41 Martin, Jennifer ...... 41 Muths, Erin ...... 37 Martin, Karen ...... 32 Myers, Erin ...... 35 Martinez-Takeshita, Natalie ...... 19 Masonjones, Heather ...... 38 Matamoros, Wilfredo ...... 38 N Mathis, Alicia ...... 33 Near, Thomas ...... 32 Matich, Philip ...... 26 Neifert, Brandi ...... 26 Matillano, Joie ...... 23 Newton, Kyle ...... 36 Matthews, William ...... 30 Nicodemo, Philip ...... 25 Mazzoni, Rolando ...... 22 Nielsen, Mark ...... 29 McCallister, Michael ...... 28 Nosal, Andrew ...... 24 McCann, Heather ...... 26 Nunziata, Schyler ...... 37 McCann, Katelyn ...... 26 McClain, Pamela ...... 40 O McComb-Kobza, Mikki ...... 22 O'Boyle, Lois ...... 32 McCune, Amy ...... 21 O'Donnell, Katherine M...... 37 McCutcheon, Sara ...... 36 Oldfield, Ronald G...... 28 McGaugh, Suzanne ...... 35 Olker, Jennifer ...... 32 McGuire, Jeanette ...... 24 Olsen, Lance ...... 32 McKee, Anna ...... 21 Ortí, Guillermo ...... 24 McKinney, Jennifer ...... 24 Otto, Clint ...... 18 McMahan, Caleb ...... 24 Owen, Patrick ...... 40 McPeek, Tamara ...... 21 Owens, Hannah ...... 23 McPhie, Romney ...... 28 McVeigh, Doreen ...... 36 P Melo, Marcelo ...... 21 Páez-Moscoso, Diego ...... 28 Mengistu, Abebe Ameha ...... 28 Paig-Tran, Erin (Misty) ...... 36 Meredith, Tricia ...... 20 Paluh, Daniel J...... 40

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Pappas, Michael ...... 31 Robert, Jacques ...... 20, 37 Pardo, Sebastian ...... 28 Roberts, Mark ...... 23 Parenti, Lynne ...... 30 Robinson, Nathan ...... 32 Parker, Joshua ...... 37 Rocha, Nicole ...... 38 Parker, Scott ...... 35 Roe, John ...... 29 Paterson, James ...... 21, 39 Roje, Dawn ...... 24 Peacock, Clint ...... 23 Rojo Vazquez, Jorge Arturo ...... 38 Pechmann, Joseph ...... 30 Romagosa, Christina ...... 31 Peklova, Iva ...... 18 Rosati, Drew ...... 21 Perry, Gad ...... 31 Rosenblatt, Adam ...... 29 Pettitt, Beth ...... 38 Rothermel, Betsie B...... 37 Phillips, John ...... 38 Rowe, John ...... 40 Picco, Angela ...... 22 Rowlison, Tricia ...... 40 Pierce, Josh ...... 37 Rüber, Lukas ...... 27 Pilgrim, Melissa ...... 25 Rucker, Matt ...... 41 Piller, Kyle ...... 24 Rumschlag, Samantha ...... 37 Piñon, Maribel ...... 41 Russell, Ronald ...... 32 Pittman, Shannon ...... 33, 40 Placyk, John ...... 30 S Poortvliet, Marloes ...... 22 Sabaj Pérez, Mark ...... 19 Porter, Marianne ...... 22 Sacerdote, Allison ...... 24, 37 Portnoy, David ...... 27 Saenz, Daniel ...... 31 Preston, Daniel ...... 31 Sanchez, Barbara D...... 23 Price, Steven ...... 18, 37 Sandel, Michael ...... 21 Prohaska, Bianca K...... 26 Sanders, Sheri ...... 18 Purcell, Kevin ...... 19 Sant'Anna, Vivianne ...... 19 Santos, Juan ...... 28 Q Sanzenbacher, Beth ...... 25 Quattro, Joseph ...... 21 Saporito, Ralph ...... 39 Scantlebury, Daniel ...... 19 R Schaefer, Jake ...... 23 Raley, Morgan ...... 23 Scharer, Rachel ...... 28 Ramsay, Jason ...... 20 Schelly, Robert ...... 21 Ray, C. Keith ...... 19 Schneider, Victoria ...... 39 Rearick, Jolene ...... 28 Schock, Danna ...... 22 Reed, Robert N ...... 31 Schulte, James ...... 27 Reedy, Aaron ...... 29 Schwemm, Michael R...... 25 Reeve, Brooke ...... 34 Sethuraman, Arun ...... 38 Refsnider, Jeanine ...... 18 Shaffer, H. Bradley ...... 27 Regester, Kurt ...... 37 Shearin, Amanda ...... 29 Regula Meyer, Lisa ...... 18 Sheil, Christopher ...... 35, 40 Reid, Brendan ...... 40 Shepard, Donald ...... 30 Reis, Roberto ...... 19 Shiffman, David ...... 20 Reneski, Melissa ...... 19 Shishova, Natalia ...... 22 Rheubert, Justin ...... 40 Sidlauskas, Brian ...... 28 Richter, Stephen ...... 37 Siegel, Dustin ...... 25 Riley, Cyrena ...... 26 Silla, Aimee ...... 20 Riley, Julia ...... 23, 39 Skipwith, Phillip ...... 19 Rittmeyer, Eric N...... 19 Skomal, Gregory ...... 26 Rivera, Angela ...... 19 Smith, Christopher E...... 39 Rivera, Gabriel ...... 24, 41 Smith, Gerald ...... 38

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Smith, Kelcee ...... 36 U Smith, Leo ...... 34 Uiblein, Franz ...... 24, 39 Smith, Matthew ...... 25 Une, Yumi ...... 22 Smith, Wade D...... 26 Unger, Shem ...... 33 Sorenson, Laurie ...... 24 Unmack, Peter ...... 23, 38 Spencer, Carol ...... 41 St. Andre, Christopher ...... 21 V Staab, Katie ...... 28 Valenzuela, Nicole ...... 24 Stearley, Ralph ...... 27 Vance, Carrie ...... 40 Steele, Mark ...... 25 VanDeWalle, Terry ...... 33 Stengle, Anne ...... 37 Vélez, Alejandro ...... 25 Stephens, Jeffrey ...... 26 Viana, Maria das Neves Silva ...... 38 Stephens, Nathan ...... 35 Vinnikov, Kirill ...... 39 Stevenson, Duane ...... 24 Vogt, Richard ...... 31, 37 Stewart, James R...... 35, 40 Stewart, Donald ...... 19 W Stoehr, Ashley ...... 26 Waddle, Hardin ...... 31, 37 Storfer, Andrew ...... 20 Wainwright, Peter ...... 32 Strande, Joe ...... 36 Walker, Christina J...... 22 Streicher, Jeffrey ...... 19, 38 Walser, Christoph ...... 34 Sumida, Masayuki ...... 41 Waltzek, Thomas ...... 22 Sung, Yik-Hei ...... 23 Warchol, Emily ...... 36 Sutton, William ...... 28, 37 Warner, Daniel ...... 39 Swarth, Christopher ...... 24 Warner, Jason R...... 40 Sweet, Joshua ...... 36 Warren, Mel ...... 41 Szczepanski, John ...... 36 Wassersug, Richard J...... 35 Waters, John ...... 36 T Watson, Linet Cynthia ...... 37 Tan, Milton ...... 37 Weaver, Robert ...... 33 Tang, Kevin ...... 32 Weeks, Denita M...... 18 Taylor, David ...... 37 Wegner, Nicholas ...... 32 Telemeco, Rory ...... 18, 40 Wehrle, Beck A...... 40 Tellez, Marisa ...... 29 Weisrock, David ...... 35 Tenggardjaja, Kimberly ...... 38 Welsh, Stuart ...... 25 Teter, Shara ...... 18 Weng, Kevin ...... 28 Thawley, Christopher ...... 23 Wetherbee, Bradley ...... 18 Thesing, Benjamin D...... 40 White, Matthew ...... 19 Thomas, Richard ...... 27 Whitfield, Steven ...... 18 Thomson, Alfred ...... 24 Whitmore, Benjamin ...... 36 Tilley, Alexander ...... 26 Whitney, Nicholas ...... 37 Tingle, Jessica ...... 41 Whittaker, Kellie ...... 41 Tipton, Michelle ...... 27 Wild, Erik ...... 37 Tornabene, Luke ...... 34 Wiley, E O ...... 19 Trauth, Stanley ...... 25 Wiley, Tonya ...... 36 Trudeau, Vance L...... 20 Wilkes-Martin, Michelle ...... 20 Tuma, Michael ...... 18 Williams, L. Jay ...... 26 Tupy, John A...... 39 Williams, Jim ...... 23 Turk, Sharon ...... 24 Willson, John ...... 32 Turner, Thomas ...... 32 Wilmes, Anthony ...... 26 Winokur, Robert ...... 29 Winton, Megan ...... 24

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Witczak, Lynea R...... 18, 39 Wright, Jeremy ...... 34, 41 Wu, Yunke ...... 38

Y Yahnke, Amy ...... 18 Yamaguchi, Atsuko ...... 26 Young, Bruce ...... 25 Youngquist, Melissa ...... 38

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