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American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists 98th Annual Meeting

President: Brian Crother President Elect: Kathleen Cole Past President: Maureen A. Donnelly Prior Past President: Larry G. Allen Treasurer: F. Douglas Martin Secretary: Prosanta Chakrabarty Editor: Christopher Beachy

Herpetologists’ League 76th Annual Meeting

President: David Sever Vice-President: Willem Roosenburg Treasurer: Laurie Mauger Secretary: Renata Platenburg Communications Secretary: Wendy Palen Herpetologica Editor: Stephen Mullin Herpetological Monographs Editor: Michael Harvey Immediate Past President: David M. Green Prior Past Presidents: James Spotila, Stan Trauth Executive Council: Lisa Hazard, Pilar Santidrián Tomillo, Sarah Corey-Rivas, Brian Halsted, Stephen Richter, Lori Neuman-Lee

Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles 61th Annual Meeting

President: Richard Shine President-Elect: Marty Crump Immediate Past-President: Aaron Bauer Secretary: Marion R. Preest Treasurer: Kim Lovich Publications Secretary: Cari-Ann Hickerson Thank you to our generous sponsors We would like to thank the following:

Local Hosts Brian Witz, Nazareth College, LHC Chair Jackie Carson, Nazareth College, Local Artist William Hallahan, Nazareth College Andrea Heinlein, Nazareth College Sharon Luxmore, Nazareth College Matthew Temple, Nazareth College Volunteers We wish to thank the following volunteers who have helped make the Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists run smoothly. Please look for those with a Volunteer or Host ribbon and thank them for their time. Stefanie Bunnell, Nazareth College Juliana Bunnell, Nazareth College Zinga (Josh) Oteme, adjunct instructor, Nazareth College Kylie Robben, Nazareth College JMIH Meeting Management and Planning Committee Henry R. Mushinsky, Chair, University of South Florida Charles “Chip” Cotton, Florida State University Coastal and Marine Lab Marty Crump, Program Officer, Utah State University Marlis Douglas, University of Arkansas David Green, McGill University Kyle Piller, Southeastern Louisiana Dustin Siegel, Southeast Missouri State University Partners Alliance Audio Visual ConferenceDirect Great Lakes Events Nazareth College Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center (JAFRRCC) Rochester Riverside Hotel ASIH Book Raffle Donors Academic Press/Elsevier CRC Press Island Press Johns Hopkins University Press O'Reilly University of Chicago Press University Press of Florida University Press of Kansas University Press of Mississippi Yale University Press Dr. James Albert Dr. Tim Berra Dr. Russell Burke Dr. Nick Caruso Dr. Lynne Parenti Dr. Ted Pietsch And to those that donated onsite Table of Contents

General Meeting Information……………………………………………………………………………… 7-8

Presentation Information…………………………………………………………………………………... 9

Special Announcements from the Societies……………………………………………………………...10-11

Social Events…………………………………………………………………………………………………12-13

Business and Committee Meetings for Participating Societies………………………………………… 14

Symposia…………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 15-16

Workshops…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 17-19

Session and Symposia Master Schedule………………………………………………………………… 20

Thursday, 12 July - Plenary Session Schedule………………………………………………………….. 21

Thursday, 12 July - Afternoon Oral Presentations………………………………………………………. 22-26

Friday, 13 July - Morning Oral Presentations…………………………………………………………….. 27-30

Friday, 13 July - Afternoon Oral Presentations…………………………………………………………... 31-34

Saturday, 14 July - Morning Oral Presentations…………………………………………………………. 35-38

Saturday, 14 July - Afternoon Oral Presentations……………………………………………………….. 39-43

Sunday, 15 July - Morning Oral Presentations……………………………………………………………44-48

Sunday, 16 July - Afternoon Oral Presentations………………………………………………………… 49-52

Friday, 13 July - Poster Session I…………………………………………………………………………. 53-57

Saturday, 14 July - Poster Session II……………………………………………………………………... 58-61

Lightning Talks………………………………………………………………………………………………. 25, 40, 45

Presenter Index……………………………………………………………………………………………… 62-70

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Exhibitors Diagram

A list of 2018 JMIH participants will be available on the archives page of the website beginning 13 August 2018. http://conferences.k-state.edu/joint-meeting/about/past-meeting-archives General Meeting Information Meeting Room Information During presentations, please turn off all cell phones or set them to vibrate. Plenary Session – JAFRRCC Grand Lilac Ballroom Symposia's Friday, Saturday & Sunday – JAFRRCC Grand Lilac Ballroom North Beverage Breaks Thursday, Friday, & Saturday, 7:00 a.m. – JAFRRCC Galleria Thursday, 10:00 a.m. – JAFRRCC Galleria Friday, & Saturday, 9:30 a.m. – JAFRRCC Empire Exhibit Hall South Thursday, 3:00 p.m. – JAFRRCC Empire Exhibit Hall South Sunday, 7:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m. & 3:00 p.m. – JAFRRCC Galleria Exhibits – JAFRRCC Empire Hall South Poster Presentations with cash bars and snacks Friday, & Saturday, 4-6:00 p.m. – JAFRRCC Empire Hall South Oral Presentations JAFRRCC Grand Lilac Ballroom North, JAFRRCC Grand Lilac Ballroom South, JAFRRCC Highland Room A, JAFRRCC Highland Room B, JAFRRCC Highland Room C, JAFRRCC Highland Room D & JAFRRCC Highland Room E Presentation Submission Room – JAFRRCC Aqueduct A Speaker Prep Rooms – JAFRRCC Aqueduct C, JAFRRCC Aqueduct D & JAFRRCC Cascade Room E HL/SSAR Live Auction Viewing Room – JAFRRCC Cascade Rooms C & D SSAR Silent Auction – JAFRRCC Cascade Rooms C & D ASIH Graduate Student Book Raffle – JAFRRCC Cascade Rooms A & B HL/SSAR Live Auction – JAFRRCC Grand Lilac Ballroom HL/SSAR Student Social – JAFRRCC Highland Room B & JAFRRCC Riverside Court SSAR President’s Travelogue – JAFRRCC Grand Lilac Ballroom SSAR AV Shows – JAFRRCC Grand Lilac Ballroom South Internet Access Internet access will be provided to all JMIH attendees in the guest and meeting rooms of the Rochester Riverside Hotel (RRH) and the Joseph A Floreano Rochester River- side Convention Center (JAFRRCC). Business Center The Rochester Riverside Hotel (RRH) Business Center is located inside the lobby. Messages and Job Announcements Message boards are located in the JAFRRCC Galleria. Participants may post messag- es for friends and colleagues. The registration staff will also post telephone and other messages on these boards. Urgent messages should be directed to the Joseph A Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center at 585-232-7200 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.

7 General Meeting Information Food and Beverage Morning and afternoon beverage breaks will be served in the following locations: Thursday, Friday, & Saturday, 7:00 a.m. – JAFRRCC Galleria Thursday, 10:00 a.m. – JAFRRCC Galleria Friday, & Saturday, 9:30 a.m. – JAFRRCC Empire Exhibit Hall South Thursday, 3:00 p.m. – JAFRRCC Empire Exhibit Hall South Sunday, 7:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m. & 3:00 p.m. – JAFRRCC Galleria A cash bar with snacks will be available during poster sessions, 4-6 p.m., Friday, 13 July and Saturday, 14 July. Lunch is on your own each day. A variety of restaurants are available within walking distance. Visit the JMIH website: http://conferences.k-state.edu/joint-meeting/lodging- travel/attractions/ for ideas. Dinner is also on your own each day, with the exception of the opening reception at The Seabreeze Amusement Park and any social event tickets you may have pur- chased. Visit the JMIH website: http://conferences.k-state.edu/joint-meeting/lodging- travel/attractions/ for ideas. Registration Desk The JMIH Registration Desk, located in the JAFRRCC Galleria Registration Booth, is staffed to check in attendees and exhibitors and answer any questions you might have regarding the meeting. Hours of Operation: Wednesday, 11 July - Saturday, 14 July 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday, 15 July 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. 3-5 p.m. - open for information only Event Tickets A variety of tickets may be included in your name badge. The number of tickets you have is determined by your personal registration choices.

Reception tickets Full conference registrants will receive a Seabreeze Amusement Park entry ticket (http://conferences.k-state.edu/joint-meeting/jmih-opening-reception/). The food is all you can eat, and the beer and soda service will be unlimited and will be provided from 5:30 – 8:30 PM. Bus transportation from outside the entrance to JAFRRCC along main street will begin at 5:30 pm. Buses start to depart at 5:45 pm and will provide back and forth transportation starting at 7:30 p.m. until 10:00 pm.

Any additional tickets purchased will receive a Seabreeze Amusement Park entry ticket into the general opening reception.

Additional food and beverage tickets (by registration only) may include: ASIH Closing Picnic for Sunday, 15 July at Nazareth College on the lawn of Golasno Academic Center (http://conferences.k-state.edu/joint-meeting/asih-no- host-social/). Bus transportation from outside the entrance to JAFRRCC along main street will begin at 5:30 pm. Buses depart at 5:45 pm. and will provide back and forth transportation at 7:30 p.m. until 9:00 pm.

8 Presentation Information

Oral Presenters Sunday, 15 July 7:30 a.m.—5 p.m. Oral and symposia presenters should submit their presentations to an Alliance AV Session moderators have been designated to representative by 5 p.m. the day preceding facilitate each session. The names of modera- their presentation. Alliance AV will be set up tors are noted in the session schedule. Mod- in Aqueduct A located in the Joseph A erators should have received their packet of Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention instructions when checking in at the registra- Center to receive presentations at the follow- tion desk. ing times: Wednesday, 11 July - 1:00 p.m.—5 p.m. Poster Presenters Thursday, 12 July - Saturday, 14 July - 7:30 a.m. —5 p.m. Poster session with cash bar dates and times Use the following format when naming your are as follows: files: Friday, 13 July 4:00 p.m.—6:00 p.m. Saturday, 14 July 4:00 p.m.—6:00 p.m. military time – paper# – Last Name In the Empire Hall South, Joseph A Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center Examples: 915 – 445 – Todd 1345 – 766 – Smith At least one author must be present during the entire poster session time period. Please re- The technical coordinators available will im- move your poster immediately following the mediately load and review presentations as poster session. Posters not claimed by 5:00 they are submitted. A presenter's memory p.m. on Sunday, 15 July will be discarded. stick or CD will be returned when the presen- tation has been successfully loaded. Poster Board Assignments An Alliance AV representative will be present A listing of poster sessions is current as of the in each meeting room to monitor equipment printing of this program book (May 29). All and presentations. poster boards are numbered. The title and author will be posted on each board as well. Three Speaker Prep Rooms are Because some posters are part of competi- Available: Aqueduct C, Aqueduct D and Cas- tions, it is important that each presenter place cade E of the Joseph A Floreano Rochester their poster in the correct location. Presenters Riverside Convention Center. can place their poster on their assigned board anytime between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. These rooms will have computers and projec- (noon) on the day they are presenting. Pre- tors available for speakers to practice their senters are asked to have their poster set presentations. A sign-up sheet is posted out- by 12 p.m. (noon) in order that attendees side each room. may view the posters prior to the sched- uled session time. Speaker prep rooms are available: Wednesday, 11 July Lightning Talks 1–10 p.m. Lightning talks (five minutes in length, 10 slides maximum) provide a good forum for Thursday,12 July – Saturday,14 July presenting preliminary research or for putting 7:30 a.m.—10 p.m. out a call for data, feedback, or collaboration.

9 Special Announcements from Societies

Call for 20192020 JMIH Symposia The JMIH Meeting and Planning Committee invites well-conceived symposia proposals for 2019.2020. See societal websites for details and deadlines or contact any of the following:

ASIHAES – –Joe Henry Bizzarro Mushinsky at [email protected] at [email protected] ASIH – Henry Mushinsky at [email protected] HL – Mary White at [email protected] SSAR – Richard Durtsche at [email protected]

ASIH General Endowment Fund Information ASIH thanks all of 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.

SSAR President’s Travelogue Wednesday, 11 July 7:00-8:00 p.m. Grand Lilac Ballroom, JAFRRCC

Krystal Tolley, Head of the Molecular Systematics Laboratory at the South African National Biodiver- sity Institute at Kirstenbosch, South Africa will present “Chasing reptile tails across southern Africa: Tales of adventure and exploration from the desert to the rainforest."

SSAR/HL Live Auction Viewing Room Thursday, 12 July – Sunday, 15 July Cascade Rooms C & D, JAFRRCC

All items for the HL/SSAR Live Auction will be available for viewing. Items can be viewed at the following days and times:

Thursday, 12 July from 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Friday, 13 July from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday, 14 July from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sunday, 15 July from 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

JAFRRCC = Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center RRH = Rochester Riverside Hotel

10 Special Announcements from Societies

SSAR Silent Auction Thursday, 12 July – Sunday, 15 July Cascade Rooms C & D, JAFRRCC

All items for the HL/SSAR Silent Auction will be available for viewing. Items can be viewed at the following days and times:

Thursday, 12 July from 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Friday, 13 July from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday, 14 July from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sunday, 15 July from 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Sunday, 15 July from 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Payment for items will take place during this time.

HL/SSAR Live Auction Sunday, 15 July 9:00 p.m. – midnight Grand Lilac Ballroom, JAFRRCC

All JMIH participants are welcome to attend and bid on donated items. A cash bar will be available,

JAFRRCC = Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center

RRH = Rochester Riverside Hotel

11 Social Events Wednesday, 11 July Open Mic Night – Riverview Ballroom & Lounge of the Rochester Riverside Hotel 8:00 p.m.— 11:00 p.m. Join your colleagues on Wednesday evening in the Riverview Ballroom & Lounge for informal net- working between students, post-docs, and new and seasoned professionals. Everyone is free and encouraged to bring your own instruments, amplifiers, singing voices, etc.! There will be a cash bar and entertainment provided by…YOU! Take this opportunity to show off your talents!

Thursday, 12 July JMIH Opening Reception – Seabreeze Amusement Park 6:00-10:00 p.m., 4600 Culver Rd, Rochester, NY 14622 Seabreeze Park is very historic and was established in 1879. It offers both amusement park rides as well as a waterpark. The park has always been family owned and is currently owned by its 6th generation! The original family got started in the business by hand carving carousel horses; there are artifacts from the past located in the carousel building. The park is located on a bluff with views of both Lake Ontario and the Irondequoit Bay. There are also arcade games and games of chance. The park is famous for funnel cakes! There is a free acrobatic show called Cirque En Vol, and finally, there’s the Jack Rabbit Roller Coaster which opened in 1920, making it one of the oldest wooden roller coasters in the country. The food is all you can eat, and the beer and soda service will be unlimited and will be provided from 5:30 – 8:30 PM. Note: Only beer will be served, no other alcohol or wine will be available. The reception menu is all you can eat and will include barbequed chicken, Zweigles hotdogs, fresh- ground burgers, veggie burgers, Italian sausage with peppers and onions, potato salad, pasta salad, baked beans, potato chips, ice cream, local beer, and soda. Shuttle buses will be provided and will depart from just outside the street level entrance doors of the Joseph A Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center starting at 5:30 p.m. and will run contin- uously. The shuttle buses will begin departing from Seabreeze starting at approximately 7:30 p.m. and will run continuously until 10:15 p.m. Participants will need to visibly display their Seabreeze ticket when boarding the bus in order to participate in the JMIH opening event. **JMIH societies and Kansas State University are not liable if a participant fails to return to the final departing bus from Seabreeze Amusement Park.

Friday, 13 July HL/SSAR Discussion on Careers in Herpetology – Highland B, Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center 9:00-10:00 p.m. Employed herpetologists will discuss their jobs and what it took to get them where they are today. There will be people from various fields including multiple types of academic institutions (R1, masters only, under-grad only, etc), government and public positions, and other jobs related to herpetology. If you are worried about finding a job, or not sure what type of job is best suited for you, come to this discussion and join us for the student social afterward where even more employed herpetologists will be present to continue the conversation.

12 Social Events Friday, 13 July cont... ASIH Student Social—Highland C, JF Rochester Riverside Convention Center 9:00 p.m.—11:00 p.m. ASIH students are encouraged to come and enjoy some light hors d’oeuvres and cash bar while partaking in a game of trivia.

SSAR/HL Student Social—Riverside Court, JF Rochester Riverside Convention Center 10:00 p.m.—11:00 p.m. Following the Discussion on Careers in Herpetology, continue the conversion at the student social. HL and SSAR Board members and additional employed herpetologists from various fields (academia, government, public, etc) will be present to discuss and answer questions on how to secure a job.

Don’t miss out! Join HL and/or SSAR today to take advantage of this networking opportunity! Finger food and drink tickets will be provided.

Sunday, 15 July

ASIH Closing Picnic at Nazareth College 6:00 p.m.—9:00 p.m., 4245 East Ave., Rochester, NY 14618

Come and enjoy a beautiful evening of food and networking at Nazareth College a coeducational, private, religiously independent college in Pittsford, a suburb of Rochester, NY. Founded by the Sisters of St. Joseph in 1924, the college offers more than 60 undergraduate majors and 24 grad- uate programs. Alumni and locals commonly refer to the school as “Naz” for short.

Shuttle buses will be provided and will depart from just outside the street level entrance doors of the Joseph A Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center starting at 5:30 p.m. and will run continu- ously. The shuttle buses will begin departing from Nazareth starting at approximately 7:30 p.m. and will run continuously until 10:15 p.m.

The meal will be Build-Your-Own Garbage Plate (a Rochester classic!) buffet.

Participants will need to visibly display their JMIH name tag badges and ticket when boarding the bus in or- der to participate in the ASIH Closing Picnic event.

**JMIH societies and Kansas State University are not liable if a participant fails to return to the final departing bus from Nazareth College.

HL/SSAR Live Auction – JAFRRCC Riverside Court 9:00 p.m. – midnight

The HL/SSAR Live Auction is an opportunity to support the programs of SSAR and HL and to clean out your office or house of those interesting and valuable herp or fish related items. Any herp or fish related item – including books, art, sculptures, famous autographs, field equipment, or clothing – is appreciated. Please note that items made from amphibians, reptiles, fish, or parts thereof, should NOT be donated. Donations are tax deductible. Receipts will be issued on request (please request receipt at time of donation).

13 Business and Committee Meetings

Wednesday, 11 July

8:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. SSAR Board of Directors (open to the public) - Grand Ballroom (Anthony)—RRH 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. ASIH Executive Committee - McQuaid Room—RRH 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. ASIH Editorial Policy Committee - McQuaid Room—RRH 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. HL Board of Trustees - Lilac—RRH 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. ASIH Board of Governors (BOG) - Highland Room A—JAFRRCC 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. SSAR President’s Travelogue - Grand Lilac Ballroom—JAFRRCC

Thursday, 12 July

12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. ASIH Conservation Committee - Jordan—RRH 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. ASIH Judges Meeting - Silver—RRH 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. ASIH Long Range Planning and Policy Meeting - McQuaid—RRH 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. SSAR Seibert Oral and Victor Hutchinson Poster Judges Meeting - Keating—RRH

Friday, 13 July

12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. ASIH Endowment & Finance - McQuaid—RRH 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. NSF Presentation from Systematics and Biodiversity Sciences– Grand Lilac Ballroom South—JAFRRCC 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. ASIH Collections Committee - Lilac—RRH 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. HL Judges Meeting - Keating—RRH 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. ASIH Ad Hoc Committee on Membership - Keating—RRH 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. NIA (Neotropical Ichthyological Association) Meeting - Highland E—JAFRRCC 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. HL Business Meeting - Highland A—JAFRRCC 9:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. ASIH Graduate Student Social - Highland C—JAFRRCC

Saturday, 14 July 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Journal of Herpetology Editor's Lunch - Meet in RRH lobby 12:00 p.m.- 1:30 p.m. HL Graduate Student Workshop – Genesee Suite (Fitzhugh)—RRH 12:00 p.m.- 2:00 p.m. ASIH Graduate Student Business Meeting - Genesee Suite (Gleason)—RRH 12:00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m. ASIH Names of Fishes - McQuaid—RRH 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. SSAR Long Range Planning Meeting (open to the public) - Keating—RRH 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. ASIH Web Content Management Committee – Jordan—RRH 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. SSAR Business Meeting – Highland Room A—JAFRRCC 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. ASIH Speed Networking Workshop – Riverview Lounge—RRH 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. ASIH Business and Awards Meeting (BAM) – Grand Lilac Ballroom North— JAFRRCC 8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. SSAR AV Shows – Grand Lilac Ballroom South—JAFRRCC

Sunday, 15 July 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. ASIH Graduate Student Workshop - Silver—RRH 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. JMIH Meeting Management and Planning Committee – Cascade F—JAFRRCC 9:00 p.m. - midnight HL/SSAR Live Auction with Cash Bars—Grand Lilac Ballroom—JAFRRCC

JAFRRCC = Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center

RRH = Rochester Riverside Hotel

14 Symposia

Friday, 13 July 1:30 PM – 4:15 PM Grand Lilac Ballroom North—JAFRRCC Canadian Herpetological Society Symposia Effects of Climate Change on Northern Populations of Reptiles and Amphibians

This theme encompasses range expansions and contractions that may be ascribed to climate change, eco-physiology and adaptations of populations to different climate regimens (of particular interest where range expansion is precluded by geographic and anthropogenic factors), shifts in phenology, potential effects on food sources, expansion of disease, and the climate-driven explosion of invasive species affecting local herpetofaunal populations. Although northern range expansion is a likely outcome for organisms that do well at the periphery of their ranges, others may be negatively af- fected as warming often comes with different precipitation regimes that could obviate the reasons that some relict or dis- junct populations persist at southern latitudes. This theme will also be used as a pretext to talk about critical habitats (hibernation, reproduction), ecological interactions (competition, predation), habitat protection, migration corridors, international collaboration for habitat protection (policy), and more philosophical questions about whether or not to take conservation action. For example, climate niche simulations predict that species range distributions will shrink in the south and expand in the north for some amphibian and reptile species. If we want “zero net loss”, should we create/ maintain in Canada the habitat area predicted to be lost in the USA? The topic of international collaboration fits with the resolutions signed by government in Quebec, the Atlantic Provinces, and the New England states (winter 2017) to promote connectivity within and among states/provinces in a conservation and climate change context. This symposium will be of interest to our US and Europe-an colleagues who work on animals in northern climates. Chair: Jackie Litzgus Saturday, 14 July 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM; 10:00 AM – Noon; 1:30 PM – 4:00 PM Grand Lilac Ballroom North—JAFRRCC ASIH Brodie Symposium

If Salamanders Could Speak: Tales of the Remarkable Career of Edmund D. Brodie Jr.

This symposium will honor the career of herpetologist, ecologist, and evolutionary biologist, Dr. Edmund “Butch” D. Brodie, Jr. Butch has made substantial contributions to these fields over the course of a half-century, and we will celebrate these accom- plishments with the society, the professionals, and the students that he holds most dear. In fact, it is only fitting that ASIH hold this symposium 50 years to the date that Butch’s first paper on toxic Pacific newts was published in Copeia in 1968.

Butch’s research has encompassed an amazing array of topics, and included diverse organismal systems from across the globe; ranging from foundational work on the herpetofauna of the Pacific Northwest, to determining the complex roles of skin toxins in am- phibians, to descriptions of new salamanders in the neotropics, to understanding mimicry and other antipredator behaviors, to de- scribing patterns of convergent molecular evolution, to understanding the drivers of landscape patterns of coevolution in snakes and newts. His efforts on these and other topics have resulted in over 215 (and still counting) peer-reviewed articles and seven books, many of which are now considered landmark studies and used as celebrated examples or case studies in Biology text- books.

Beyond his publication record (which includes more than 110 coauthors), Butch is a respected and beloved mentor. He has ad- vised 50 graduate students in both MS and PhD programs. This symposium will highlight the broad impact that his work and, by extension, the work of his academic legacy, has had on the scientific community. Presentations from former students and collabo- rators will commemorate the breadth of Butch’s contributions from scholarship to mentorship. In addition, we will hold a social gath- ering following the talks to continue the celebration of Butch’s remarkable career.

Chair: Chris R. Feldman: 775-784-4053, [email protected], Dept. of Biology, University of Nevada, Reno, NV

Co-Chairs:

Amber N. Stokes: 661-654-2886, [email protected], Dept. Of Biology, California State University, Bakersfield, CA Joseph R. Mendelson: 404-624-5655, [email protected], Zoo Atlanta, Atlanta, GA

15 Symposia

Sunday, 15 July 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM; 10:00 AM – Noon Grand Lilac Ballroom North—JAFRRCC SSAR Symposium

COLORATION IN FISH, AMPHIBIANS, & REPTILES SYMPOSIUM

Colors and patterns are the most obvious morphological characters of fish, amphibians, and reptiles. However, their formation and functions are surprisingly poorly understood. This symposium will bring together people who study the diversity of colors and pat- terns, their evolution and developmental biology, and their function in fish and herps: how are colors and patterns formed in embry- os and how are they genetically determined? How can we classify them for taxonomic, ecoological, or behavioral studies? What role does pattern recognition and color vision play in these animals?

Co-Chairs:

John Steffen Peter Uetz

JAFRRCC = Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center RRH = Rochester Riverside Hotel

16 Workshops Wednesday, July 11

9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Silver Room, Rochester Riverside Hotel Carl Gans Workshop on Careers and Best Practices in Natural History Collections (Pre-registration required.) *Limit of 40 people: To be eligible for this event, you must register for it at the time of your conference registra- tion to attend JMIH 2018 in Rochester, NY. ASIH Ichthyological and Herpetological Collections Committee has organized a workshop to familiarize collections staff with a few best practices for managing collections, using next-gen resources, and provide career advice to the next generation of museum pro- fessionals. In the first part, fluid preservation expert John Simmons will discuss the importance of, and strategies for, properly pre- serving specimens. Simmons will also cover some of the most common issues faced by fluid collections and provide resources for ameliorating these problems. Katherine Maslenikov will supplement Simmons’ discussion, detailing nuances of fish preservation and discussing shipping considerations for fluid specimens. In addition, she will discuss the topics of partnering with local federal and state agencies to build collections, strategies for managing very large collections, and the importance of public outreach. Next, Dr. Ed Stanley will discuss acquiring and using next-gen 3D tools. He will provide demonstrations for using CT scan data and touch on a handful of practical uses for this method. The last hour of the workshop is dedicated to students and other emerging professionals interested in learning about a career working in natural history collections. The discussion panel (Drs. David Blackburn, Caleb McMahan, Kyle Piller, and Carol Spencer) will share their academic/research histories and how that has tied in to their current muse- um positions. Attendees will be allowed to ask the presenters questions about their experiences in their current positions to gauge the interests and skills necessary for a job in natural history collections. The panel members have a range of backgrounds working in small and large, private and public ichthyology and herpetology collections, and will share how these factors tie into their ability to work with the collections and overall career satisfaction. Coffee and lunch provided.

Presenters: John Simmons (Museologica) Katherine Maslenikov (UW Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture) Dr. Ed Stanley (Florida Museum of Natural History) Dr. David Blackburn (Florida Museum of Natural History) Dr. Caleb McMahan (Chicago Field Museum) Dr. Kyle Piller (Southeastern Louisiana University Vertebrate Museum) Dr. Carol Spencer (UC Berkley Museum of Vertebrate Zoology)

Thursday, 12 July 8:00-4:30 p.m. Conference Center, Animal Health Complex, Seneca Park Zoo, Rochester, NY 14621

ASIH Open-Source Hardware GPS Data Logger Workshop (Must be registered to participate.)

Cost: $100.00 (Includes zoo admission and personally made GPS logger) *Limit of 20 people: attendees must register in advance at https://www.toledozoo.org/diygps Global Positioning System (GPS) technology has been a boon to animal spatial ecology studies, allowing researchers to obtain vast quantities of data, even for cryptic organisms. Oftentimes, the main limitation to wide-spread application of this technology is the cost, which can dictate the number of individuals outfitted with GPS technology, thereby limiting sample sizes. Here, we discuss the use of Arduino in developing a low-cost, customizable, open-source hardware GPS logger for use in animal movement studies. We also present results from field tests with eastern box turtles (Terrapene carolina) in northwestern Ohio. These GPS loggers have the potential to augment existing projects and facilitate studies that would be otherwise cost-prohibitive. This workshop will introduce attendees to the basic concepts of open-source, do-it-yourself technology and some of its applications. Attendees will learn how to assemble a GPS data logger through a guided exercise, and will be able to take home their creation. Sessions will include a brief lecture, basics of soldering tutorial (via a customized LED exercise), guided GPS unit construction, field testing, downloading and visualization of data, casing and attachment options, customization options, and future projects. Attendees are asked to bring their own laptop with Google Earth and the Arduino IDE (https://www.arduino.cc/en/main/software) installed. Please direct ques- tions to Matt Cross: [email protected]. Attendees should use the bus system to get to and from the zoo (bus pass is $1.00). Organizers, Matthew D. Cross, Toledo Zoo and Aquarium, Toledo, OH; Patrick W. Cain, Georgia Gwinnett College, Lawrenceville, GA.

17 Workshops Friday, July 13

6:00 p.m.—8:00 p.m. Riverview Ballroom & Lounge, Rochester Riverside Hotel

ASIH Speed Networking Workshop (Pre-registration required.)

Scientific meetings offer great opportunities to (re)-establish professional contacts and to network amongst fellow attendees. But younger members may find few opportunities to interface with more senior members of a society.

To remedy this, the American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists (ASIH) is again offering an “ASIH Graduate Student Speed Networking Workshop” at the upcoming 2018 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists in Rochester, NY.

The workshop will be conducted as follows: 1 professional (working in state or federal agencies, at museums or universities) will be seated at a table in the room. Two students will sit with each professional for ~5 minutes of dialogue, then rotate to the next table when 5 minutes expire. Over the course of an hour, students will visit 22 tables (= 22 professionals), after which all attendees will gather for a mixer (pizza and limited drinks provided, then cash bar).

To participate in this networking event, you must be an ASIH student member in good standing (i.e., paid dues for 2018 ASIH mem- bership) and be registered for the 2018 JMIH meetings.

Please note that this event usually fills quickly. If space is full, you can have your name added to a waiting list. Also, if you are signed- up for the event but later on decide not to participate, please let us know immediately so another student has the opportunity to at- tend. Each year about 1/3 of registered students do not show up for the event. This is not only unprofessional but also unfair to fellow graduate students.

By participating in this workshop, you will hopefully acquire numerous professional contacts with whom you (and your colleagues) can interact during this and future meetings.

Saturday, 14 July 12:00-1:30 p.m. Rochester Riverside Hotel, Genessee Suites (Fitzhugh) HL Graduate Student Workshop (Pre-registration required.)

Title: Public Image in Herpetology: Communication, Engagement and Transparency

Panelists: Lee Fitzgerald, Dan Saenz, Chris Schalk, Lori Neuman-Lee

Establishing a positive public image is often essential for the successful Herpetologist—This is especially true for gradu-ate students whose careers are beginning during an era of technological innovation that facilitates instantaneous inter-personal communication. Who exactly is ‘the public’ and how can their perception affect one’s herpetological endeav-ors? How do situations involving public participation arise and what do students stand to gain (or lose) through publicity? During this forum, our panelists will share their opinions, discuss personal experiences, and address questions from student attendees. Lunch will be provided. To attend this workshop, you must be 1) registered for the 2018 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists; 2) a student‐member of the Herpetologists’ League; 3) in good standing with the Herpetologists’ League (i.e., all dues paid). Note: Registration for workshop is required.

18 Workshops Sunday, 15 July

12:00-2:00 p.m. Rochester Riverside Hotel, Genessee Suites (Fitzhugh) ASIH Graduate Student Workshop Are you a PhD student curious about the preparation needed to obtain a post doc? Have you wondered about getting NSF or other prestigious fellowships to fund such postdocs or graduate school? Or, are you a master’s student curious about how you can be most successful going into the workforce after graduation? If you answered yes to any of these questions come chat with our diverse panel at the student workshop.

The panel will include graduate students who have gotten professional jobs in collections or other fields after graduation, who have obtained fellowships to fund graduate school or postdocs, as well as postdocs who can discuss ways to prepare oneself for a postdoc. The panel participants will also discuss how to prepare for a career in Natural history collections.

JAFRRCC = Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center RRH = Rochester Riverside Hotel

19 SESSION AND SYMPOSIA MASTER

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY ROOM 12-Jul 13-Jul 14-Jul 15-Jul

Grand Lilac Ballroom PLENARY ASIH: If Salamanders Could SSAR: Coloration in Fish, Amphibians, & AM Amphibian Ecology I North (Grand Lilac Ballroom) Speak Symposium Reptiles Symposium

Ichthyology Grand Lilac Ballroom General Ichthyology I & Ichthyology Herpetology Conservation I Biogeography/Ichthyology South Morphology/Collections/Fisheries Conservation HL Graduate Research Herpetology Habitat & Highland Room A Award/SSAR Seibert Ecology Amphibian Ecology II Environment I

SSAR Seibert Systematics & Herpetology Biogeography Highland Rooms B General Herpetology I/Lightning Talks III Evolution I I & II ASIH Stoye Genetics, Herpetology Reproduction/Herpetology Highland Room C Development, & Morphology Herpetology Physiology Conservation II II & III

Highland Room D ASIH Stoye Conservation Herpetology Genetics I & II

ASIH Stoye General Neotropical Ichthyological Highland Room E Ichthyology III & IV/ Ichthyology Ecology and Ethology Association Talks NIA Best Student Paper LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH Grand Lilac Ballroom CHS: Effects of Climate ASIH: If Salamanders Could PM Lightning Talks I North Change Symposium Speak Symposium Grand Lilac Ballroom ASIH Stoye General Ichthyology Systematics II/General Herpetology Behavior Ichthyology Systematics I South Ichthyology I & II Ichthyology II SSAR Seibert Physiology & Highland Room A SSAR Seibert Ecology II Lightning Talks II Reptile Ecology I & II Morphology SSAR Seibert Conservation SSAR Seibert Systematics & Highland Rooms B Herpetology Systematics General Herpetology II & III I & II Evolution II ASIH Stoye Ecology & ASIH Stoye General Highland Room C Herpetology Conservation III & IV Ethology I & II Herpetology

ASIH Stoye Genetics, ASIH Stoye Physiology & Highland Room D Herpetology Morphology I & II Development, & Morphology I Physiological Ecology

Ichthyology Genetics, Highland Room E Amphibian Disease Ecology Reproduction, and Development POSTER SESSION I POSTER SESSION II POSTER SESSIONS Empire Hall South Empire Hall South BUSINESS MEETINGS HL (6 - 9 p.m.) ASIH (6 - 8 p.m.) (Rooms vary) NIA (6 - 8 p.m.) SSAR (6 - 8 p.m.)

ASIH GRADUATE ASIH Closing Event STUDENT SOCIAL (6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.) (9:00 - 11:00 P.M.) Nazareth College Highland C - JAFRRCC SSAR AV SHOWS JMIH OPENING (8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.) MMPC MEETNG HL/SSAR STUDENT EVE SOCIAL EVENTS RECEPTION Grand Lilac Ballroom South - (noon - 2:00 p.m.) SOCIAL (6:00 -10:00 p.m.) JAFRRCC Cascade Room F - JAFRRCC (9:00 - 10:00 p.m.) Seabreeze Amusement Park Highland B - JAFRRCC HL/SSAR LIVE AUCTION and (9 p.m. - midnight) (10:00 - 11:00 p.m.) Grand Lilac Ballroom - JAFRRCC Riverside Court - JAFRRCC

JAFRRCC = Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center

RRH = Rochester Riverside Hotel

20 Plenary Session Thursday, 12 July Joseph A Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center (JAFRRCC) Grand Lilac Ballroom

8:30 a.m. Welcome Brian Witz, Chair, Local Host Committee

8:40 a.m. HL Awards

8:50 a.m. HL Distinguished Herpetologist “The Excitement of River Turtles from the Mississippi to the Amazon” Dick Vogt, PHD Curator of Reptiles and Amphibians, Research Professor, and Director of Center for Amazon Turtle Research and Conservation

9:20 a.m. SSAR Awards

9:30 a.m. ASIH Awards

9:45 a.m. ASIH Past President Talk

10:15 a.m. Break, Galleria—Joseph A Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center

10:45 a.m. PARC Awards

10:55 a.m. JMIH Plenary Keynote “Ichs & Herps Renewing Community Pride & Stewardship of the Environment” Jeff Wyatt, DVM, MPH, DACLAM Professor & Chair, Comparative Medicine, University of Rochester, School of Medicine & Dentistry and Environmental Justice Advocate, Seneca Park Zoo

11:40 a.m. World Congress of Herpetology 2020 Phil Bishop, Professor & Director – Ecology Degree Programme Co-Chair IUCN SSC Amphibian Specialist Group Chief Scientist Amphibian Survival Alliance Co-Founder Jane Goodall Institute New Zealand Department of Zoology University of Otago

21 Oral Presentations - Thursday, 12 July - Afternoon

ROOM Highland Rooms A Highland Rooms B SESSION/ SSAR Seibert Physiology & Morphology SSAR Seibert Conservation I SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Stephen Lougheed Ralph Saporito

1:30 PM

Justin Bernstein*, Callie Crawford, Sara Ruane, Brooke 1:45 PM 482 196 Amanda Martin*, Karen Root Flammang

Detecting Spatial Patterns of Herpetofauna Biodiversity in Assessing the Functionality of Scale Keels in Reptiles Northwest Ohio 2:00 PM 258 Hayley Crowell*, Emily Taylor 34 Kristina Chyn*, Te-En Lin Eat, Prey, Live: Comparative Thermal Ecology and Energy Projecting Roadkill Risk for Endemic & Native Island Requirements of Coastal and Inland Populations of Pacific Herpetofauna Rattlesnakes (Crotalus oreganus) 2:15 PM 25 Ciera McCoy*, Christopher Lupfer, Brian Greene 30 Thomas Maigret*, John Cox, Jian Yang

Survey of Arboviruses in Free-ranging Cottonmouths Persistent Geophysical Effects of Mining Threaten Ridgetop- (Agkistrodon piscivorus) in Southern Missouri Associated Herpetofauna of Appalachian Forests

Aaron Griffing*, Sanger Thomas, Daza Juan, Stuart Luke Linhoff*, Francesca McGrath, William Symes, 2:30 PM 78 316 Nielsen, Edward Stanley, Tony Gamble Maureen Donnelly Embryonic development of a parthenogenetic gecko Dramatic Increases in the Values of Traded U.S. Amphibians (Lepidodactylus lugubris) with special reference to adhesive Indicates Higher Risk of Overexploitation toepads

2:45 PM 605 Dustin Owen*, Michael Sheriff, Tracy Langkilde 344 Charlene Hopkins*, Shawn Kuchta, Willem Roosenburg

How to Build a Better Ecopassage: Evaluating Amphibian Use Effects of Maternal Stress on Lizard Heart Rate and Preference of Various Ecopassage Designs

3:00 PM BREAK - Empire Hall South SESSION/ SSAR Seibert Conservation II SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Michael Benard

George Brooks*, Jennifer Smith, Emmanuel Frimpong, 3:30 PM 68 Thomas Gorman, Houston Chandler, Carola Haas

Indirect Connectivity Estimates of Amphibian Breeding Wetlands from Spatially Explicit Occupancy Models Lacy Rucker*, Thomas Pauley, William Sutton, Donald 3:45 PM 321 Brown Occupancy Dynamics of Two Terrestrial Salamanders over 30 Years in Relation to Habitat Degradation and a Short Elevation Gradient

4:00 PM 497 Arianne Messerman*, Manuel Leal, Raymond Semlitsch

Peering into a Black Box: Survival Among Terrestrial Juveniles of Three Ambystoma Salamander Species

Michael Jungen*, Shane Welch, John Holloway, Ernie 4:15 PM 418 Wiggers, Jayme Waldron Long-distance Translocation of Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnakes (Crotalus adamanteus) Gabriella Zagorski*, James Trottier, Douglas Boreham, 4:30 PM 296 Jacqueline Litzgus Examining Population and Spatial Ecologies of Blanding's TurtlesEmydoidea blandingii to Inform Mitigation Plans for Quarry Development Damien Mullin*, Rachel White, Andrew Lentini, Jory 4:45 PM 109 Mullen, Ronald Brooks, Jacqueline Litzgus Evaluating the Effectiveness of Headstarting for Wood Turtle (Glyptemys insculpta) Recovery from a Suspected Poaching Event * denotes presenter 22 Oral Presentations - Thursday, 12 July - Afternoon

Highland Rooms C Highland Rooms D ROOM SESSION/ ASIH Stoye Ecology & Ethology I ASIH Stoye Genetics, Development, & Morphology I SYMPOSIUM Mark Paulissen Brad Shaffer MODERATOR

456 Casey Brewster*, Steve Beaupre 355 Nicholas Levis*, Andrew Isdaner, David Pfennig 1:30 PM

Addressing the Links between Woody Vegetation Carnivore tadpoles shed light on phenotypic plasticity's role in Encroachment and Reduced Reproduction in the Eastern evolutionary innovation Collared Lizard (Crotaphytus collaris).

36 Kayla Anatone*, Barry Chernoff 1:45 PM

The Evolutionary Consequences of Living in a Historically Metal Polluted River: the Genetic Variation of Blacknose Dace (Rhinichthys atratulus)

Brenna Levine*, Marlis Douglas, Julie Savidge, Bjorn Roberto Márquez*, Tyler Linderoth, Daniel Mejía'Vargas, 378 Lardner, Robert Reed, Amy Yackel Adams, Michael 369 Pablo Palacios, Rasmus Nielsen, Adolfo Amézquita, 2:00 PM Douglas Marcus Kronforst

Genomic Pedigree Reconstruction Provides Novel Insight into Divergence, Gene Flow and Convergent Origins of the Reproductive Ecology of the Invasive Brown Treesnake Aposematic Phenotypes in Phyllobates Poison-dart Frogs (Boiga irregularis) on Guam Caroline Dong*, Claire McLean, Adnan Moussalli, Devi 291 Mallory Harmel*, Hayley Crowell, Emily Taylor 164 2:15 PM Stuart-Fox

50 Shades of Clay: Rattlesnake Coloration Affects Detection Genomic and Phenotypic Patterns Across a Contact Zone of by Predators Colorful Agamids

Pamela Hart-Burress*, Matthew Niemiller, Prosanta 94 Carl Jacobsen*, William Flint, Donald Brown 271 2:30 PM Chakrabarty Projected Current and Future Habitat for the Cow Knob Phylogenomics of the Amblyopsidae (Percopsiformes) Salamander (Plethodon punctatus). Jessica Glass*, Richard Harrington, Brant Faircloth, 566 Florence Wen* 113 2:45 PM Thomas Near Investigating Sea Turtle Hatchling Sex Ratios and Methods to Phylogenomics of carangiform evolution using ultraconserved Mitigate Climate Change Effects at an Arribada Beach in elements Costa Rica

BREAK - Empire Hall South 3:00 PM SESSION/ ASIH Stoye Ecology & Ethology II SYMPOSIUM Ken Dodd MODERATOR Jeanette B. Moss*, Glenn P. Gerber, Aumbriel Schwirian, 380 3:30 PM Anna C. Jackson, Mark E. Welch The sex life of a Caribbean lizard: sexual conflict, evolutionary constraint, and inbreeding avoidance in a small, insular population 448 Seth Bromagen*, Michael Sukhdeo 3:45 PM

Community Ecology of Monogenea on Bluegill Sunfish (Lepomis macrochirus)

324 Nicholas Buss*, Jessica Hua 4:00 PM The relationship between amphibian biodiversity and disease outcome is modified by NaCl contamination 221 Kelsey E. Reider*, Maureen A. Donnelly 4:15 PM

Survival at the Summits: Anuran Responses to Rapid Deglaciation in the High Andes of Southern Perú

159 Patrick D. Moldowan*, Glenn J. Tattersall, Njal Rollinson 4:30 PM

Population Ecology and Sensitivity to Environmental Change of the Spotted Salamander, Ambystoma maculatum

267 Taston Brookshire* 4:45 PM

The Effects of Three Different Species of Leaf Litter on Incilius nebulifer Larval Growth, Development, and Survival. * denotes presenter 23 Oral Presentations - Thursday, 12 July - Afternoon

ROOM Highland Rooms E Grand Lilac Ballroom North SESSION/ Amphibian Disease Ecology SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR James Julian

1:30 PM 108

Vanessa Wuerthner*, Obed Hernández-Gómez, Jessica 1:45 PM 38 Hua

Amphibian Host and Skin Microbiota Response to a Common Antimicrobial and Internal Parasite

2:00 PM 115 Gabriel Langford*, Triantofilos Iakovidis, Michael Politis

Impact of Multiple Host Invasions on Native Parasite Assemblages: What Happens When Three Non-native Anurans Invade a Florida Frog Pond? 2:15 PM 126 Ariel Kruger*

Pine Barrens Treefrog Skin Bacteria Inhibit Growth of the Chytrid Fungus, Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis

2:30 PM 259 Jessica Hua*, George Meindl

Effect of Different Cold-temperature Regimes on Compensatory Larval Growth, Development, and Susceptibility to Road Salt and Parasites in Lithobates sylvaticus.

2:45 PM 643 James Julian*, Gavin Glenney, Jerod Skebo

Disease Outbreaks in Wood Frog (Lithobates Sylvaticus) Populations and the use of Environmental DNA to Detect Pathogens

3:00 PM BREAK - Empire Hall South SESSION/ Lightning Talks I SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR David Green

3:30 PM

18 Onadeko 3:45 PM 21 Stevens 23 Stayton 40 Gerson 59 Page 4:00 PM 88 Ruane 92 Denton 93 Brodman 4:15 PM 119 Westfall 167 Bosque 180 Ford 193 Santos 4:30 PM 236 Willson 262 Werman 388 Forzán

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* denotes presenter 24 Lightning Talks- Thursday, 12 July - Afternoon

3:30 PM - 5:00 PM, Grand Lilac Ballroom North, Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center

18 Abiodun Onadeko*

Tackling the Paucity of Information (Knowledge) of Anuran diversity and studies on Nigerian Landscapes: Platform for Research Collaboration.

21 Annie Stevens*

Dermal Bacteria of Ambystoma maculatum and Ambystoma jeffersonianum

23 C. Tristan Stayton*

The Turtle Shell as a Prestressed Structural Element: Preliminary Observations

40 Marina Gerson*

Homage to GE Hutchinson or Are there still so many kinds of animals? Long term studies needed.

59 Robert Page*, Claire Conarroe, Diana Quintanilla, Andriea Palomo, Joshua Solis, David Marsh

Hybridization and Genetic Variation in the Range-restricted Peaks of Otter Salamander, Plethodon hubrichti

88 Sara Ruane*

Training YOUR Dog for Snake Detection!

92 Robert Denton*, Ariadna Morales, Lisle Gibbs

Evolutionary History of the Nuclear Genomes Trapped in a Polyploid Salamander Lineage

93 Bob Brodman*

Do Amphibians Believe in Climate Change: The Tale of Research and Nature Interpretation in the National Parks.

119 Aundrea Westfall*, Jamie Oaks, Tonia Schwartz

The Evolution of Viviparity and the Insulin and Insulin-like Signaling Network in Sceloporus Lizards

167 Renan Bosque*, Justin Lawrence, Richard Buchholz, Guarino Colli, Jessica Heppard, Brice Noonan

Diversity of warning signal and social interaction influences the evolution of imperfect mimicry

180 Jessica Ford*

Methods for raising toad tadpoles in experimental mesocosms

193 Marcella Santos*, Leandro Sousa, Brice Noonan

Population Genomics and Evolution of Catfishes of the Genus Hypancistrus in the Highly Imperiled Xingu River, Brazil

236 John Willson*

Rapid growth and flexible reproduction in semi-aquatic snakes inhabiting seasonal prairie wetlands

388 María J. Forzán*, Joe-Felix Bienentreu, Danna M. Schock, David Lesbarreres

Mortality due to ranavirus infection in Boreal chorus frog, Pseudacris maculata, tadpoles: histopathology and diagnostic stains

* denotes presenter

25 Oral Presentations - Thursday, 12 July - Afternoon

ROOM Grand Lilac Ballroom South SESSION/ ASIH Stoye General Ichthyology I SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Hank Bart Elizabeth Hunt*, Stuart Willis, Kevin Conway, David 1:30 PM 485 Portnoy

Phylogenomics of pufferfish in the genus Sphoeroides (Tetraodontiformes, Tetraodontidae)

William Ludt*, Moises Bernal, Erica Kenworthy, Eva 1:45 PM 188 Salas, Prosanta Chakrabarty

Investigating species limits of surgeonfishes in the Eastern Pacific (Acanthuridae: Prionurus)

2:00 PM 287 Matthew Girard*

Untangling threadfins: Relationships of Polynemidae using a total evidence approach Elyse Parker*, Alex Dornburg, Daniel J. MacGuigan, 2:15 PM 375 Edgar Benavides, Thomas J. Near Phylogenomic species delimitation and the reduction of species diversity in Antarctic Plunderfishes (Notothenioidei: Artedidraconidae)

Tyler McCraney*, Michael Alfaro, Janet Buckner, Brant 2:30 PM 556 Faircloth, Christine Thacker

Phylogenomic Systematics of Gobiiformes: Small Fishes Show Some Backbone Elizabeth Miller*, Kenji Hayashi, Dongyuan Song, John 2:45 PM 248 Wiens Explaining the Ocean’s Dominant Species Richness Gradient and Global Patterns of Marine Fish Diversity

3:00 PM BREAK - Empire Hall South SESSION/ ASIH Stoye General Ichthyology II SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Frank McCormick

Bruno Melo*, Melanie Stiassny, Jairo Arroyave, Fábio 3:30 PM 452 Roxo, Ricardo Benine, Luz Ochoa, Brian Sidlauskas, Brant Faircloth, Michael Alfaro, Claudio Oliveira

Phylogenomics and the Timing of Diversification in Characiformes (Teleostei, Ostariophysi)

3:45 PM 277 Daemin Kim*, Bruce Bauer, Thomas Near

Species Delimitation and Phylogeography of the Longear Sunfish, Lepomis megalotis (Centrarchidae)

4:00 PM 174 Daniel MacGuigan*, Thomas Near Genomic Data Clarify the Evolutionary History of Two Widespread Species of Darter,Etheostoma nigrumandE. olmstedi 4:15 PM 189 Rene Martin*

The Role of Phylogeny in the Evolution of Body Shape of Lanternfishes (Myctophiformes)

4:30 PM 198 Anna Gruszkiewicz*, Kyle Piller

Analysis of Body Size Evolution and Diversification Rates in the Family Poeciliidae (Cyprinodontiformes)

4:45 PM 331 Diego J. Elias*, Prosanta Chakrabarty

Comparative Phylogeography of Freshwater Fishes in Northern Central America.

* denotes presenter 26 Oral Presentations - Friday, 13 July - Morning

Highland Rooms A Highland Rooms B ROOM SESSION/ SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR

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BREAK - Empire Hall South 9:30 AM SESSION/ HL Grad Research/SSAR Seibert Ecology I SSAR Seibert Systematics & Evolution I SYMPOSIUM Nicole Angeli Ryan McCleary MODERATOR

HGR - Sean Wineland*, Shane Welch, Thomas Pauley, Jeff 107 10:00 AM Holmes, Joseph Apodaca, Jayme Waldron

Multi-scale Drivers of Eastern Hellbender (Cryptobranchus alleganiensis alleganiensis) Extirpation Assessed Using Environmental DNA and Occupancy Modeling

31 HGR - Jessica Tingle*, Brian Sherman, Timothy Higham 10:15 AM

Scaling of Morphology and Locomotion in the Sidewinder Rattlesnake, Crotalus cerastes

27 HGR - Max Lambert* 10:30 AM

Sex reversal is widespread in wild green frogs SSE - Andrew MacLaren*, Paul Crump, Andy Royle, 538 171 A.Z. Andis*, David Skelly 10:45 AM Michael Forstner

Observer free experimental evaluation of habitat and distance Rapid, microgeographic divergence in a vernal pool effects on the detection of anuran and bird vocalizations amphibian metapopulation

Thomas Marshall*, Thomas Jenkinson, David 219 SSE - Cassandra Thompson*, Viorel Popescu 454 11:00 AM Rodriguez Population Genomics of Amphibian Chytrids in Texas: Withering Waters & Teetering Temperatures: How one frog Understanding Pathogen Dynamics in Understudied copes with Pool Permanency Regions SSE - Xochitl Ortiz Ross*, Michelle E. Thompson, 276 208 Daniel Paluh*, Edward Stanley, David Blackburn 11:15 AM Maureen A. Donnelly Convergent Evolution and Function of Hyperossification in Oviposition Site Selection in Three Glass Frog Species Frogs SSE - Joe-Felix Bienentreu*, Samantha Grant, Danna M. 583 Schock, Christopher Kyle, Craig Brunetti, David 508 Claire Tracy*, Kin Onn Chan, Rafe Brown 11:30 AM Lesbarrères

Epidemiology and Identity of Ranaviruses in a Low-Diversity Phylogenetics and Morphometrics of Philippine Tree-hole Northern Ecosystem Frogs of the Genus Kaloula

SSE - Brandon LaBumbard*, Molly Bletz, Kelly Barnhart, 617 381 Connor French*, Jason Brown 11:45 AM Douglas Woodhams

Community Structure and Function of Amphibian Microbiomes Phylogeography of a Recently Diverged Poison Frog Relating to Pathogen Defense Species Group (Genus: Ameerega)

LUNCH ON YOUR OWN 12:00 PM * denotes presenter HGR = HL Grad Research SSE = SSAR Seibert Ecology I 27 Oral Presentations - Friday, 13 July - Morning

ROOM Highland Rooms C Highland Rooms D

SESSION/ ASIH Stoye Genetics, Development, & Morphology II SYMPOSIUM

MODERATOR Mary White 8:00 AM

8:15 AM 182 Gayani Senevirathne*, Neil Shubin

Ontogeny of the urostyle, a structural innovation in frogs

8:30 AM 602 Kole Kubicek*, Ralf Britz, Kevin Conway

Developmental Osteology of the Channel Catfish, Ictalurus punctatus (Teleostei:Ictaluridae) 8:45 AM 366 Katherine Bemis*, Eric Hilton Tooth morphology, development, and replacement in the Longnose Lancetfish, Alepisaurus ferox (Aulopiformes: Alepisauridae) 9:00 AM 349 Pedro Rizzato*, Flávio Bockmann, Eric Hilton Development of bones associated with lateral-line canals in Acipenser fulvescens and Polyodon spathula (Actinopterygii: Chondrostei: Acipenseriformes)

9:15 AM 626 Danielle Wasserman*

The practicality of using vertebra number to gauge hyoid position in anguimorph lizards

9:30 AM BREAK - Empire Hall South SESSION/ ASIH Stoye Genetics, Development, & Morphology III ASIH Stoye Conservation SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Tristan Slayton Robert Denton Joseph Cutler*, Brian Sidlauskas, Hans Mipounga, Jean 10:00 AM 611 Erin Toffelmier*, Adam Clause, H. Bradley Shaffer 282 Herve Mve Beh Landscape Genetics and Connectivity in the Panamint Dam, Dam, Dam - Balancing Fish Biodiversity and Alligator Lizard, Elgaria panamintina Hydroelectric Development in Gabon

Jason Selwyn*, John Johnson, Alan Downey-Wall, Adam 10:15 AM 15 Luiz Jardim de Queiroz*, Juan Montoya-Burgos 403 Bynum, Rebecca Hamner, J. Derek Hogan, Christopher Bird Origin of the Remarkable Genetic Diversification in the Veni Vidi Vici: How Many Lionfish Came to Conquer the Widespread Amazonian Fish Triportheus albus Atlantic

10:30 AM 635 Peter Cerda*, Thomas F. Duda, Jr., Alison Davis Rabosky 519 Sam Chin*, John Waldman, Elizabeth Alter

Venom Expression Profiles of Rear-Fanged Snakes from Surveying Fish Community Composition of the Hudson and Peru Bronx River Systems Using Environmental DNA

10:45 AM 364 Nicole Fusco*, Ellen Pehek, Jason Munshi-South 16 Marlon E. Cobos*, Roberto Alonso Bosch Genetic Connectivity of Stream Salamander Populations Multiscale Analyses Reveal Importance of Breeding Sites for within Stream Systems in the New York City Metropolitan a Critical Endangered Cuban Toad's Conservation in the Face Area of Global Change Kevin P Mulder*, André Lourenço, Rayna C. Bell, Ivan 11:00 AM 431 100 Nicholas A. Huron*, S. Blair Hedges, Matthew R. Helmus Gomez-Mestre, Guillermo Velo-Antón RNAseq analyses across two independent transitions within Extinctions Point to Different Levels of Morphological and Salamandra salamandra highlight candidate genes important Functional Role Diversity Loss in a Genus of Island Lizards in the shift from larviparity to viviparity

11:15 AM 251 Jeffrey Bartman*, Katherine Greenwals

Population Genetics of Common Natricine Snakes Along an Urban-Rural Gradient in Southeast Michigan

11:30 AM 562 Robert D. Cooper*, H. Bradley Shaffer The Effect of Pond Hydroperiod and Larval Density on Hybrid Tiger Salamander Success 11:45 AM

12:00 PM LUNCH ON YOUR OWN * denotes presenter 28 Oral Presentations - Friday, 13 July - Morning

Highland Rooms EF Grand Lilac Ballroom North ROOM SESSION/ ASIH Stoye General Ichthyology III SYMPOSIUM Jonathan Armbruster MODERATOR Joel Corush*, Jen-Chieh Shiao, Todd Pierson, Jie Zhang, 72 8:00 AM Benjamin Fitzpatrick The effects of an amphibious life history on the population structure of a mudskipper (Periophthalmus modestus) in East Asia. 573 David Camak*, Thomas Turner 8:15 AM An Annotated SNP Assay for Assessment of Genetic Diversity in Gila Trout 76 Daniel Akin*, Aaron Geheber 8:30 AM Minnows be Dammed: Rapid Morphological Change Induced by Alteration of Stream Flow 398 Paul D'Ortona*, Scott McRobert 8:45 AM The Effect of Sex and Shoal Size on Shoaling Behavior in Poecilia reticulata 101 Randy Singer*, Shari Ellis, Lawrence Page 9:00 AM Fishy Feud: What the Survey Says About How Fish Biologists Interact with Biological Collections 505 Donald Stewart*, Juliette Pouzadoux, Christelle Tougard 9:15 AM isn't a student Phylogeography of Arapaima spp. (Osteoglossidae) Based on competing Complete Mitogenomes and Morphological Divergences, Including in Stoye Type Specimens for Three Nominal Species Award BREAK - Empire Hall South 9:30 AM SESSION/ ASIH Stoye General Ichthyology IV/NIA Best Sudent Paper Amphibian Ecology I SYMPOSIUM Matthew White Thomas Anderson MODERATOR ASGI - Brandon Waltz*, Fernando Alda, Maxwell Bernt, 213 128 Crystal Kelehear*, Kristin Saltonstall, Mark Torchin 10:00 AM Prosanta Chakrabarty, James Albert

Addressing the Achilles heel of biodiversity: UCEs indicate cryptic Testing the Enemy Release Hypothesis: The Global speciation in the neotropical electric fishEigenmannia macrops Spread of Cane Toads as an Accidental Experiment. ASGI - Maxwell Bernt*, Victor Tagliacollo, Aaron Fronk, James 439 10:15 AM Albert Diversification of the Ghost Knifefishes (Gymnotiformes: Apteronotidae)

ASGI - Francesco Janzen*, William Crampton, Mark Sabaj- 584 60 Hilary B. Rollins*, Michael F. Benard 10:30 AM Pérez, Javier Maldonado-Ocampo, Nathan Lovejoy

Molecular Phylogeny of the Weakly-electric Knifefishes of Central Does shifting phenology early in ontogeny affect and South America (Gymnotiformes, Actinopterygii) growth and development in subsequent stages? ASGI - Thomas Morgan*, Stuart Willis, Izeni Farias, Raphael 54 530 Megan Napoli* 10:45 AM Covain, Jan Mol, David Portnoy, Hernán López-Fernández Amphibian Phenological Shifts in Southeastern NY: The Biogeography and Phylogenomics of Geophagus (Subfamily: Understanding the Local Effects of Climate Change Cichlinae) in the Guiana Shield. through Analysis of a Unique Long-term Dataset NBSP - Viviana Astudillo-Clavijo*, Tobias Mankis, Hernán Nicholas Caruso*, Christina Staudhammer, Leslie 434 314 11:00 AM López-Fernández Rissler Field Records in Museum Collections Support Habitat as an Effect of climate-driven demographic variation on Ecological Dimension of Diversification in the Adaptive Radiation of population growth in Plethodon montanus along an Geophagini Cichlids elevational gradient

223 NBSP - Holden Paz*, Malorie Hayes, Jonathan Armbruster 645 Rudolf von May*, Daniel Rabosky 11:15 AM

Phylogenetic Placement of a New Species of Trichomycterus from Phylogenetic Community Structure of Amazonian the Pakaraima Mountains in Guyana Amphibian Assemblages 601 Gerardo Carfagno* 11:30 AM Microhabitat Use by an Urban Salamander Population Thomas Anderson*, Brittany Ousterhout, Freya 360 NBSP - João Pedro Trevisan*, Pedro Rizzato, Flávio Bockmann 122 Rowland, Jacob Burkart, Dana Drake, William 11:45 AM Peterman Musculoskeletal anatomy of the head of Awaous tajasica Direct effects influence larval salamander size more (Lichtenstein, 1822) (Gobiiformes: Gobiidae). than indirect effects LUNCH ON YOUR OWN 12:00 PM * denotes presenter ASGI = ASIH Stoye General Ichthyology IV NBSP = NIA Best Student Paper 29 Oral Presentations - Friday, 13 July - Morning

ROOM Grand Lilac Ballroom South

SESSION/ Herpetology Conservation I SYMPOSIUM

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Nancy Karraker*, Mirza Kusrini, Ryan Healey, Jessica 8:00 AM 178 Atutubo Population Demography of Southeast Asian Box Turtles (Cuora amboinensis) in Protected and Disturbed Habitats in Indonesia

8:15 AM 414 Scott Trageser*, Shahriar Caesar Rahman, Stephen Spear

Human-Python Conflicts: A Radio Telemetry Study of Burmese Pythons (Python bivittatus) in Bangladesh

8:30 AM 86 Anne Yagi*, Glenn Tattersall Managing an Ecological Trap on an Endangered Species Massasauga (Sistrurus catenatus) by Using Forced Hibernation

Steven Whitfield*, Frank Ridgley, Nicole Atteberry, Daniel 8:45 AM 209 Valle, Adrian Figueroa, Johnny Iglesias, Brianna Chin

Ecology and Conservation of Gopher Tortoises in Pine Rocklands Habitat in Miami, Florida

9:00 AM 309 Maria Roe*, Jose Anadon, Russell Burke

Estimates of Adult Survival for Female Diamondback Terrapins in Adjacent Jamaica Bay Populations

9:15 AM 283 Thomas Duchak*, Russell Burke Nesting Site Alterations Facilitate Successful Nesting Attempts in Wood Turtles, Glyptemys insculpta 9:30 AM BREAK - Empire Hall South

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Highland Rooms A Highland Rooms B ROOM SESSION/ SSAR Seibert Ecology II SSAR Seibert Systematics & Evolution II SYMPOSIUM Russell Burke Richard Glor MODERATOR

Joseph DeMarchi*, Carl Anthony, Cari-Ann Hickerson, Maggie Hantak*, Robert Page, Paul Converse, Carl 467 234 1:30 PM Matthew Venesky Anthony, Shawn Kuchta

The effects of temperature on Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis The Relationship Between the Genetic Structure, Landscape resistance and heart rate in unstriped and striped Eastern Red Ecology, and Color Polymorphism in the Eastern Red-backed backed Salamanders, Plethodon cinereus Salamander (Plethodon cinereus)

Todd Pierson*, Benjamin Fitzpatrick, Kenneth Kozak, 90 Teah Evers*, Jennifer Deitloff 87 1:45 PM Carlos Camp

Assessment of the Density, Spatial Distribution and Historic hybridization and modern reproductive isolation in the Movement Patterns ofPlethodon cinereus (Eastern Red- two-lined salamander (Eurycea bislineata) species complex backed Salamander) Using Spatial Capture-Recapture Brendan Pinto*, Juan Daza, James Titus-McQuillan, Tony 53 Joseph Baecher*, Stephen Richter 66 2:00 PM Gamble

Environmental gradients in old-growth Appalachian forest The rapid evolution of post-zygotic isolating barriers and predict fine-scale distribution, co-occurrence, and abundance identification of the first stable hybrid zone in geckos of woodland salamanders

Matthew Murdoch*, Lee Grismer, Perry Wood, Neang Thy, 247 Joshua Mead*, William Stark 55 Nikolay Poyarkov, Ngo Van Tri, Roman Nazarov, Anchalee 2:15 PM Aowphol, Olivier Pauwels, Jesse Grismer

Six new species of Cyrtodactylus Gray (Squamata: Spatial Ecology of the Western Massasauga (Sistrurus Gekkonidae) intermedius complex from the Cardamom tergeminus) in a Large Interior Wetland Mountains and associated highlands of Southeast Asia.

44 Mark Sandfoss*, Harvey Lillywhite 148 Hayden Davis*, Aaron Bauer, Todd Jackman 2:30 PM

Examining the Bornean Cyrtodactylus Radiation and the Karst Water relations of an insular population of pit viper in Florida. dwelling Morphology

533 Rachel Alenius*, Dean Williams 553 Javier Torres* 2:45 PM

Can Specialists Generalize? Diets of Texas Horned Lizards Possible hybridization among Cuban Trunk-Ground anoles (Phrynosoma cornutum) in Small Texas Towns. (Anolis, Dactyloidae) evidenced by testicular anomalies Shashwat Sirsi*, Andrew R. MacLaren, Daniel H. Foley III, 395 409 Brett Butler*, Aaron Bauer, Todd Jackman 3:00 PM Michael R.J. Forstner

Determining Population Size and Home Range of Rio Grande Evaluating Phylogeographic Barriers in Southwest African Cooters (Pseudemys gorzugi) for the Devils River in Texas Skinks

150 Steven Kell*, Ronald J. Brooks, Jacqueline Litzgus 604 Jeffrey Weinell*, Daniel Paluh, Rafe Brown 3:15 PM

Morphological specialization and molecular phylogenetic Nesting in Close Quarters: Causes and Benefits of High history of the Philippine-endemic snake subfamily Density Nesting in Painted Turtles Cyclocorinae

Matthew Buehler*, Todd Jackman, Jamie Oaks, Stacie 459 3:30 PM Hathaway, Robert Fisher, Aaron Bauer

Patterns of Diversity and the Evolutionary Relationships of Sea Kraits (Laticauda)

199 Saidee Hyder*, Jon Davenport, Josh Ennen 595 Sean Mchugh*, Kelly Zamudio 3:45 PM Preliminary assessment of movement ecology in a West Evolution of Body Size and Sexual Size Dimorphism in Tennessee population of Alligator Snapping Turtles Tortoises (Macrochelys temminckii) 4:00 PM

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ROOM Highland Rooms C Highland Rooms D SESSION/ ASIH Stoye General Herpetology ASIH Stoye Physiology & Physiological Ecology SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Catherine Bevier Lorin Neuman-Lee David Ensminger*, Tracy Langkilde, Dustin Owen, Kirsty 1:30 PM 185 MacLeod, Michael Sheriff Effects of Maternal Stress on Egg Allocation and Offspring Physiology in a Free Living Lizard

1:45 PM 502 Ariana Rupp*, Brad Moon 433 Andrea Racic*, Catherine Tylan, Tracy Langkilde

Prey Handling and Feeding Mechanisms in Mud Snakes Temperature Effects on Corticosterone in the Eastern Fence (Farancia abacura) Lizard, Sceloporus undulatus

2:00 PM 268 Alexandra Sumarli*, Tod Reeder 432 Catherine Tylan*, Tracy Langkilde Phylogeography of the Plateau Striped Whiptail (Aspidoscelis Local and Systemic Immune Responses to Different Types of velox): A Spatial Diffusion and Ecological Niche Modeling Phytohemagglutinin in the Green Anole: Lessons for Field Approach Ecoimmunologists Ethan Kessler*, John Crawford, Andrew Kuhns, 2:15 PM 610 47 Allison Litmer*, Christopher Murray Christopher Phillips

Neutrophil:Lymphocyte Ratios As A Measure Of Chronic Local and Landscape Drivers of Amphibian Community Stress In Populations Of The Hellbender (Crypotbranchus Composition across Illinois alleganiensis) Across A Habitat Quality Gradient

2:30 PM 39 Anat Belasen*, Tim James 302 Holly R. Rucker*, M. Rockwell Parker

Host genetics and ecological interactions structure amphibian Decrypting female mimicry in red-sided garter snakes skin microbiome diversity

2:45 PM 330 Carl Hutter*, Rafe Brown 315 Michael Britton*, Maureen Donnelly A new and freely available exome sequence capture probe set Metabolic ecology of amphibians across a 5,000 meter of 10,000 loci for all frogs elevational gradient in the Peruvian Andes Allison Julien*, Andrew Kouba, Scott Willard, Carrie 3:00 PM 581 Neha Savant*, Matthew Palmer 582 Vance Efficacy of Administrating Luteinizing Hormone Releasing Genomic Structure & Connectivity of the threatened Long-tail Hormone Analog (LHRHa) Nasally to Elicit Sperm Production Salamander (Eurycea longicauda) Across Ponds and Streams in Fowler’s Toads (Anaxyrus fowleri)

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Highland Rooms E Grand Lilac Ballroom North ROOM SESSION/ Ichthyology Genetics, Reproduction, and Development CHS: Effects of Climate Change Symposium SYMPOSIUM Trevor Krabbenhoft Jackie Litzgus MODERATOR

Amanda Barker*, Bryan Frazier, Douglas Adams, David Deanna Olson*, Meryl Mims, Carmen Harjoe, Gisselle 489 65 1:30 PM Portnoy Xie, Andrew Blaustein, David Pilliod, Jason Dunham

Hybridization Between a Cryptic Species Pair, Sphyrna lewini Climate Niches and High-latitude Herpetofauna Risk: Multi- and S. gilberti, in the western North Atlantic taxa Climate Sensitivity Modeling

Deanna Olson*, Meryl Mims, Carmen Harjoe, Gisselle 370 Milton Tan*, Al Dove, Timothy Read 65 1:45 PM Xie, Andrew Blaustein, David Pilliod, Jason Dunham

Comparative Genomics of the Whale Shark and the Evolution Climate Niches and High-latitude Herpetofauna Risk: Multi- of Vertebrate Gigantism taxa Climate Sensitivity Modeling

361 Trevor Krabbenhoft*, Thomas Dowling 125 Leslie Anthony Lowcock*, Purnima Govindarajulu 2:00 PM

Sex Determination in an Allotetraploid Fish (Cypriniformes:Catostomidae): On the Importance of Potential climate change effects on introduced and Understanding Genetic and Epigenetic variation in Captive invasive herpetofauna in Canada: a review. Breeding Programs Megan Osborne*, Alyssa Sanchez, Thomas Dowling, 407 99 Joe Crowley* 2:15 PM Thomas Turner

Gender equality: large variance in reproductive success is Increasing the Resilience of Northern Populations: driven by environmental factors not mating system in Bonytail. Protection and Recovery of Ontario’s Herpetofauna

597 Abby Wicks*, Trevor Krabbenhoft, Thomas Dowling 599 Stephen Lougheed* 2:30 PM

Using the Past to Explore the Future. Lessons from Variation in gene expression of round goby and Johnny darter Landscape Genetics and Phylogeography of North in two Southeastern Michigan streams America Herpetofauna Natalia Bayona-Vásquez*, Travis Glenn, Manuel Uribe- 591 411 Jennifer Neuwald*, Nicole Valenzuela 2:45 PM Alcocer, Píndaro Díaz-Jaimes

Population Genomics and Phylogeography of the Increasing Thermal Variance due to Climate Change Alters Cosmopolitan Marine Pelagic Fish, Mahi-Mahi (Coryphaena the Sexual Development of Temperature-Dependent Sex hippurus) Determined Turtles Kendall Johnson*, Chenhong Li, Luke Tornabene, Frank Njal Rollinson*, Melanie Massey, Jacqueline Litzgus, 204 42 3:00 PM Pezold Ronald Brooks

Rapid Warming has Increased Growth, Development Rate, Finding Evolutionary Links and Genes in Adaptive Radiations and Survival in Populations of Freshwater Turtles Near of Reef Gobies (Gobiidae) by Targeted Gene Capture Their Northern Range Limit

215 Maria Akopyan*, Aryn Wilder, Nina Therkildsen 6 David Green* 3:15 PM

Characterizing the Genomic Basis of Local Adaptation in the Cold Comfort: Amphibians in winter. Atlantic Silverside (Menidia menidia)

14 Emily Funk*, Amy McCune 41 Barry Sinervo*, Donald Miles 3:30 PM

Range expansion of North American herpetofauna all the Gene expression patterns underlying gas bladder evolution in way to the Canadian Arctic and Extinctions in the US and ray-finned fishes Mexico

444 Atsushi Ishimatsu, Van Hieu, Karen Martin* 41 Barry Sinervo*, Donald Miles 3:45 PM

Range expansion of North American herpetofauna all the Patterns of Fish Reproduction at the Air-Water Interface way to the Canadian Arctic and Extinctions in the US and Mexico

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ROOM Grand Lilac Ballroom South SESSION/ Herpetology Behavior SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Brad Carlson

1:30 PM 627 Richard C. Vogt*, Camila Ferrara

Vocalizations in Seaturtles

1:45 PM 64 Brad Carlson*, A.J. Belden, Joseph Pich, Sasha Tetzlaff

Box Turtle Boldness is a Consistent Personality Trait Across Years, Age Classes, and Assay Conditions

2:00 PM 103 Mark Paulissen*

Does the Little Brown Skink, Scincella lateralis, Use Positional Cues for Spatial Learning?

2:15 PM 133 Troy Baird*, Teresa Baird, Richard Shine

I Can See You Now: Influence of Vegetative Cover on the Social Dynamicsof Male Eastern Australian Water Dragons

Shannon A. Richard*, Eric A. Tillman, Michael L. Avery, M. 2:30 PM 297 Rockwell Parker

Scent trailing behavior in male Burmese pythons

2:45 PM 280 Christopher Howey*, Erika Snyder Substrate type affects scent-trailing behavior of timber rattlesnakes

Alison Davis Rabosky*, Talia Moore, Erin Westeen, 3:00 PM 642 Joanna Larson, Ciara Sanchez Paredes

Convergence or Divergence? 3-D Quantification and Characterization of Snake Anti-predator Behavior in the Peruvian Amazon

Jennifer Deitloff*, H. Nate Rainey, Samantha P. Wesnak, 3:15 PM 46 Jacob Fetterman, Kelsey Young, Todd Pierson

Intraspecific Variation in Mate-Guarding Behavior Is Correlated with Morphology in Males of Eurycea wilderae

3:30 PM 161 Amaël Borzée*, Yikweon Jang

Segregated Evolutionary History Revealed by Brumation and Hibernation Habitat Selection of Two Closely Related Treefrog Species

3:45 PM 621 James Erdmann*

Aggressive anglers, seductive serpents, and titillating toads: A discussion of luring and prey manipulation strategies

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34 Oral Presentations - Saturday, 14 July - Morning Highland Rooms A Highland Rooms B ROOM SESSION/ Herpetology Biogeography I SYMPOSIUM Matthew Heinicke MODERATOR Matthew Heinicke*, Luis Ceriaco, David Blackburn, Aaron 468 8:00 AM Bauer Evaluating Evidence for the Arid Corridor Hypothesis in Angola’s Herpetofauna 654 Jason Brown*, Ana Carnaval 8:15 AM

A tale of two niches: concepts, methods, and quantifying evolution

531 Marcelo Gehara*, Frank Burbrink 8:30 AM Comparative Historical Demography of Amphibians and Reptiles from Northeastern Brazil Cherie Mosher*, Brent Murray, Chris Johnson, Stephen 74 8:45 AM Spear The Curious Case of the Coastal Tailed Frog: A Phylogeographic Study Using Multiple Methods Madhava Meegaskumbura*, Gayani Senevirathne, Kelum 341 Manamedra-Arachchi, Rohan Pethiyagoda, James Hanken, 9:00 AM Christopher J. Schneider Diversification of terrestrial direct-developing frogs across mountains on an island: radiation of Pseudophilautus (Anura, Rhacophoridae) on Sri Lanka Brian Waldron*, Shawn Kuchta, Maggie Hantak, Cari 239 9:15 AM Hickerson, Carl Anthony Genetic Analysis of Distinct Clades of the Red-backed Salamander (Plethodon cinereus) at a Northeast Ohio Contact Zone BREAK - Empire Hall South 9:30 AM SESSION/ Herpetology Habitat & Environment Herpetology Biogeography II SYMPOSIUM Tracy Langkilde Paul Hime MODERATOR Paul Hime*, Shem Unger, Steven Price, Jeffrey Briggler, Lori Tracy Langkilde*, Thomas Adams, Julian Avery, Robin Williams, Michael Freake, Andrea Drayer, Amy McMillan, 353 464 10:00 AM Warne Mary Foley, Emily McCallen, Dale McGinnity, John Groves, Emily Lemmon, Songlin Fei, Rod Williams, David Weisrock What the Hellbender?! Genomic Perspectives on the Evolutionary Effects of anthropogenic noise on wood frog tadpoles History of Cryptobranchus. Annette Evans*, Elizabeth Jockusch, Mark C. Urban, Brenna 410 637 Alexander Murray*, Herman Mays 10:15 AM Forester, Caitlin Fisher-Reid, Bradley Cosentino Does Land Use Buffer Evolutionary Responses To Climate Population genetics of the Green Salamander, Aneides aeneus. Change By A Polymorphic Salamander? 545 Nelson Rivera*, Brian Folt 494 Jackie Childers*, Sebastian Kirchhof, Aaron Bauer 10:30 AM Phylogeography and Systematics of the Namaqua Sand Lizard Community assembly of glass frogs (Centrolenidae) in a Pedioplanis namaquensis and the Specific Recognition of a Long- Neotropical wet forest: a test of the river zonation hypothesis Synonymised Taxon from Namibia Devin DiGiacopo*, George Meindl, Kirsten Prior, Jessica Elyse Freitas*, Aniruddha Datta-Roy, Praveen Karanth, 242 483 10:45 AM Hua Cameron Siler Invasive-Invasive Facilitation Across Ecosystems Enhanced by a Historical Biogeography and Cryptic Diversity of Lygosomine Common Anthropogenic Contaminant Skinks in the Old-World Tropics René Bolom-Huet*, Eduardo Pineda, Jorge Galindo- 657 565 Zachary Nikolakis*, Brian Crother 11:00 AM González, Antonio Muñoz-Alonso, Francisco Díaz-Fleischer New infection risk areas of the pathogenic fungus of amphibians Phylogenomics of the Eastern Pinesnake Complex (Pituophis Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis in Mexico. melanoleucus) Jessica Pita-Aquino*, Christopher Thawley, Noah Gilbert, 322 81 R. Graham Reynolds*, Alberto Puente-Rolon 11:15 AM Jason Kolbe The Effect of Substrate Diameter and Limb Morphology on Ecology and Evolution of Boas in the West Indies Locomotor Performance in Brown Anoles (Anolis sagrei) Danielle Walkup*, Wade Ryberg, Toby Hibbitts, Lee 522 608 Dillon Monroe*, Robert Espinoza 11:30 AM Fitzgerald A Comparison of Traditional and Citizen-Science Approaches to Microhabitat variables drive within breeding season Inferring the Distribution of an Invasive House Gecko colonization/extinction dynamics in a specialist lizard. (Hemidactylus turcicus) in Texas Donald Shepard*, Ryan Philobos, Cameron Robicheaux, 323 Sierra Smith*, Elyse Fritas, Jessa Watters, Cameron Siler 139 11:45 AM Pedro Simoncini Comparison of Infectious Disease Presence between Thailand Phylogeography and Cryptic Diversity of Slimy Salamanders and Philippine Populations (Plethodon glutinosus complex) in the Interior Highlands LUNCH ON YOUR OWN 12:00 PM * denotes presenter 35 Oral Presentations - Saturday, 14 July - Morning

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SESSION/ Herpetology Physiology SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Craig Lind

10:00 AM 615 Jacob Marlay, Elizabeth Everman, Paul Klawinski*

Adaptation and Acclimation in an Introduced Gecko (Hemidactylus turcicus) Encountering Novel Thermal Environments during Range Expansion.

10:15 AM 105 Rulon Clark*, George Bakken, Hannes Schraft

Are Warmer Pit Vipers Less Sensitive to Infrared Radiation?

Manisha Choudhury, Ryan McCleary*, R. Manjunatha Kini, 10:30 AM 389 Devadasan Velmurugan

Determination of structure-function relationships of orphan group I three-finger toxins from elapid snake venoms using molecular modeling approaches

10:45 AM 422 William S. Brown*, Matthew G. Simon Record Life Span in a Population of Timber Rattlesnakes (Crotalus horridus) 11:00 AM 243 Craig Lind*, Ignacio Moore, Terence Farrell

Interactions between steroid hormones and snake fungal disease indicate potential sublethal effects on fitness in Pygmy Rattlesnakes, Sistrurus miliarius.

11:15 AM 460 Joseph Agugliaro*, Craig Lind, Terence Farrell

Snake Fungal Disease Increases Resting Metabolic Rate and Total Evaporative Water Loss Rate in a Winter-active Snake (Sistrurus miliarius)

Rebecca Hardman*, Kendall Oziminski, Laura Reinert, 11:30 AM 26 Louise Rollins-Smith, Kelly Irwin, Debra Miller

Hellbender skin antimicrobial peptides show variable inhibition against chytrid fungus (Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis)

11:45 AM 179 Benjamin Johnson*, Jeremy Searle, Jed Sparks

Morphological Drivers of Physiological Performance in Lungless Salamanders

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Highland Rooms E Grand Lilac Ballroom North ROOM SESSION/ ASIH: If Salamanders Could Speak Symposium SYMPOSIUM Chris Feldman MODERATOR

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205 Joseph Mendelson* 8:30 AM The remarkable career of Edmund D. Brodie, Jr.: if salamanders could speak 205 Joseph Mendelson* 8:45 AM The remarkable career of Edmund D. Brodie, Jr.: if salamanders could speak Henry Mushinsky*, Earl McCoy, Adam Emerick, Brad 61 9:00 AM Hauch, Nick Osman Successful Translocation of the Florida Sand Skink 97 Ken Dodd*, Corey Anderson 9:15 AM Amphibian Immigration and Emigration at a Temporary Pond in the Florida Sandhills BREAK - Empire Hall South 9:30 AM SESSION/ Neotropical Ichthyological Association Talks ASIH: If Salamanders Could Speak Symposium SYMPOSIUM Tiago Carvalho Joe Mendelson MODERATOR Brian Sidlauskas*, Casey Dillman, Kendra Hoekzema, 295 Bruno Melo, Michael Alfaro, Michael Burns, Benjamin 141 Peter Ducey* 10:00 AM Frable, Claudio Oliveira, Mark Sabaj, Brant Faircloth Vari’s Morphological Legacy in the Light of a Molecular Adaptation and Homology in Salamander Antipredator Phylogeny for Anostomoidea Behaviors and Tail Autotomy João Pedro Fontenelle*, William Crampton, Nathan 371 207 Paul Cupp, Jr.* 10:15 AM Lovejoy Master of (n)One? Phylogeny and Population Structure in the Neotropical Electric Fish genusSteatogenys (Gymnotiformes: Unken Reflexes in a Cryptic Salamander, Aneides aeneus Hypopomidae) Across Different Water-Types. 400 Carl Anthony* 10:30 AM

Edmund D. Brodie: Plethodontid biologist

491 Lesley de Souza, Donald Taphorn, Jonathan Armbruster* 165 Gareth Hopkins*, Susannah French, Edmund D. Brodie, Jr. 10:45 AM

Review of Ancistrus (Siluriformes: Loricariidae) from the Interacting effects of salinity and temperature on amphibians: northwestern Guiana Shield with description of six new exploring the potential for adaptation in a changing world species Katherine Balasingham*, Jake Daane, Matthew Harris, 622 561 Natasha Wilson, Craig Williams* 11:00 AM Nathan Lovejoy Detecting evidence of positive selection in key osmoregulatory A Critical Review of Freshwater Crayfish as Predators of Toxic genes in freshwater and marine Beloniformes Amphibians Stuart C. Willis*, David E. Saenz, Gang Wang, Christopher 401 M. Hollenbeck, Luiz A. Rocha, David S. Portnoy, James J. 3 Alan Savitzky*, Akira Mori 11:15 AM Cai, Kirk O. Winemiller

Osmoregulation in freshwaters: Gene expression in the gills of Anointed and Sequestered: Diverse Sources of Defensive a Neotropical cichlid in contrasting pH and ionic environments Cardiotonic Steroids in Tetrapods

270 Edmund Brodie III* 11:30 AM Newts and the Snakes that Eat Them: Backstories of a Coevolutionary Arms Race 270 Edmund Brodie III* 11:45 AM Newts and the Snakes that Eat Them: Backstories of a Coevolutionary Arms Race

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ROOM Grand Lilac Ballroom South

SESSION/ Ichthyology Biogeography SYMPOSIUM

MODERATOR Hernán López-Fernández

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8:15 AM 579 Kenneth Oswald*, Morgan Reich

Population Genetics and Phylogeography Inform Conservation and Management of Rare Tonguetied Minnow (Exoglossum laurae) Alexander Cameron*, David Camak, Tyler Pilger, David 8:30 AM 520 Propst, Thomas Turner Disentangling Natural Dispersal Versus Human-Mediated Introduction of the Longfin Dace (Agosia chrysogaster) Across the Trans-Continental Divide. 8:45 AM 343 Tiago Carvalho*, Barbara Calegari Historical Biogeography of Neotropical Freshwaters: a comparative approach using representatives of Doradoidea and event-based methods. Hernán López-Fernández*, Stephanie Blain, Viviana 9:00 AM 132 Astudillo-Clavijo Increased phylogenomic resolution of Neotropical cichlids allows dating of Guiana Shield biogeographic events within the genus Geophagus 9:15 AM 20 D Ross Robertson*

An Indo-Pacific damselfish in the Gulf of Mexico, 2018

9:30 AM BREAK - Empire Hall South SESSION/ Ichthyology Conservation SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Megan Osborne

10:00 AM 523 Worth Pugh*, Gary Pandolfi, Michael Gangloff Impacts of Land-Use, Catchment Size and In-Stream Habitat on Lotic Communities of the Upper New River Drainage in North Carolina

10:15 AM 328 Jadziah Hannon-Moonstone*

Growth-At-Age of Blueback Herring in the Connecticut River

Dawn Dittman* 10:30 AM 493 A Lake Sturgeon Restoration Experiment in the Genesee River, Rochester NY. Shawna Mitchell*, Bernie Kuhajda 10:45 AM 486 Population Status and Life History of the Federally Endangered Laurel Dace, Chrosomus saylori Mark Wildhaber*, Lynsey Whitacre, Gary Johnson, Justin Downs, Tendai Mhlanga-Mutangadura, Vernon Tabor, 11:00 AM 419 Daniel Fenner, Jared Decker Neosho Madtom (Noturus placidus) Genetic Variation and Population Structure in Support of Species Recovery Peter Smiley Jr.*, Kevin King 11:15 AM 226 Fish Community and Population Responses to Planting Grass Filter Strips Adjacent to Channelized Agricultural Headwater Streams Henry Bart* 11:30 AM 575 The Value of Ichthyological Research Collections in Conservation Research Matthew Bealor*, Victoria Kuhnel, Victoria Brady, Kelsey Revicki 11:45 AM 644 Bigger is Better: Dietary Quality Influences Bubble Nest Size and Mating Success of Male Siamese Fighting Fish, Betta splendens 12:00 PM LUNCH ON YOUR OWN

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Highland Rooms A Highland Rooms B ROOM SESSION/ Lightning Talks II Herpetology Systematics SYMPOSIUM

Dustin Siegel Edward Stanley MODERATOR

499 Edward Stanley*, Daniel Paluh, David Blackburn 1:30 PM

Diversification of dermal armor in squamates. Luis Ceríaco*, Mariana Marques, Suzana Bandeira, 345 Mathew Heinicke, Carly Boye, Edward Stanley, David 1:45 PM Blackburn, Aaron Bauer A taxonomic review and phylogeny of the African Burrowing Skinks (Squamata: Scincidae: Sepsina Bocage, 1866)

404 Rory Telemeco*, Brian Lavin, Chris Feldman 2:00 PM An integrative taxonomic analysis of the southern and panamint alligator lizard complex: Combining morphological, ecological, and molecular evidence 49 Aaron Bauer*, Ishan Agarwal, Luis Ceríaco 2:15 PM

Systematics of the Hemidactylus (Reptilia: Gekkonidae) of 257 Delventhal Sub-Saharan Africa 265 Beachy 550 Rachel Welt*, Chris Raxworthy 2:30 PM 279 Glorioso Dispersal, not Vicariance, Explains the Biogeographic Origins 284 Buser of Iguanas on Madagascar 294 Clemente-Carvalho 374 Richard Glor* 2:45 PM 552 Spencer 571 Ruppert Speciation in the Hispaniolan Bark Anole (Anolis distichus) 335 Campbell Sean Harrington*, Jordyn de Haan, Lindsey Shapiro, Sara 351 Angeli 264 3:00 PM Ruane 387 Kuhn Habits and characteristics of arboreal snakes worldwide: 390 Burbrink arboreality constrains body size and has complex effects on lineage diversification Christopher Samuelson*, Utpal Smart, Eric Smith, 22 3:15 PM Mahmood Sasa Marin, Alejandro Solorzano Systematics of the Central American coralsnakes allied to Micrurus alleni (Squamata:Elapidae) 304 David Beamer* 3:30 PM

A Genomic Assessment Of Diversity Within Watedogs (Necturus)

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257 Naomi Delventhal*, Lynne Parenti

Comparative Morphology of the Female Urogenital Papilla of Seven Species of Callogobius (Teleostei: Gobiidae)

265 Jonathan Bynum, Stuart Wells, Joseph Incandela, Jennifer Lamb, Christopher Beachy*

The larval life history of the Southern Two-lined Salamander, Eurycea cirrigera (Caudata, Plethodontidae) in southern Louisiana

279 Brad M. Glorioso*, J. Hardin Waddle

A Decade of Turtle Capture-Mark-Recapture in a Small Urban Pond Complex

284 Thaddaeus Buser*, Brian Sidlauskas, Adam Summers

Testing for sexual dimorphism in sculpin (Cottoidea: Oligocottinae) cranial weapons using 3D morphometrics

294 Rute Clemente-Carvalho*, Peiwen Li, Hannah Driver, Cora Jennings, Peter van Coeverden de Groot, Stephen Lougheed

Genetic Insights Into Lake Whitefish of the Lower Northwest Passage

Michelle Koo, Carol Spencer*, David Blackburn, David Cannatella, Alessandro Catenazzi, Ann Chang, Joyce Gross, Deanna Olson, Vance Vredenburg, 552 David Wake

AmphibiaWeb Updates and Innovations to Address the Global Crisis in Amphibians

571 Trevor Ruppert*, Robert Espinoza

Identifying the Physiological Limitations of Dispersal and Persistence of an Invasive Amphibian (Xenopus laevis) in Southern California

335 Cooper Campbell*, Hank Bart

Venom Gene Expression in Noturus Catfishes and their Response to Predators

351 Nicole Angeli*, Lee Fitzgerald

Repatriating species where threats still exist

387 Arianna Kuhn*, Sara Ruane, Chris Raxworthy, Frank Burbrink

Spatially Explicit Historical Demography of Widespread Malagasy Gemsnakes

390 Frank Burbrink*, Marcelo Gehara, Edward Myers

Revisiting the phylogeography of the North American ratsnakes (Pantherophis obsoletus complex) using genomic data.

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ROOM Highland Rooms E Grand Lilac Ballroom North SESSION/ ASIH: If Salamanders Could Speak Symposium SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Chris Feldman

Amber Stokes*, Brian Gall, Peter Ducey, Lorin Neuman- 1:30 PM 319 Lee, Susannah French, Charles Hanifin, Michael Pfrender, Edmund Brodie III, Edmund Brodie, Jr.

The Presence and Function of Tetrodotoxin (TTX) in Terrestrial Organisms

Amber Stokes*, Brian Gall, Peter Ducey, Lorin Neuman- 1:45 PM 319 Lee, Susannah French, Charles Hanifin, Michael Pfrender, Edmund Brodie III, Edmund Brodie, Jr.

The Presence and Function of Tetrodotoxin (TTX) in Terrestrial Organisms 2:00 PM 638 Becky Williams*, Jake Richardson, Susan Durham

Comparison of Epithelial Microbial Communities of the Tetrodotoxin-Bearing Rough-skinned Newts and Non- Tetrodotoxin Bearing Pacific Tree Frog from a Common Pond

2:15 PM 292 Brian Gall*, Yiyuan Li, Michael Pfrender, Edmund Brodie

Diffuse Coevolution? Tetrodotoxin and Insecticide Resistance in Egg Predators of the Rough-Skinned Newt (Taricha granulosa) Lorin Neuman-Lee*, Edmund Brodie, Jr., Susannah 2:30 PM 600 French Examining the stress response in the gartersnake-newt- tetrodotoxin system Michael Hague*, Chris Feldman, Edmund Brodie, Jr., 2:45 PM 200 Edmund Brodie III Convergent adaptation to dangerous prey proceeds through the same first-step mutation in the garter snake Thamnophis sirtalis

Jessica Reimche*, Robert del Carlo, Amber Stokes, Erica 3:00 PM 541 Ely, Joshua Hallas, Edmund Brodie III, Michael Pfrender, Edmund Brodie Jr., Normand Leblanc, Chris Feldman

Is the Sierra Garter Snake the exception to the rule? TTX- resistance in Thamnophis couchii is not explained by molecular phenotype

3:15 PM 589 Shana Geffeney*, Gabriela Toledo, Charles Hanifin

Understanding evolution through natural experiments: Tetrodotoxin resistance in snakes Robert Eugene del Carlo*, Jessica S. Reimche, Michael 3:30 PM 596 T.J. Hague, Edmund D. Brodie, Jr., Normand Leblanc, Chris R. Feldman Arms Race Penalties: The biophysical costs of adaptive mutations in a complex organism

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Grand Lilac Ballroom South ROOM SESSION/ Ichthyology Systematics I SYMPOSIUM Kyle Piller MODERATOR

230 Lily C. Hughes* 1:30 PM

Comprehensive phylogeny of ray-finned fishes (Actinopterygii) based on transcriptomic and genomic data Richard Harrington*, Thomas Near, Brant Faircloth, Matt 504 1:45 PM Friedman Swimming in Data: Addressing Pelagaria Relationships with Phylogenomic Datasets

515 Thomas Near*, Daniel MacGuigan, Alex Dornburg 2:00 PM

The Utility of RADseq for Resolving Cenozoic Adaptive Radiations: A Case Study of AntarcticNotothenioid Fishes (Percomorpha: Perciformes)

625 Leo Smith* , Matthew Davis, Michael Ghedotti 2:15 PM

Phylogeny of Enigmatic Acropomatiform Fishes with a Preliminary Assessment of Morphological Support

473 Matthew Davis* 2:30 PM

Evolutionary Relationships and Classification of Lizardfishes (Aulopiformes) Using Genomic and Morphological Data Kyle Piller*, Elyse Parker, Alan Lemmon, Emily Moriarty- 357 2:45 PM Lemmon Assessing relationships within the Goodeidae using Anchored Hybrid Phylogenomics

77 Casey Dillman*, Eric Hilton 3:00 PM

Nuclear DNA Sequences and their bearing on our understanding of the history and Relationships of Sturgeons (Acipenseriformes: Acipenseridae)

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62 Aleta Quinn* 3:45 PM

When is a cladist not a cladist?

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43 Oral Presentations - Sunday, 15 July - Morning

ROOM Highland Rooms A Highland Rooms B SESSION/ General Herpetology I SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Gareth Hopkins

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Anthony Cobos*, Robert Espinoza, L. Lee Grismer, 8:30 AM 629 Shahrul Anuar, Evan Quah Convergent Evolution in Morphology, Physiology, and Performance among Malaysian Cave-Dwelling Geckos

8:45 AM 194 Iris Holmes*, Daniel Rabosky, Alison Davis Rabosky

Relationship of host genetic diversity to microbiome diversity in squamate reptiles

9:00 AM 206 Max Nickerson*, Joseph Mitchell

Turtle Communities for Remnant Wetland Restoration in the Upper Mississippi River Embayment Eric Munscher, Andrew Walde, Daren Riedle, Stephen 9:15 AM 651 Ross, Nicole Salvatico, Chris Collins, Mike Farris, Brian Butterfield, Brian Hauge, Michael Skibsted*

Lots of Turtles, Lots of Work: An Overview of the North American Freshwater Turtle Research Group's Research at Comal Springs 9:30 AM BREAK - Empire Hall South SESSION/ Amphibian Ecology II Lightning Talks III SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Brian Halstead Brian Sidlauskas

10:00 AM 186 Brian Halstead*, Patrick Kleeman, Jonathan Rose

Time-to-detection Occupancy Modeling: An Efficient Method for Analyzing the Occurrence of Amphibians and Reptiles

10:15 AM 503 Julia Earl*

Relative Importance of Different Ecological Pressures to Tadpole Survival, Growth, and Development

10:30 AM 392 Myers 624 Vick 397 Skipwith 10:45 AM 413 Mauger 429 Reid 443 Hampton 11:00 AM 121 Michael Benard*, Kacey Dananay, Hilary Rollins 480 Hecht Warmer Winters and Earlier Breeding Lead to Colder 509 Meza-Vargas Temperatures Experienced by Larval Ambystoma 511 Rittmeyer Salamanders 606 Sgouros 11:15 AM 613 Kenzi Stemp*, Thomas Anderson, Jon Davenport 631 Gonzalez 641 Dickson Food web ecology and keystone effects of an endemic pond- breeding salamander

11:30 AM 57 Dustin Garig*, Josh Ennen, Jon Davenport

The legacy effects of a transient apex predator in a freshwater food web Carmen Montaña, Christopher Schalk*, Tiffany Schriever, 11:45 AM 70 T. M. S. D. G. Silva, David Hagyari, Jakob Wager, Lindsey Tiegs, Cyrus Sadeghian Revisiting ‘What do Tadpoles Really Eat?’: A Ten-year Perspective

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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Highland Room B, Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center

392 Edward Myers*, Frank Burbrink

Population Genomics and Species Delimitation of Coluber constrictor

624 Calvin Vick*, Kelly J. Irwin

An Eastward range expansion and new ecoregion for the Four-toed Salamander (Hemidactylum scutatum) in Arkansas.

397 Phillip Skipwith*, Frank Burbrink, Christopher Raxworthy

Ecology shapes phenotypic diversification in Malagasy gem snakes (Lamprohiidae: Pseudoxyrhophiinae) as revealed through phylogenomics and 3D geometric morphometrics

413 Laurie Mauger*, Frank Mazzotti, James Spotila

Landscape Genetics ofCrocodylus acutusin Pacific Costa Rica

429 Brendan Reid*, Sarah Fitzpatrick

Don’t fear the Rapture: efficient and inexpensive generation of genomic data for the Arkansas darter (Etheostoma cragini)

443 Paul Hampton*

Is Foraging Ecology an Overlooked Influence on Organ Position in Snakes?

480 Kirsten Hecht*, Katie Stofer, Max Nickerson

Public Engagement of Herpetologists: Attitudes and Scope

509 Vanessa Meza-Vargas*, Nathan Lujan, Roberto Reis

How many genera are Hemiancistrus (Siluriformes: Loricariidae)?

511 Eric Rittmeyer*, Sara Ruane

Biodiversity of Northern Isolate Squamate Populations in the New Jersey Pine Barrens

606 Katherine Sgouros*

Gene Partitioning in Catostomidae as a Means of Ecological Adaptation

631 Alexandra Gonzalez*, Jennifer Dever

Visualizing Threats of Amphibians in Southeast Asia

641 Matthew Dickson*, Heather Liwanag, Aaron Bauer, Robert Espinoza

Getting comfortable in your own skin:Morphological variation in the epidermis of an invasive reptile in response to novel climates

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45 Oral Presentations - Sunday, 15 July - Morning ROOM Highland Rooms C Highland Rooms D SESSION/ Herpetology Reproduction Herpetology Genetics I SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Sara Ruane John Malone 8:00 AM

Sinlan Poo, Kristin Hinkson*, Edward Stege, Kimberly 8:15 AM 75 95 Rob Denton, John Malone* Terrell Sperm Output and Body Condition are Maintained Assembly of the African Bullfrog (Pyxicephalus adspersus) Independent of Hibernation in an Endangered Temperate Genome and History of Vertebrate Sex Chromosomes Amphibian 8:30 AM 368 Terence Farrell*, Sarah Smiley, Amber Clark, Craig Lind 554 Caren Goldberg*

The Effects of Supplemental Feeding of Pregnant Pygmy Ten Years of Environmental DNA Detection of Amphibians Rattlesnakes (Sistrurus miliarius) on Reproductive and and Reptiles: Toward a Synthetic Framework Neonate Traits Obed Hernandez-Gomez, Steven Kimble, Jessica Hua, 8:45 AM 11 Rick Shine*, Thomas Madsen, Greg Brown 525 Vanessa Wuerthner, Devin Jones, Brian Mattes, Rickey Cothran, Rick Relyea, Jason Hoverman Environmental Sex Determination in a Snake: Dry Nests Local adaptation of the MHC class IIβ gene influences the Produce More Sons susceptibility to a common parasite in amphibians M. Rockwell Parker*, Shannon A. Richard, Holly R. Rucker, 9:00 AM 308 457 Audrey Kelly*, Amanda Pierce, Karin Pfennig Sydney E. Ashton How to make a sexy snake, part deux: dose-specific Transfer via Hybridization of an Allele Associated with Rapid feminization of males via estradiol Development Time in Spadefoot Toads

9:15 AM 13 Russell Burke*, Beverly Clendening, Alexandra Kanonik

Long-Term Increases in Clutch Size in Common SnappingTurtles (Chelydra serpentina) and Diamondback Terrapins (Malaclemys terrapin 9:30 AM BREAK - Empire Hall South SESSION/ Herpetology Conservation II Herpetology Genetics II SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Katherine O'Donnell Stuart Nielsen

Katherine O'Donnell*, William Barichivich, Kurt Buhlmann, Jonathan Chandler, Kevin Enge, Anna Farmer, Thomas Stuart V. Nielsen*, Juan D. Daza, Brendan J. Pinto, Tony 10:00 AM 399 33 Gorman, Carola Haas, Pierson Hill, John Jensen, Mark Gamble Mandica, Jana Mott, John Palis, Lora Smith, Susan Walls

Independently Derived ZZ/ZW Sex Chromosomes in the Range-wide Occupancy Status of Federally-listed Flatwoods Puerto Rican Leaf-toed Gecko (Phyllodactylus wirshingi) are Salamanders Homologous with the Avian Z 10:15 AM 540 Susan Walls* What Constitutes Conservation Success and How is it Achieved? Matthew Holding*, Darin Rokyta, Mark Margres, Lisle 10:30 AM 564 Robert Lovich*, Christopher Petersen 630 Gibbs Assessing biotic and abiotic drivers of venom divergence Amphibians and Reptiles of United States Department of among populations of the Northern Pacific rattlesnake Defense Installations (Crotalus oreganus). Brian Shamblin*, Blair Witherington, Shigetomo Hirama, 10:45 AM 592 Gregory Pauly* 233 Robert Hardy, Campbell Nairn Genetic Analyses Support Population-scale Dispersal The Nursery Trade as an Introduction Pathway for Nonnative Consequences of Active Swimming by “Lost Years” Green Reptiles and Amphibians in California Turtles 11:00 AM 311 Julia Laterza Barbosa*, James Watling 529 Ella Buring*, Vanessa Gonzalzes, Daniel Mulcahy Using Experimental Translocations of Reptiles and Amphibians to Evaluate Faunal Rescue in the Brazilian Lost and Found: Tuatara ND5 Gene Identified Amazon Muhammad Rais*, Imtiaz Ahmed khan, Aneeza Islam, 11:15 AM 338 Waseem Ahmed, Muhammad Saeed, Syeda Maria Ali, Ayesha Akram Quantification of Herpetofauna Habitat and Assessment of Land use Change in Rawalpindi and Islamabad Areas, Pakistan 11:30 AM 649 H. Bradley Shaffer*, Erin Toffelmier, Christopher Searecy When Listing Isn’t Enough: Can We Prevent the Extinction of an Endangered Amphibian? Brian Gratwicke*, Anna E Savage, Matthew H Becker, 11:45 AM 466 Blake Klocke, Robert C Fleischer Panama Amphibian Rescue and Conservation Project 12:00 PM LUNCH ON YOUR OWN * denotes presenter 46 Oral Presentations - Sunday, 15 July - Morning

Highland Rooms E Grand Lilac Ballroom North ROOM SSAR: Coloration in Fish, Amphibians, & Reptiles SESSION/ Symposium SYMPOSIUM

John Steffen MODERATOR

241 John Steffen* 8:00 AM How and why do animals color themselves? A Painted Turtles response. 249 Melissa Meadows* 8:15 AM Fish with Laser Vision and Other Fun Functions of Fluorescence 249 Melissa Meadows* 8:30 AM Fish with Laser Vision and Other Fun Functions of Fluorescence 628 Jennifer Gumm* 8:45 AM Evolution and Function of Coloration in Darters (genus Etheostoma) 628 Jennifer Gumm* 9:00 AM Evolution and Function of Coloration in Darters (genus Etheostoma) Monica Winebarger*, Worth Pugh, Michael Osbourn, Lynn 445 9:15 AM Siefferman Conspicuous Coloration May Function to Deter Avian Predators in Appalachian Salamanders

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SSAR: Coloration in Fish, Amphibians, & Reptiles SESSION/ Ichthyology Ecology and Ethology Symposium SYMPOSIUM Terry Donaldson Peter Uetz MODERATOR

534 Nathan Morris*, Janet Long, Elizabeth Alter 580 Larissa Patterson*, David Parichy 10:00 AM

“Characterization of the Gut Microbiome of Mummichog, Stripes, Spots, Bars and More: Pigment Pattern Development Fundulus heteroclitus, Living in Polluted Urban Waterways” and Evolution in Danio Fishes

342 Simon Brandl* 580 Larissa Patterson*, David Parichy 10:15 AM

Stripes, Spots, Bars and More: Pigment Pattern Development Exploring Cryptoland: of small fishes, functions, and fairytales and Evolution in Danio Fishes

301 Daniel Oliveira*, Sarah Fitzpatrick 507 Michael Westphal*, Theodore Morgan 10:30 AM

Phenotypic Differentiation matches Environmental Variation: a When gartersnakes go dark: pigment knockouts and the Potential Case for Local Adaptation in Rainbow Darters unfulfilled promise of xanthine dehydrogenase Christopher Goatley*, Simon Brandl, David Bellwood, 163 507 Michael Westphal*, Theodore Morgan 10:45 AM Luke Tornabene Cryptic Biodiversity: Community Composition of Cryptobenthic When gartersnakes go dark: pigment knockouts and the Reef Fish Faunas unfulfilled promise of xanthine dehydrogenase

58 Russell Ligon* 11:00 AM

Colorful language: Investigating the complex chromatic communication of chameleons 650 Laurel Brandsmeier, Richard Mayden* 58 Russell Ligon* 11:15 AM Quantitative and Descriptive Analysis of the Spawning Colorful language: Investigating the complex chromatic Behavior of the Ornate Minnow, Codoma ornata communication of chameleons (Cypriniformes; Leuciscidae)

574 Mitchell Vu, Sami R. Cherikh, Shai Meiri, Peter Uetz* 11:30 AM

Color patterns in snakes: a phylogenetic and geographic analysis

162 Terry Donaldson* 574 Mitchell Vu, Sami R. Cherikh, Shai Meiri, Peter Uetz* 11:45 AM

Male Territory Swamping in a Lek-like Mating System Color patterns in snakes: a phylogenetic and geographic Increases Courtship Success in a Fish Spawning Aggregation analysis

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ROOM Grand Lilac Ballroom South SESSION/ General Ichthyology I SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR David Johnson

8:00 AM 140 Ken Thompson*, Clark Hubbs

Artificially Produced Intergeneric Hybrids Among Three Genera of Neotropical Cichlidae.

8:15 AM 244 Kory Evans*, Lesley Kim, Brian Schubert, James Albert

The mighty mandible: Mosaic evolution facilitates trophic specialization in electric fish skulls 8:30 AM 216 Matthew Craig*, Wm. Leo Smith

Groupergate: On the reluctance to recognize the non- monophyly of the “Serranidae”. Karly E. Cohen*, L. Patricia Hernandez, Callie H. 8:45 AM 306 Crawford, Brooke E. Flammang Modeling silver carp filtration using μCT and 3D PIV

9:00 AM 73 Claire Fox*, William Bemis

Benthic walking and body form in three families of Flatfishes (Pleuronectiformes: Achiridae, Cynoglossidae, and Pleuronectidae) 9:15 AM 436 Diego Vaz*, Eric Hilton Comparative Anatomy of the Jaws, Suspensorium, and Gill Arches of Toadfishes (Batrachoidiformes) 9:30 AM BREAK - Empire Hall South SESSION/ Ichthyology Morphology/ Collections/ Fisheries SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Jacqueline Webb

10:00 AM 85 Anna Ayvazyan*, Davit Vasilyan, Madelaine Böhme

Morphology of the Pharyngeal Dentition of the Genus Capoeta (Cyprinidae) based on X-ray Computed Tomography: Implications for Taxonomy and Phylogeny

10:15 AM 609 Aaron Olsen*, Elizabeth Brainerd

An Ancient Throat Expansion Mechanism Functions as an 11- Bar Linkage in Channel Catfish Matthew Kolmann*, Karly Cohen, Kate Bemis, Patricia 10:30 AM 603 Hernandez, Adam Summers Tooth and consequences: heterodonty and tooth replacement in piranhas and pacus

10:45 AM 648 Kevin Conway*, Dustin Siegel

Enlarged and highly mobile male genital papilla in the miniature Southern Australian clingfishes of the genusParvicrepis (Teleostei: Gobiesocidae)

11:00 AM 312 Hu Yinan, John Majoris, Peter Buston, Jacqueline Webb*

Ontogeny of the Ear in the Pelagic Larvae of Coral Reef Fishes (Gobiidae, Pomacentridae, Apogonidae)

11:15 AM 393 James Hanken*, Stephen Turney, Linda Ford

Unlocking the Vault: Mass Digitization and Imaging of Historical Slide Collections for use in Comparative Biology

11:30 AM 548 Sebastian Velez*, Jon Moore

Lost and Confused: Expatriate Juvenile Snappers and Groupers in the OffshoreGulf of Mexico

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Highland Rooms A Highland Rooms B ROOM SESSION/ Reptile Ecology I General Herpetology II SYMPOSIUM

Christopher Thawley Abigail Berkey MODERATOR Kirsty MacLeod*, Michael Sheriff, David Ensminger, Dustin 555 149 Catherine Bevier*, Matthew Chatfield, Cheryl Frederick 1:30 PM Owen, Tracy Langkilde

Stress kills: maternal glucocorticoid treatment during gestation reduces female survival, reproductive success, and post- Assessing Amphibian Health in Maine gestational competitiveness, in eastern fence lizards. Noemi Becza*, Emily Seiter, Sarah Bolton, Ralph 29 Curtis Abney*, Glenn Tattersall, Anne Yagi 184 1:45 PM Saporito Thermal Preference and Habitat Selection of Thamnophis sirtalis A New Method for Extracting Alkaloid Defenses from sirtalis in a Southern Ontario Peatland Poison Frog Skins

Jeanine Refsnider*, Henry Streby, Song Qian, Sarah Carter, 169 639 Colin Brocka*, John Koprowski 2:00 PM Ian Clifton, Gunnar Kramer, Adam Siefker, Tyara Vazquez

Does environmental heterogeneity predict degree of Around the Watering Hole: Terrestrial Ecology of an specialization? Testing the “jack-of-all-trades, master of none” Endangered Ambystomatid Salamander hypothesis in a specialist lizard, Phrynosoma hernandesi

79 Christopher Thawley*, Jason Kolbe 359 Erica Baken*, Dean Adams 2:15 PM

A Trick of the Light: Impacts of Human-Produced Light at Night Repeated Evolution Across the Multiple Invasions of the on Anoles Arboreal Microhabitat in Lungless Salamanders

195 Oliver Ljustina* 111 John Cavagnaro* 2:30 PM

Using Species Traits to Predict Habitat Partitioning in a Suburban Fluorescent coloration in reptiles and an amphibian from Watersnake (Genus: Nerodia) Assemblage Namibia and southern Angola.

513 Brian Todd*, Evan Eskew 543 Thomas DeWitt* 2:45 PM

Evolvable multi-moment phenotype distributions account Environmental Drivers of Snake Movement and Activity for 73% more variation in fitness than otherwise can be explained BREAK - Empire Hall South 3:00 PM SESSION/ Reptile Ecology II General Herpetology III SYMPOSIUM Andrew Durso Jennifer Deitloff MODERATOR

201 Jennifer Moore*, Patrick Laarman, Joseph Altobelli 217 Steve Beaupre* 3:30 PM

Ecology of Neonatal Box Turtles with Implications for Prescribed Venomous Snakes in the Academic Environment: Toward Burning Safer Protocols. Matthew Allender, Sarah Baker*, Megan Britton, 384 Sean Giery*, James Stroud 175 3:45 PM Angela Kent Trophic Ecology of the Brown Anole (Anolis sagrei): Niche Snake Fungal Disease Reduces Skin Bacterial and Fungal Compression in Species-Rich Communities Diversity in an Endangered Rattlesnake Andrew M. Durso*, Lorin A. Neuman-Lee, Gareth R. Hopkins, Jacob McCartney*, Emma Bode, Josephine Reinhardt, 447 288 4:00 PM Edmund D. Brodie Jr. Nancy Stevens Stable Isotope Analysis suggests that Tetrodotoxin-resistant New fossils from the Oligocene of Tanzania reveal early Common Gartersnakes (Thamnophis sirtalis) rarely feed on origin of modern African snake fauna Newts in the Wild

396 Sean Graham*, Crystal Graham 166 Jazmine Mejia Munoz* 4:15 PM

Amphibians and Reptiles as Prey of the Loggerhead Shrike in Potential Use of Museum Samples for Tetrodotoxin West Texas Quantification

51 Leyna Stemle*, Kristen Martinet, Gabriel Langford 4:30 PM

Life History Traits and Spatial Ecology of the Striped Mud Turtle, Kinosternon baurii, in Central Florida 4:45 PM

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ROOM Highland Rooms C Highland Rooms D

SESSION/ Herpetology Conservation III Herpetology Morphology I SYMPOSIUM

MODERATOR Hardin Waddle Domenic D'Amore Domenic D'Amore*, Megan Harmon, Stephanie 1:30 PM 500 Hardin Waddle*, Jenny Keterlin, Frank Mazzotti 91 Drumheller, Jason Testin A Model of Daily Capture Probability for Management of an Determining Shape- and Size-Heterodonty in Members of Invasive Reptile Crocodylia Using Geometric Morphometrics

1:45 PM 461 Mizraim Olivares*, Sean Rovito 96 Deran Reddy*, Cassidy Kuiper, Stephanie Schoeman

The Role of Fungal Pathogens in Declines of an Obligate Cave- A Light Microscopic Documentation of the Morphogenesis of Dwelling Salamander from Eastern Mexico the Lung of the Nile Crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus niloticus).

Brandon Hedrick*, Samantha Cordero, Patrick O'Roark, 2:00 PM 372 Edward Watt How Did the Salamander Cross the Road? Improvements to Older Amphibian Culverts Alexander Shepack*, Dana Morin, Twan Leenders, 2:15 PM 237 463 Jorge Alejandro Lopez Torres* Alessandro Catenazzi Multi-species recovery in a Bd enzootic habitat Ecomorphology of Neotropical Salamanders Allison Sacerdote-Velat*, Mary Beth Manjerovic, Rachel 2:30 PM 394 158 Rachel Keeffe*, David Blackburn Santymire Reintroduced and Resident Amphibian Community Dynamics Comparative Morphology of the Forelimb and Pectoral Girdle and Health Response to Oak Woodland Restoration in Forward-Burrowing Frogs

2:45 PM 558 John Peterson*, Tyler Sternbach 465 Jackson Phillips*, Kurt Schwenk

Environmental correlates and anuran abundance in a community including state-endangered Blanchard’s Cricket The Mechanics of Air-Breathing in Tree Frog Tadpoles. Frogs.

3:00 PM BREAK - Empire Hall South SESSION/ Herpetology Conservation IV Herpetology Morphology II SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Jonathan Rose Christopher Beachy

3:30 PM 446 John Capano*, Elizabeth Brainerd Morphology and kinematics of lung ventilation in the boid snakeBoa constrictor and comparison with non-serpentine squamates Michael McFadden*, Deon Gilbert, Philip Byrne, Peter 3:45 PM 652 567 Cliff Fontenot*, Sydney Ferguson, Helen Plylar Harlow, David Hunter Recovery Efforts for the Critically Endangered Southern Comparison of the Role of Spectacle/Cornea Curvature in Corroboree Frog (Pseudophryne corroboree) Vision Among Colubrid snakes from Southeastern Louisiana Jonathan Rose*, Michael Casazza, Glenn Wylie, Brian 4:00 PM 37 118 Hugo Juarez*, Domenic D'Amore Halstead Focusing Research and Conservation Through Modeling: Tooth morphology and function in the snake tribe Building a Demographic Model for theGiant Gartersnake, Thamnophinii. Thamnophis gigas

4:15 PM 576 Anne Stengle*, Thomas Tyning, Lou Perrotti 67 Derek Jurestovsky*, Henry Astley

Effects of the Zygosphene/Zygantrum Joint on the Range of Headstarting of the Timber Rattlesnake in Massachusetts Motion in Snake Vertebrae Chace Holzheuser*, Bruce Means, Brooke Talley, Karen 4:30 PM 253 Lips Assessing Distribution and Abundance of the Southern Dusky Salamander (Desmognathus auriculatus) in Florida: Population Surveys, Habitat Analysis, and Disease Status. Donald Brown*, Petra Wood, Yong-Lak Park, Sara Crayton, 4:45 PM 528 Lenza Paul, Alice Millikin Assessment of Potential Indirect Impacts of Using Pesticides for Hemlock Preservation on Terrestrial and Semiaquatic Salamanders * denotes presenter

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Highland Rooms E Grand Lilac Ballroom North ROOM SESSION/ SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR

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51 Oral Presentations - Sunday, 15 July - Afternoon

ROOM Grand Lilac Ballroom South SESSION/ Ichthyology Systematics II SYMPOSIUM

MODERATOR Caleb McMahan

1:30 PM 326 Sarah Gibson*

The Evolutionary Relationships of the Order †Redfieldiiformes (Osteichthyes, Actinopterygii)

1:45 PM 367 Dahiana Arcila*, James C. Tyler

Integrating molecules and fossils reveal multiple diversification shifts in marine fishes during the Cenozoic

2:00 PM 197 Juan Liu*

You are how you look: body shape analysis of Eocene cypriniform fishes Ava Ghezelayagh*, Carole Baldwin, Raymond Simpson, 2:15 PM 578 Thomas Near Revising Perciformes: Molecular Evidence of Non-monophyly in the Mail-cheeked Fishes (Scorpaeniformes) and the Sea Basses and Groupers (Perciformes: Serranidae)

2:30 PM 348 Christopher Kenaley*, Peter Jordan

Body-Size Evolution in Ray-finned Fishes (Actinopterygii): Tempo, Mode, and Ecological Correlates

2:45 PM 300 Kathleen Cole*, Lynne Parenti

Gonad morphology of Rhyacichthys aspro: a proposed template for comparative reproductive morphology among gobioid fishes

3:00 PM BREAK - Empire Hall South SESSION/ General Ichthyology II SYMPOSIUM MODERATOR Norma Salcedo

3:30 PM 220 Devin Bloom*, Michael Burns, Tiffany Schriever

Evolution of Body Size and Trophic Position in Migratory Fishes: A Phylogenetic Comparative Analysis of Clupeiformes (anchovies, shad and allies) 3:45 PM 478 Elizabeth Alter*, Matthew Aardesma, Melanie Stia

Beyond the cave: The genetic basis of troglomorphy across highly divergent fish lineages

4:00 PM 607 Norma Salcedo*

Hemiancistrus platyrhynchus Fowler 1943 (Silurifomes: Loricariidae): the little catfish that could.

4:15 PM 421 Luke Tornabene*, Carole Baldwin, D. Ross Robertson

Community structure of Caribbean deep-reef fishes

4:30 PM 590 Bruce B Collette*, Katherine E Bemis

History of the monographic series “Fishes of the Western North Atlantic” Lynne Parenti*, Diane Pitassy, Zeehan Jaafar, Kirill 4:45 PM 45 Vinnikov, Kathleen Cole The 2017 Smithsonian MarineGEO Assessment of the Fishes of Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, Hawaii * denotes presenter

52 Friday, 13 July, Poster Session I Empire Hall South, Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center

POSTER # Abstract # Presenter Title SSAR:PM-Arianne Messerman*, Manuel Latitudinal Desiccation Risk Among Juveniles of Five Ambystoma Salamander 1 512 Leal Species

SSAR:PM-Howard Rainey*, Todd Pierson, Distinguishing Morphological Differences in the Head Shape of Male Eurycea 2 112 Jennifer Deitloff wilderae (Blue-Ridge Two-Lined Salamander)

Comparing Population and Sex Differences in Head Shape for Two Populations of 3 144 SSAR:PM-Eva Miller*, Jennifer Deitloff Plethodon cinereus (Red-backed Salamanders) in Pennsylvania.

Comparison of Foot Morphology in Plethodon ventralis and Plethodon websteri 4 252 SSAR:PM-John Loomis*, Jennifer Deitloff using Geometric Morphometrics

SSAR:PM-Katie King*, Hayley Crowell, 5 332 The Metabolic Rates of Crotalus oreganus Determined via Respirometry Heather Liwanag, Emily Taylor

SSAR:PM-James Whelan*, Hayley Preferred body temperature of inland and coastal Pacific Rattlesnakes (Crotalus 6 272 Crowell, Malory Harmel, Emily Taylor oreganus).

SSAR:PM-Dustin Owen*, David 7 623 Ensminger, Michael Sheriff, Tracy Effects of Maternal Stress on Offspring of Lizards from High- and Low-stress Sites Langkilde

SSAR:PM-Rebecca Jasulevicz*, Aaron 8 228 A Bolder Shoulder: Pectoral Girdle Morphology in Geckos Bauer

SSAR:PM-Gabriella Zagorski*, James A Preliminary Examination of the Effects of Uranium Mining on Long-Lived Turtle 9 293 Trottier, Douglas Boreham, Jacqueline Species Litzgus

SSAR:CM-Chelsea Kross*, John D. The Effects of Prescribed Fire on the Development of Larval Crawfish Frogs 10 263 Willson (Lithobates areolatus)

SSAR:CM-Kenzie Pereira*, Damien Skin Peptides of Three-toed Amphiuma (A. tridactylum) Inhibit Growth of Chytrid 11 425 Wilburn, Sarah Woodley Fungal Pathogens Linked to Worldwide Amphibian Decline

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SSAR:CM-Damien Mullin*, Rachel White, 13 110 Andrew Lentini, Jory Mullen, Ronald Evaluating Assumptions of Headstarting for Turtle Conservation Brooks, Jacqueline Litzgus

The effects of Salinity on Growth and Calcium Retention in young Diamondback 14 83 SSAR:CM-Brian Kron*, Scott McRobert Terrapins

SSAR:CM-Steven Kell*, Ronald J. Brooks, Quantifying Road Effects on Painted and Snapping Turtle Population 15 151 Jacqueline Litzgus Demographics in Algonquin Park, Canada

SSAR:CM-Cory Kozmik*, Jacqueline D Using Spatial Ecology and Circuit Theory to Inform Age-class Appropriate Road 16 416 Litzgus Mortality Mitigation for Turtles

SSAR:EGS & ASH:ISCS-Vicki Thill*, Mike 17 385 You Lose, Spidey! Untangling Venom Resistance in Reptiles Teglas, Chris Feldman

SSAR:EGS & ASH:ISCS-Haley Moniz*, Vicki Thill, Robert del Carlo, Jessica Costs of Adaptation: Tradeoffs in Organismal Performance of Tetrodotoxin- 18 329 Reimche, Michael Hague, Edmund Brodie Resistant Garter Snakes (Thamnophis) Jr., Normand LeBlanc, Chris Feldman

SSAR:EGS-Giovanni Fuentes*, Sean Comparative Morphology of Rattlesnake Cranial Diversity: Influence of Phylogeny, 19 376 Harrington, David Blackburn, Daniel Ecology, and Modularity Paluh

SSAR:EGS-Brendan Pinto*, Daren Card, De novo transcriptome assembly and annotation of an emerging model lizard 20 104 Todd Castoe, Raul Diaz, Stuart Nielsen, species, the Veiled Chameleon (Chamaeleo calyptratus) Paul Trainor, Tony Gamble

SSAR:EGS-Kiyomi Johnson, Marina 21 653 Speciation and Phylogeography of Anolis opalinus on Jamaica Carbi*, Edward Myers

SSAR:EGS-Meaghan Clark*, Maria Orange to Purple: Evolutionary history of red-eyed treefrogs in a hotspot of color 22 320 Akopyan, Gideon Bradburd, Andres Vega, pattern diversity Jeanne Robertson *denotes presenter SSAR: PM = SSAR Victor Hutchision Student Poster Award: Physiology & Morphology SSAR: CM = SSAR Victor Hutchision Student Poster Award: Conservation & Management SSAR: CM = SSAR Victor Hutchision Student Poster Award: Evolution, Genetics, & Systematics ASIH: ISCS = ASIH Symposium: If Salamanders Could Speak

53 Friday, 13 July, Poster Session I Empire Hall South, Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center

POSTER # Abstract # Presenter Title

SSAR:ENHDB-Ethan Royal*, John Effects of forest management on habitat structure and upland pine-associated 23 245 Willson, Jessica Homyack herpetofaunal communities A New, Noninvasive Method of Batch-marking Amphibians Across Developmental 24 170 SSAR:ENHDB-A.Z. Andis* Stages

SSAR:ENHDB-Sarah McGrath*, David Exploring the Microbiome: Diversity of the Microbial Community of Three Foam 25 285 McLeod, Morgan Steffen Nesting Frogs, Genus: Polypedates, Across a Developmental Gradient

SSAR:ENHDB-Umilaela Arifin*, Julian A glimpse of interaction dynamics among torrent–frogs’ species in Sumatra, 26 594 Glos, Djoko Iskandar, Alexander Haas Indonesia

SSAR:ENHDB-Rhiannon McGlone*, Territorial Behavior in Plethodon cinereus (Red-Backed Salamander) in Seven 27 143 Jennifer Deitloff, David Savage Populations from Pennsylvania

SSAR:ENHDB-Alan Babineau*, David Testing the Utility of eDNA Detection for Species in Highly Turbid Coastal 28 254 Beamer Streams

SSAR:ENHDB-Andrew Powers*, Tim J. 29 17 Habitat Fragmentation and Snakes in Southern California Karels

SSAR:ENHDB-Sebastian Gonzales*, A Comparative Study of Home Range and Movement Patterns Between Coastal 30 517 Hayley Crowell, Emily Taylor and Inland Pacific Rattlesnakes

SSAR:ENHDB-Neil Balchan*, Kevin Synchronous fall migratory movements in the red-sided garter snake 31 307 Fraser (Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis)

SSAR:ENHDB & ASH:ISCS-Erica Ely*, Feeding Behavior ofThamnophis(Colubridae) in the Sierra Nevada and Lower 32 546 Chris Feldman Cascade Mountain Ranges of California

SSAR:ENHDB-Thomas Nhu*, Paul Maier, Gennesee Garcia, Sebastian Gonzales, Mallory Harmel, Miguel Jimenez, Katie Inglorious Baskers: Comparative Behavior of Pacific Rattlesnakes in Coastal and 33 155 King, John Thomas Nolan, James Inland Populations Whelan, Hayley Layne Crowell, Emily Taylor

SSAR:ENHDB-Zachary Marcou*, Josh 34 386 Remote Photography Reveals the Diel Activity Cycle of a New World Elapid Pierce, Craig Rudolph, Stephen Mullin

SSAR:ENHDB-Spencer Asperilla*, Katie A Survey of Parasites from AnolisLizards on Andros Island, Bahamas: Do 35 114 Brittain, Bridgette Ward, Gabriel Langford Ecomorphs Host Similar Parasite Assemblages?

SSAR:ENHDB-Meredith Swartwout*, John 36 106 Effects of Leaf Litter Depth on Anolis humilis Egg Survival Willson

SSAR:ENHDB-Kristen Martinet*, Leyna A Comparative Analysis of the Commensal Diversity of Two Gopher Tortoise 37 50 Stemle, Gabriel Langford (Gopherus polyphemus) Populations in Central Florida

SSAR:ENHDB-Amanda Hipps*, Jon Filling in the Data Gaps: The Vertebrate and Invertebrate Gopher Tortoise Burrow 38 593 Moore Commensals in Southeast Florida

SH & ASH:ISCS-Joshua M. Hallas*, Chris R. Feldman, Edmund D. Brodie III, Michael Adaptive variation in the Sierra garter snake (Thamnophis couchii): The influence 39 340 E. Pfrender, Edmund D. Brodie Jr, of biogeography and genetic structure on patterns of TTX-resistance Thomas L. Parchman

SH-Gennesee Garcia*, John Nolan, Hayley It's a Snake-Eat-Snake World: Quantifying Pacific Rattlesnake (Crotalus 40 160 Crowell, Emily Taylor oreganus) Responses to Kingsnake (Lampropeltis californiae) Stimuli

SH-Elizabeth Barron*, Brad Moon, David When Push Comes to Shove: The Effects of Tunnel Width on Predation 41 147 Penning Performance in Kingsnakes

SH-Sky Button*, Adia Sovie, Cathryn Modelling Habitat Preferences, Detectability, and Movement of a Fossorial Upland 42 203 Greenberg, James Austin Snake

SH-Gregor Hamilton, Alex Cameron*, Identification of whiptail lizards (Aspidoscelis) using multivariate analysis of a 43 542 Randy Jennings morphometric dataset.

SH-Emmeleia Nix*, Luis Burgos, Megan Size Still Matters: Comparing Brain and Cloacal Heating Rates in the Western 44 146 Corn, Averil E. Royal, Kiley A. Rucker, Fence Lizard (Sceloporus occidentalis) Sunny Vansdadia, Emily Taylor

SH-Jonathan Bynum*, Zachary Nikolakis, 45 176 Phylogeography of the Slender Glass Lizard (Ophisaurus attenuatus) complex. Brian Crother, Kyle Piller *denotes presenter SSAR: ENHDB = SSAR Victor Hutchison Student Poster Award: Ecology, Natural History, Distribution, & Behavior SH = ASIH Storer Herpetology 54 Friday, 13 July, Poster Session I Empire Hall South, Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center

POSTER # Abstract # Presenter Title

SH-Cody Godwin*, Chris Murray, J. Sean 46 246 Observation on Australia’s Largest Lizard, The Perentie (Varanus giganteus) Doody, Simon Clulow, Dave Rhind

Turn Up The Heat: Thermal Ecology of the Endangered Blunt-nosed Leopard 47 336 SH-Kathleen Ivey*, Emily Taylor Lizard (Gambelia sila) Elucidating Cryptic Diversity in Burmese Lygosoma Skinks via Integrative 48 134 SH-Aryeh Miller*, Graham Reynolds Taxonomy

SH-Alejandro Grajal-Puche*, Christopher The Structure and Function of Microbial Communities within Alligator Nesting 49 214 Murray, Donald Walker, Tania Datta Ecosystems: A Comparative Approach Across Ecological Scales

Ecologically Relevant Levels of an Organophosphorous Pesticide Causes 50 427 SH-Sara McClelland*, Sarah Woodley Changes in Stress Levels and Brain Structures in Amphibians SH-Kyle Jaynes*, David Blackburn, Raffael Ernst, Matthew Fujita, Eli Greenbaum, Vaclav Gvozdik, Greg Diversification of Giant Treefrogs (Arthroleptidae: Leptopelis) in West and Central 51 137 Jongsma, Adam Leaché, Patrick Africa McLaughlin, Daniel Portik, Mark-Oliver Rödel, Bryan Stuart, Ange Ghislain Zassi- Boulou, Rayna Bell Plaster models provide insight into the conditions of microhabitats across a 4,000 52 327 SH-Michael Britton*, Maureen Donnelly meter elevational gradient in the Peruvian Andes

SH-Jacquelyn Guzy*, Kelly Halloran, Population biology of Ouachita Dusky Salamanders (Desmognathus brimleyorum) 53 210 Jessica Homyack, John D. Willson in a managed forest landscape.

SH-Bryce Baker*, Dustin Siegel, Jon Geographic variation in morphological traits of larval and paedomorphic 54 441 Davenport Ambystoma talpoideum

SH-Ariana Rupp*, Dustin Siegel, Stanley 55 516 Junk in the Trunk: Caudal Courtship Glands in Plethodontid Salamanders Trauth, David Sever Conservation and Landscape Genomics of the Endangered Santa Barbara 56 616 SH-Erin Toffelmier*, H. Bradley Shaffer Distinct Population Segment of the California Tiger Salamander, Ambystoma californiense SH-Courtney Weyand*, James C Godwin, Using Environmental DNA to Detect Species Found within the Black Warrior 57 518 Jon Armbruster River Basin after a Flash Drought Event Comparative population genetics of the Relict Darterand Guardian Darter in 58 177 SI-Jerry Kattawar*, Kyle Piller western Kentucky. Environmental DNA (eDNA) Assessment of Fish Communities Occurring at or 59 183 SI-Aaron Krolow*, Kyle Piller around Artificial Reefs along the Louisiana Coast SI-Diego J. Elias*, Caleb D. McMahan, Molecular and morphological assessment of Trichromis salvini in Northern Middle 60 333 Prosanta Chakrabarty America.

SI-Jessica Glass*, Scott Santos, John Long live the kingfish: phylogeography of an iconic sportfish, the Giant Trevally 61 232 Kauwe, Thomas Near (Caranx ignobilis) Evolutionary Relationships of Dragonfishes (Stomiidae) with a Survey of the 62 470 SI-Emily DeArmon*, Matthew Davis Anatomical Variation of Bioluminescent Barbels Muhammad Rais*, Waseem Ahmed, Muhammad Occupancy and Detection Probability of Endemic Murree Hills Frog (Nanorana 63 339 Saeed, Ayesha Akram, Imtiaz Ahmed Khan, vicina) in Natural and Urban Areas of Murree, Pakistan Maqsood Anwar, Sidra Ikram Biology and taxonomy of the Golden Puffer, Chonerhinos naritus (Richardson, 64 358 SI-Katherine Bemis* 1848) (Tetraodontiformes: Tetraodontidae) from Southeast Asia

SI-Vanessa Meza-Vargas*, Bárbara A New Species of Chaetostoma (Siluriformes: Loricariidae) from Amazon Basin, 65 532 Calegari, Roberto Reis Guiana Shield, Brazil

SI-Dario Faustino-Fuster*, Rafael Description of two new heptapterid species (Siluriformes: Heptapteridae) from the 66 568 Angrizani, Luiz Malabarba Uruguay River basin belonging to Heptapterus clade

67 250 SI-Elizabeth Miller*, John Wiens The Role of Sexual Selection in Generating Freshwater and Marine Biodiversity

Functional morphology of the epibranchial organ of Hypophthalmichthys molitrix 68 298 SI-Karly Cohen*, L. Patricia Hernandes (silver carp) SI-Callie Crawford*, Zachary Randall, 69 168 These Fins Were Made for Walking: Tetrapodal Morphology of Balitorid Fishes Brooke Flammang SI-Noah Daun*, Justin Kowalski, Maxfield Morphometric variation in Etheostoma exile in lotic and lentic environments in 70 202 JonasKrueger, Jeanne Thibodeau, Justin Wisconsin Sipiorski Shape Analyses of the Peckoltia Clade Using 3D Geometric Morphometric 71 286 SI-Corinthia Black*, Jonathan Armbruster Techniques (Loricariidae: Hypostominae) SI-Thaddaeus Buser*, Brian Sidlauskas, 2D or not 2D? Testing the utility of 2D vs 3D landmarks in geometric 72 281 Adam Summers morphometrics of the sculpin subfamily Oligocottinae *denotes presenter SH = ASIH Storer Herpetology SI = ASIH Storer Ichthyology 55 Friday, 13 July, Poster Session I Empire Hall South, Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center

POSTER # Abstract # Presenter Title 73 471 SI-Zachary May*, Matthew Davis Evolution of Body Shape in the Deep-Sea Hatchetfishes (Sternoptychidae)

74 472 SI-Alex Maile*, Matthew Davis Changes in Body Shape Across Habitat Transitions in Lizardfishes (Aulopiformes)

Geometric morphometric and molecular phylogeny provide new insights about 75 490 SI-Tobit Liyandja*, Jonathan Armbruster convergent evolution, distribution and diversity within the African carp: Labeo parvus. SI-Pedro Rizzato*, Eric Hilton, Flávio A review on the lateral-line system of polypterids (Actinopterygii: Cladistii: 76 350 Bockmann Polypteriformes)

Iodine-based contrast-enhancing staining methods for visualization of soft tissues 77 440 SI-Jennifer Gardner*, Luke Tornabene of snailfishes (Family: Liparidae) through CT-Scanning

SI-Calder Atta*, Darren Coker, Tane Sinclair- Conspicuous and cryptic reef fishes from a unique and economically important 78 484 Taylor, Joseph Dibattista, Alexander Kattan, region in the Northern Red Sea Alison Monroe, Michael Berumen

79 510 SI-Lyda Crawford* Comparing Follicle Cell Processes Across Chondrichthyan Orders

SI-Allex Gourlay*, Kurvin Li, Daniela Skin Mucous Proteome of the Clark’s anemonefish (Amphiprion clarkii) while 80 572 Brouwer, Robert Drew Interacting with Different Sea Anemone Species Long time, no see: A revision of historical records of sawfishes (Pristidae) in 81 620 NBSP-César Fuentes* Guatemala

82 363 NBSP-João Pedro Trevisan*, Flávio Alicino The identity of the paintings of “Caramuru” of the Dutch Brazil (1624–1654) Bockmann Matthew White*, Brianna Baer, Kathleen 83 52 Genetic diversity in the Least Brook lamprey Cook, Sam McGee 84 José Luís Novaes*, Danielle Peretti, Rodrigo Longitudinal Gradients in the Fish Assemblages of Small Reservoirs in 85 211 Costa, David Hoeinghaus Intermittent River Basins of the Brazilian Semiarid Region

Sarah Huber*, Katherine Maslenikov, Andrew 86 586 Williston, Eric Hilton, Adam Summers, David oVert Deep Dive: Ontogenetic Series of Fishes Blackburn Update on the Integration of the Geological Survey of Alabama and the University 87 526 Worth Pugh*, Phillip Harris of Alabama Ichthyology Collections Bernie Kuhajda*, Sarah Sweat, George Freshwater Information Network (FIN): Merging Natural History and Living 88 488 Gavrielides, Anna George, Joe Powell, Mack Museums to Reflect Fish Distributions in the Southeastern United States Lunn, Ryan Brown

David Blackburn*, Christopher Austin, William Bemis, David Cannatella, Kevin Conway, Alison Davis Rabosky, Casey Dillman, Benjamin Frable, Richard Glor, James Hanken, Philip Hastings, Dean Hendrickson, Eric Hilton, Sarah Huber, 89 290 Michelle Koo, Travis LaDuc, Katherine The oVert Thematic Collections Network Maslenikov, Amy McCune, Heather Prestridge, Daniel Rabosky, Zachary Randall, Alan Resetar, Luiz Rocha, Mark Sabaj, Carol Spencer, Adam Summers, Luke Tornabene, Gregory Watkins-Colwell, Luke Welton, Edward Stanley

The Herpetology and Ichthyology Collections of the Canadian Museum of Nature: 90 222 Stéphanie Tessier*, Kamal Khidas An Overview of Two Unique and Rich Repositories Validating the Taxonomic and Distributional Status of the Neosho Smallmouth 91 479 Joe Gunn*, Leah Berkman, Lori Eggert Bass (Micropterus dolomieu velox) John P. Sullivan*, Stacy Ciufo, Shobha Fish & Herp Species Representation and Underappreciated Features, Tools & 92 238 Sharma, Conrad Schoch Resources in GenBank

Peiwen Li, Rute Clemente-Carvalho*, Peter Comparing Methods for SNP Calling and Implications for Estimation of Population 93 299 van Coeverden de Groot, Stephen Lougheed Parameters: An Empirical Study from a Tetraploid Arctic Fish

Carole Baldwin, Luke Tornabene*, D. Ross 94 417 Below the Mesophotic Robertson Palaeogeographical Evolution of the Central Atlantic coast of South America, from 95 437 Erica Donlon, Marcelo Melo* the Last Glacial Maximum (Pleistocene) to the Present Andrea Quattrini, Dominique Cheb Terrab, Genetic and Morphometric Evidence for a New Species of Deep-Sea Anguilliform 96 547 Katriina Ilves* Eel (Congridae: Conger) from the Gulf of Mexico. *denotes presenter SI = ASIH Storer Ichthyology NBSP = NIA Best Student Poster

56 Friday, 13 July, Poster Session I Empire Hall South, Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center

POSTER # Abstract # Presenter Title

Karen Underkoffler, Luers Meagan, John A taxonomic review of Lampris guttatus (Brünnich 1788) (Lampridiformes; 97 218 Hyde, Matthew Craig* Lampridae) with descriptions of three new species.

Frank McCormick*, Jackson Leonard, A risk assessment of aquatic resources based on fish assemblages in the upper 98 256 Benerito Martinez Animas River, Colorado, USA.

99 63 Aleta Quinn* Teaching philosophy of biology

100 334 Alexandra Gonzalez*, Jennifer Dever Seeing Red: Analyzing IUCN Red List Data of Amphibians in Southeast Asia

Abigail Berkey*, David McLeod*, William Flint, Oliver Hyman, Gregory Steffenson, Biodiversity Information Serving Our Nation (BISON): Adding New Tools to the 101 362 Cerrie Mendoza, Rayna Bell, Daniel Conservation Toolbox Mulcahy, Roy McDiarmid, Steve Gotte

Nicole Angeli*, Conor McGowan, Anna 102 354 Collaborative population modeling for the federal Species Status Assessments Tucker George Brooks*, Jennifer Smith, Thomas Discerning the Environmental Drivers of Annual Migrations in an Endangered 103 98 Gorman, Carola Haas Amphibian

David Dimitrie*, Michael Benard, David Response of American Toads (Anaxyrus americanus) to Experimental Elevation 104 318 Burke of Soil pH in Acidic Hardwood Forests of Northeast Ohio

William Barichivich*, Jonathan Chandler, Pierson Hill, Kelly Jones, Marysa Milinichik, Katherine O'Donnell, Terry Head-starting as a Conservation Tool for Flatwoods Salamanders: a Multi- 105 537 Peacock, Joseph Reinman, Brandon stakeholder Perspective Rincon, Susan Walls, Kevin Enge, Anna Farmer, Thomas Gorman, Carola Haas, Jeremy Preston

Josh Pierce*, Craig Rudolph, Steve 106 430 Returning the Louisiana Pinesnake (Pituophis ruthveni) to Restored Habitat Reichling, Emlyn Smith

M. Rockwell Parker*, Bryan G. Falk, Amy A modified Judas approach for enhancing detection of Burmese pythons in 107 313 A. Yackel Adams, Robert N. Reed Florida

Kip Callahan*, Melissa Lech, Kyle Brown, Mercury and Cs-137 Concentrations Among Tissues of Nerodia floridana 108 153 J. Christopher Leaphart, Melissa Pilgrim, Inhabiting Former Nuclear Cooling Reservoirs Tracey Tuberville Melissa Lech*, Tracey Tuberville, Melissa Investigating Biomagnification of Hg and 137Cs in Nerodia floridana using Stable 109 152 Pilgirm Isotopes The Effects of Plastic and Metal Predator Excluders on Diamondback Terrapin Adriana Eugene*, Alexandra Kanonik, 110 187 (Malaclemysterrapin) Nest Temperatures, Hatching Success, and Hatchling Sex Russell Burke Ratios Shannon A. Richard*, Sanjiv Jayamohan, 111 317 Eric A. Tillman, Michael L. Avery, M. Preliminary analysis of scent trailing behavior in Argentine tegus from Florida Rockwell Parker

Rudolf von May*, Edgar Lehr, Daniel Evolutionary Radiation of Earless Frogs in the Andes: Molecular Phylogenetics 112 646 Rabosky and Habitat Shifts in High-Elevation Terrestrial Breeding Frogs

Allison Julien*, Kristen Counsell, ART in Action: F2 Embryos from an F1 Female Tiger Salamander (Ambystoma 113 585 Andrew Kouba, Ruth Marcec , Carrie tigrinum) Produced by Cryopreserved Sperm and Hormone Therapy Vance *denotes presenter

57 Saturday, 14 July, Poster Session II Empire Hall South, Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center

POSTER # Abstract # Presenter Title

ASH:ISCS-Charles Hanifin*, Shana Toxicity, Resistance, and Protein Evolution: What Can We Learn from Newts and 1 498 Geffeney Snakes?

SSAR:EGS & ASH:ISCS-Haley Moniz*, Vicki Thill, Robert del Carlo, Jessica Costs of Adaptation: Tradeoffs in Organismal Performance of Tetrodotoxin- 2 329 Reimche, Michael Hague, Edmund Brodie Resistant Garter Snakes (Thamnophis) Jr., Normand LeBlanc, Chris Feldman

SH & ASH:ISCS-Joshua M. Hallas*, Chris R. Feldman, Edmund D. Brodie III, Michael Adaptive variation in the Sierra garter snake (Thamnophis couchii): The influence 3 340 E. Pfrender, Edmund D. Brodie Jr, of biogeography and genetic structure on patterns of TTX-resistance Thomas L. Parchman

SSAR:ENHDB & ASH:ISCS-Erica Ely*, Feeding Behavior ofThamnophis(Colubridae) in the Sierra Nevada and Lower 4 546 Chris Feldman Cascade Mountain Ranges of California

SSAR:EGS & ASH:ISCS-Vicki Thill*, Mike 5 385 You Lose, Spidey! Untangling Venom Resistance in Reptiles Teglas, Chris Feldman

6 462 ASH:ISCS-Kristin Bakkegard* Chiggers, a lesser known threat to amphibian health ASH:ISCS-Gareth Hopkins, Jasmine Amphibian adaptability to global environmental change: salinity tolerance in the 7 278 Maftei-Muirson, Seamus Doherty, Gina common Australian froglet Crinia signifera Mincham, Craig Williams* Daniel Sequeira, Andrea Giraldo, Laine Roadkill Survey of Amphibians and Reptiles of Great Swamp National Wildlife 8 420 Giovanetto* Refuge, Pigeon Swamp State Park, and Hoboken, New Jersey. Scott Trageser*, Paul Hamilton, Ross 9 557 Herpetofaunal Survey Results in Manduriacu Reserve, Ecuador Maynard, Juan Guayasamin 10 131 André Smith*, JP Lawrence Dyeing Poison Frog's Diet Correlation to its Toxicity Variation in Larval-Stage Temperature has Carry-Over Effects on the Growth of 11 428 Michael Benard*, Hilary Rollins Post-Metamorphic Wood Frogs (Rana sylvatica) Margaret Smith*, Jayme Waldron, Shane Determining Presence of Carolina Gopher Frogs and Frosted Flatwoods 12 102 Welch, Jeff Holmes Salamanders Using eDNA and Conventional Surveys Sean Graham, Richard Kline, David Description of an extant Salamander from the Gulf Coastal Plain of North 13 487 Steen*, Crystal Kelehear America: the Reticulated Siren, Siren reticulata. Alyssa Swinehart*, Krista Larson, Population Genetics of Mudpuppy Salamanders (Necturus maculosus) in 14 405 Katherine Greenwald Minnesota Rivers and Lakes Climate Change Effects on Body Size and Population Composition of Unisexual 15 142 Kelsey Mitchell*, Katherine Greenwald Ambystoma Salamanders Matthew Venesky*, Joseph DeMarchi, Female salamanders experience higher parasitism compared to males: a cost of 16 84 Rachel Marbach, Keva Pariyar, Cari-Ann female reproduction? Hickerson, Carl Anthony Olivia Clark*, Juan Daza, Ian Brennan, Distinct Patterns of Skull Morphology among Australian Legless Lizards (Aprasia: 17 325 Mark Hutchinson, Aaron Bauer Pygopodidae) Tyara Vazquez*, Ian Clifton, Jeanine Acute and Prolonged Heat-stress Effects on Performance and Heat-shock Protein 18 192 Refsnider-Streby, Madison Zimmerly Expression in Greater Short-horned Lizards (Phrynosoma hernandesi)

Shannon Keating*, Aaron Griffing, Stuart 19 406 Identification of ZZ/ZW Sex Chromosomes in twoAristelliger Geckos. Nielsen, Daniel Scantlebury, Tony Gamble

20 305 Isabella M. Bukovich*, M. Rockwell Parker Assessing the fear of snakes in people

21 289 Michael Grundler* Patterns of ecological specialization in colubrid snake diets

22 156 Mary White*, Mark Merchant Expression of Immune System Genes in Alligators Sarah M Wenner*, Jeanne M Robertson, 23 614 Conservation Genetics of an Emblematic Reptile in Urban Southern California Katy Delaney Sinlan Poo*, Kristin Hinkson, Maud 24 116 Life-skills training: Antipredator behavior in captive-bred tadpoles Ferrari Joe DeMarchi, Andrew Britton, Kaylee Behavioral Avoidance to UV-B Radiation in Two Neotropical Frogs from Costa 25 120 O'Donnell, Ralph Saporito* Rica 26 48 Joshua Schwartz* The Influence of Aggressive Calls on Mate Choice by Female Gray Treefrogs Do Allegheny Mountain Dusky Salamanders (Desmognathus ochrophaeus) Learn Emilia A.R. Gildemeister*, Aaron M. 27 560 to Associate Non-Predatory Smooth Greensnakes (Opheodrys vernalis) with Sullivan Threat? Austin Owens*, Renae Steinberger, Trophic effects of intraspecific body size variation among exploitative and 28 190 Catherine Triplett, Howard Whiteman, Cy interference competitors Mott

Zachary Ross*, Michael Jungen, John Maximizing the efficacy of eastern diamondback translocation to minimize human- 29 373 Holloway, Shane Welch, Jayme Waldron snake interactions. *denotes presenter ASIH: ISCS = ASIH Symposium: If Salamanders Could Speak SSAR: EGS = SSAR Victor Hutchison Student Poster Award: Evolution, Genetics, & Systematics SH = ASIH Storer Herpetology SSAR: ENHDB = SSAR Victor Hutchison Student Poster Award: Ecology, Natural History, Distribution, & Behavior 58 Saturday, 14 July, Poster Session II Empire Hall South, Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center POSTER # Abstract # Presenter Title

Danielle Williamson*, Macy Elwell*, Victoria What's on the Menu: Assessing the Dietary Preferences of Introduced Italian Wall 30 640 Brady, Jonathan Malinski, Matthew Bealor Lizards via Chemosensory Assay Metabolic Rates of Larval Spotted Salamanders: Interpopulation Variation and the 31 588 Dana Drake*, Sean Giery, Mark Urban Influence of Predator Presence 32 260 Luis Burgos*, Karina Cervantes*, Emily Taylor Don't Hate, Thermoregulate: The thermal environment ofSceloporus occidentalis The effects of corticosterone on gestating Western rattlesnake (Crotalus 33 435 Heather Neldner*, Emily Taylor oreganus) behavior and embryogenesis Elizabeth Rock*, Jeffrey Bartman, Jamie Effect of urbanization on stress response in Eastern Garter Snakes (Thamnophis 34 347 Cornelius, Katherine Greenwald sirtalis) -Differences in the stress response of the painted turtle, Chrysemys picta, across 35 633 Rory Fuller*, L. Michael Romero sites of varying anthropogenic disturbance Miranda Figueras*, Kent Hatch, Beverly Roeder, Metabolic rates, Q10 coefficients, and reaction norms of hatchling 36 274 Russell Burke turtles:Comparisons with behavior 37 123 Natasha Stepanova*, Molly Womack Morphological Convergence in Anuran Limbs Morphological Plasticity in Larval Hylid Tree Frogs as a Function of Abiotic 38 261 Cory Blackwelder*, Christopher Murray Factors 39 43 Jordan Hartley*, Dustin Siegel Comparison of pelvic and genital kidney glomeruli in Eurycea longicauda Comparative Morphology of Hand and Foot Skeletal Elements in Amphiuma 40 71 Emily Bierbaum*, Raul Diaz, Christopher Beachy Salamanders Phenotypic variation andallometryin the endangered Barton Springs salamander 41 527 Donella Strom*, Nathan Bendik, Jesse Meik (Plethodontidae:Euryceasosorum) Lauren Yetter*, Carlos Rivera, Juan D. Daza, 42 231 Are large eyes of geckos paedomorphic? Aaron M. Bauer Juan D. Daza*, Aaron M. Bauer, Edward L. An enigmatic miniaturized and attenuate complete lizard from the Mid-Cretaceous 43 225 Stanley, Arnau Bolet, Blake Dickson, Jonathan B. amber of Myanmar Losos Taylor Eubank*, Juan Diego Daza, Aaron M. 44 229 Alternative gaits in gekkotans explains femoral morphology Bauer Christopher Sheil*, Arwen Mohr, Daniel Portik, 45 382 Aaron Bauer, Sean Harrington, Gregory Watkins- Heterochrony of Cranial Bones in Lepidosaurs Colwell

Elizabeth Kull*, James Titus-McQuillan, Edward Variation in the cranial osteology of the genus Prosymna (Lamprophiidae: 46 255 L. Stanley, Matthew P. Heinicke, Aaron M. Bauer, Serpentes) Juan D Daza

47 138 Christopher Zobek*, Casey Dillman, Harry Greene Comparative Adaptations for Skink Predation in the Genus Lampropeltis

Rebecca Clemons*, Anat Belasen, Timothy Y. Host Ecology and Habitat Fragmentation Impact Bd Prevalence in the Brazilian 48 227 James Atlantic Forest Calling Ecology of the Introduced Rio Grande Chirping Frog (Eleutherodactylus 49 450 Cory Adams*, Daniel Saenz cystignathoides)

50 449 Daniel Saenz*, Toby Hibbitts, Cory Adams Abiotic Correlates of Calling activity of the Southern Crawfish Frog

Christopher Schalk*, Nicholas Schiwitz, Daniel Activity Level in a Tadpole Guild: Implications for Species’ Distributions Along the 51 69 Saenz Hydroperiod Gradient Influence of different farming methods on the trophic ecology of various tadpoles 52 636 Saki Kimura, Yoshihiro Natsuhara in paddy fields in Japan Sophie Kocheff*, Adriana Jeckel, Taran Grant, Differences in palatability of various Central and South American dendrobatid 53 496 Ralph Saporito poison frogs

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Effects of differential probiotic administration on ambystoma mexicanum’s on its 55 266 Juan Pacheco*, Christopher Beachy response to a skin incision before and after metamorphosis Bryant Brumbill*, Cari-Ann M. Hickerson, Carl D. Effects of Invasive Asian Earthworms on Water Balance Maintenance of Eastern 56 127 Anthony Red-backed Salamanders, Plethodon cinereus Thomas Anderson*, Brittany Ousterhoust, Dana 57 235 Drake, Jacob Burkart, Freya Rowland, William The impact of climate variability on body size variation of larval salamanders Peterman, Jon Davenport

Christina Baggett*, Michael Fraker, Robert Performance Tradeoffs of Stress Hormone-mediated Antipredator Phenotypes in 58 56 Denver, Barney Luttbeg, Stuart Ludsin Wood Frog Tadpoles

Kirsten Hecht*, Lori Williams, Stephen Nelson, Common Mudpuppies (Necturus maculosus) Not Common in Southern Blue 59 514 Thomas Floyd, Shem Unger, Jeremiah Cronin Ridge Streams. Andrew M. Durso*, Isabelle Bolon, Rafael Ruiz de Snapp: A Medical Decision Support Tool for Snake Identification based on 60 451 Castañeda Artificial Intelligence and Remote Collaborative Expertise *denotes presenter

59 Saturday, 14 July, Poster Session II Empire Hall South, Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center

POSTER # Abstract # Presenter Title 61 412 Paul Hampton*, Jesse Meik Trophic Morphology and Prey Shape in Snakes Phenotypic variation along an elevational gradient in a montane lizard community 62 438 Ian Clifton*, Jeanine Refsnider (San Juan County, UT) Kevin Moore*, Chris Brooks, Chuck Rock Iguanas and Their Ticks: Predicting The Infestation Bias of Nonspecific 63 442 Knapp, Mark Welch Herptophile Ticks in the Bahamas. John Rowe*, Chelsea Martin, William Spatial and Thermal Ecology of Snapping Turtles (Chelydra serpentina) in a Mid- 64 598 Mulligan, Tyler Goerge Michigan Lake and its Associated Wetlands Corey Anderson*, Colleen McDonough, Spatial Distribution and Co-distribution of Burrows in a Syntopic Population of 65 383 Namrata Bhandari, Gregory Lee, J. Nine-banded Armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus) and Gopher Tortoise (Gopherus Mitchell Lockhardt polyphemus) Zachary Marcou, Allison McElroy*, Josh 66 415 Detecting Turtles (Emydidae: Terrapene) Using Wildlife Cameras Pierce, Craig Rudolph, Stephen Mullin Jason Brown*, Dan Hill, Alan Haywood, PaleoClim.org: High Spatial Resolution Paleoclimate Surfaces for Global Land 67 655 Ana Carnaval Areas Coleman Sheehy*, Leroy Nuñez, Matthew 68 521 Progress in the Herpetology Collections at the Florida Museum of Natural History Fedler, Max Nickerson, David Blackburn Suzana Bandeira*, Aaron Bauer, Luis 69 474 Ceriaco, Mariana Marques, David The amphibians and reptiles from Malanje Province, Angola Blackburn Mariana Marques*, Luis Ceríaco, Suzana Serra da Neve: Herpetofauna Diversity of southwest Africa’s least known 70 346 Bandeira, Ishan Agarwal, Nuno Ferrand Inselberg de Almeida, Aaron Bauer Testing the abundant centre distribution hypothesis in North American anurans 71 181 Cy Mott*, Emily Croteau using a citizen science program Wilson Guillory*, Jason Brown, Connor French, German Chavez, Rudolf von May, Jennifer Serrano-Rojas, Ignacio De la Resolving species relationships in the Amazonian Poison frog genus Ameerega 72 656 Riva, Jose Padial, Andrew Whitworth, using ultraconserved elements Migeul Trefaut Rodrigues, Stefan Lötters, Steffen Reichle, Ivan Prates, Evan Twomey Whitney Wong*, Luis Ceriaco, David Evoluthonary Relationships among Sand Frogs (Tomopterna) in Southwestern 73 477 Blackburn, Aaron Bauer, Matthew Africa Heinicke Jessica M. Yamauchi*, Gilberto E. Flores, How does ontogeny affect changes in the gut microbiome of the American 74 551 Robert E. Espinoza Bullfrog? Soundscape Ecology of State-endangered Blanchard’s Cricket Frog Communities 75 408 Jessica Wells*, John Peterson in Wisconsin Megan Civitello*, Robert Denton, Michael Comparative Analysis of Frog Skin Transcriptomes suggests Novel Immune 76 212 Zasloff, John Malone Functions in Mantella betsileo Stuart V. Nielsen*, Jai L. Banks, Raul E. Dynamic Sex Chromosomes in Old World Chameleons (Squamata: 77 32 Diaz Jr., Paul A. Trainor, Tony Gamble Chamaeleonidae) Carly Boye*, Luis Ceriaco, Edward Stanley, David Blackburn, Mariana Phylogeny of Scincine Skinks (Squamata: Scincidae) of Southern Africa and 78 481 Marques, Suzana Bandeira, Aaron Bauer, Angola Matthew Heinicke Yasel Urgelles Alfonso*, Leroy Nunez, Evolutionary history of the Antillean geckoTarentola americana (Phyllodactylidae) 79 310 Ansel Fong, Javier Torres based on mitochondrial and nuclear DNA sequences Matthew Fedler*, Coleman Sheehy, High Levels of Genetic Divergence within the Genus Rhineura Confounded by 80 539 Kenneth Krysko Secretive Life History and Morphological Conservatism Eric McCluskey*, H. Lisle Gibbs, Scott Does habitat area influence genetic diversity? A case study with the Eastern 81 458 Martin, Jennifer Moore Massasauga Jessica Watson*, Michelle Lawing, Jesse Preservation Effects and Geometric Morphometrics of Head Shape in Western 82 495 Meik Rattlesnakes Taxonomic Review of Trachemys scripta troostii: A Clarification of the elegans- 83 117 Shi Lin* troostii Problem 84 570 Jeremy J Lomax*, Stephanie Crofts Tooth Arrangment's Effect on Durophagous Predation Geometric morphometric analysis of caudal fin shapes in lamniform sharks 85 469 Phillip Sternes*, Kenshu Shimada (Chondrichthyes: Elasmobranchii) and its evolutionary implications Notes on the Cranial Skeleton and Dentition of the Atlantic Angel Shark, Squatina 86 455 William Bemis*, Joshua Moyer dumeril, An Extreme Ambush Predator Shannon L Kuznar*, Jack M Craig, James Diversity of tooth morphology in the oral jaws of the Banded electric fishes 87 424 S Albert Gymnotus (Gymnotidae: Gymnotiformes) Patricia Hernandez*, Stephanie Keer, Anatomical assessment of the adult skeleton of thyroid-ablated zebrafish, Danio 88 356 Catherine May, Sarah McMenamin, Karly rerio Cohen Michael Ghedotti*, Hannah DeKay, Morphology of the luminous roughy bioluminescent organ (Teleostei: 89 130 Josephine Gruber, W. Leo Smith, Matthew Trachichthyidae) Davis *denotes presenter 60 Saturday, 14 July, Poster Session II Empire Hall South, Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center

POSTER # Abstract # Presenter Title Comparison of Sexually Dimorphic Snout and Tooth Morphology in Allyson J. Evans*, Carlos David De 90 136 Sternarchogiton nattereri and Sternarchorhynchus roseni (Gymnotiformes: Santana, Casey B. Dillman Apteronotidae) 91 145 Hannah Owens*, Edward Stanley Anatomy of Sexual Parasitism in Triplewart Sea-Devils (Cryptosaras couesii) Corie Mellinger*, Dominique Didier, Morphological Analysis of Electroreceptive Organs in the elephantfish, 92 28 William Bemis, Catherine Boisvert, Peter Callorhinchus milii (Chondrichthyes; Chimaeriformes) Currie

Old typologies must die: Phenotypic plasticity in the real world produces traditiona 93 569 Thomas DeWitt* specialists and generalists, plus unique nontraditional, integrated strategies

94 Local Adaptation of Morphology and Diet Does Not Predict Feeding Behavior in 95 476 Hannah Cohen*, Emily Kane Guppies (Poecilia reticulata) Lauren Kircher*, Ariana Green, Matthew The Potential Impact of High Discharge Events on Snook Movement Patterns in 96 506 Bristol, Jessica Noble, Joy Young, John the St. Lucie Estuary Baldwin Emily P. McFarland*, Carole C. Baldwin, Trophic Structure of Deep-reef Fishes off Bonaire and Curaçao, Southern 97 337 Luke Tornabene Caribbean 98 19 Christopher Goatley*, Stephen Wroe Micro-CT Scanning Techniques to Study the Ecology of Small Vertebrates Evidence for a Shark Extinction 20 Ma Using Morphometric Analysis of Dermal 99 619 Leah Rubin*, Elizabeth Sibert Denticles James Creed*, Kimberly Bernotas, Morphometric analysis of an unusual specimen of cichlid in the genus 100 536 Elizabeth Alter, Melanie Stiassny Teleogramma (Teleostei, Cichlidae)

Kathryn Hamilton*, Shannon O'Leary, Phylogenetic relationships within the genus Erimyzon (Family: Catostomidae) 101 391 Kyle Piller, Kevin Conway, David Portnoy based on mitochondrial and nuclear loci

A New Genus of Minnow in West Africa (Cypriniformes, Cyprinidae, 102 224 Malorie Hayes*, Jonathan Armbruster Smiliogastrini) Dara Yiu*, Luke Tornabene, Mark 103 124 Elucidating species boundaries in the Eviota atriventris species complex Erdmann Kevin Tang*, Rebecca Farr, Siobhan 104 587 Phylogenetic Relationships of Ophidiiformes Ingersoll Wilfredo Matamoros, Sara Domínguez- A New Species of Killifish of the GenusProfundulus(Cyprinodontiformes: 105 379 Cisneros, Ernesto Velázquez-Velázquez, Profundulidae) from the Mexican state of Oaxaca Caleb McMahan* Emily Nall*, Brant Faircloth, William Ludt, 106 82 Is Peter Wainwright Right? Prosanta Chakrabarty Manette Tanelus*, Guha Dharmarajan, Parasites as Potential Indicators of Ecosystem Health: A Case Study with 107 154 Melissa Pilgrim Largemouth Bass (Micropterus salmoides) Marvin M. F. Lutnesky*, Kenwyn R. Estimation of Electroshock Immobilization Threshold and Effective Conductivity of 108 80 Cradock, James B. Reynolds Two Small Fishes

Jeremy Higgs*, Jim Franks, Gary Gray, Age and growth of recreationally caught Swordfish, Xiphias gladius, in the 109 544 Patrick Graham, Nancy Brown-Peterson northern Gulf of Mexico

Diversity and Abundance of Early Life History Stages of Fishes Associated with 110 535 Melanie Herrera, Antony Harold*, Carly Graming, Madison Martin Algal Beds Dominated by Gracilaria vermiculophylla Aggressive Behavior of Territorial Damselfish Adults towards Conspecific and 111 157 Devika Narain*, Michele Pierotti Heterospecific Juveniles Dawn Dittman*, Marc Chalupnicki, Phyllis Fish Habitat Quality, Distribution, and Modeling in the Genesee River, Rochester, 112 402 Randall NY Stuart C. Willis*, Hudson T. Pinheiro, Low genetic diversity promotes phenotypic diversification? Genomic investigations 113 524 Carlos E. L. Ferreira, Ronaldo Francini- of the unusual Queen Angelfish (Holocanthus ciliaris) of St. Paul’s Rocks Filho, Paulo M. Affonso, Luiz A. Rocha Aaron H Fronk*, Maxwell J Bernt, James Ancestral Ranges and Geographic Range Evolution of Electric Ghost Knifefishes 114 501 S Albert (Gymnotiformes: Apteronotidae). *denotes presenter

61 Presenter Index

A Barron, Elizabeth ...... 54

Abney, Curtis ...... 49 Bart, Henry ...... 38

Adams, Cory ...... 59 Bartman, Jeffrey ...... 28

Agugliaro, Joseph...... 36 Bauer, Aaron ...... 39

Akin, Daniel ...... 29 Bayona-Vásquez, Natalia ...... 34

Akopyan, Maria ...... 34 Beachy, Christopher ...... 39, 40

Alejandro Lopez Torres, Jorge ...... 50 Bealor, Matthew ...... 47

Alenius, Rachel ...... 31 Beamer, David ...... 39

Alter, Elizabeth ...... 52 Beaupre, Steve ...... 49

Anatone, Kayla ...... 23 Becza, Noemi ...... 49

Anderson, Corey ...... 60 Belasen, Anat ...... 32

Anderson, Thomas ...... 29, 59 Bemis, Katherine ...... 28, 55

Andis, A.Z...... 27, 54 Bemis, William ...... 60

Angeli, Nicole ...... 39, 40, 57 Benard, Michael ...... 44, 58

Anthony, Carl ...... 37 Berkey, Abigail ...... 57

Arcila, Dahiana ...... 52 Bernstein, Justin ...... 22

Arifin, Umilaela ...... 54 Bernt, Maxwell ...... 29

Armbruster, Jonathan ...... 37 Bevier, Catherine ...... 49

Asperilla, Spencer ...... 54 Bienentreu, Joe-Felix ...... 27

Astudillo-Clavijo, Viviana ...... 29 Bierbaum, Emily ...... 59

Atta, Calder ...... 56 Black, Corinthia ...... 55

Ayvazyan, Anna ...... 48 Blackburn, David ...... 56

Blackwelder, Cory ...... 59

B Bloom, Devin ...... 52

Babineau, Alan ...... 54 Bolom-Huet, René ...... 35

Baecher, Joseph ...... 31 Borzée, Amaël ...... 33

Baggett, Christina ...... 59 Bosque, Renan ...... 24, 25

Baird, Troy ...... 33 Boye, Carly ...... 60

Baken, Erica ...... 49 Brandl, Simon ...... 47

Baker, Sarah ...... 49 Brewster, Casey ...... 23

Baker, Bryce ...... 55 Britton, Michael ...... 32, 55

Bakkegard, Kristin ...... 58 Brocka, Colin ...... 49

Balasingham, Katherine ...... 37 Brodie III, Edmund ...... 37

Balchan, Neil ...... 54 Brodman, Bob ...... 24, 25

Bandeira, Suzana ...... 60 Bromagen, Seth ...... 23

Barichivich, William ...... 57 Brooks, George ...... 22, 57

Barker, Amanda ...... 34 Brookshire, Taston ...... 23 62 Presenter Index

Brown, William S...... 36 Clemente-Carvalho, Rute ...... 39, 40, 56

Brown, Donald ...... 50 Clemons, Rebecca ...... 59

Brown, Jason ...... 35, 60 Clifton, Ian ...... 60

Brumbill, Bryant ...... 59 Cobos, Marlon E...... 28

Buehler, Matthew ...... 31 Cobos, Anthony ...... 44

Bukovich, Isabella ...... 58 Cohen, Hannah ...... 61

Burbrink, Frank ...... 39, 40 Cohen, Karly E...... 48, 55

Burgos, Luis ...... 59 Cole, Kathleen ...... 52

Buring, Ella ...... 46 Collette, Bruce B...... 52

Burke, Russell ...... 46 Conway, Kevin ...... 48

Buser, Thaddaeus ...... 39, 40, 55 Cooper, Robert D...... 28

Buss, Nicholas ...... 23 Corush, Joel ...... 29

Butler, Brett ...... 31 Craig, Matthew ...... 48, 57

Button, Sky ...... 54 Crawford, Lyda ...... 56

Bynum, Jonathan ...... 54 Crawford, Callie ...... 55

Creed, James ...... 61

C Crowell, Hayley ...... 22

Callahan, Kip ...... 57 Crowley, Joe ...... 34

Camak, David ...... 29 Cupp, Paul ...... 37

Cameron, Alexander ...... 38 Cutler, Joseph ...... 28

Cameron, Alex ...... 54

Campbell, Cooper ...... 39, 40 D

Capano, John ...... 50 D'Amore, Domenic ...... 50

Carfagno, Gerardo ...... 29 Daun, Noah ...... 55

Carlson, Brad ...... 33 Davis, Drew ...... 53

Caruso, Nicholas ...... 29 Davis, Matthew ...... 43

Carvalho, Tiago ...... 38 Davis, Hayden ...... 31

Cavagnaro, John ...... 49 Daza, Juan D...... 59

Cerda, Peter ...... 28 de Queiroz, Luiz Jardim ...... 28

Ceríaco, Luis ...... 39 DeArmon, Emily ...... 55

Childers, Jackie ...... 35 Deitloff, Jennifer ...... 33

Chin, Sam ...... 28 Delventhal, Naomi ...... 39, 40

Chyn, Kristina ...... 22 DeMarchi, Joseph ...... 31

Civitello, Megan ...... 60 Denton, Robert ...... 24, 25

Clark, Olivia ...... 58 DeWitt, Thomas ...... 49, 61

Clark, Rulon ...... 36 Dickson, Matthew ...... 44, 45

Clark, Meaghan ...... 53 DiGiacopo, Devin ...... 35 63 Presenter Index

Dillman, Casey ...... 43 French, Connor ...... 27

Dimitrie, David ...... 57 Fronk, Aaron H ...... 61

Dittman, Dawn ...... 38, 61 Fuentes, César ...... 56

Dodd, Ken ...... 37 Fuentes, Giovanni ...... 53

Donaldson, Terry ...... 47 Fuller, Rory ...... 59

Dong, Caroline ...... 23 Funk, Emily ...... 34

D'Ortona, Paul ...... 29 Fusco, Nicole ...... 28

Drake, Dana ...... 59

Ducey, Peter ...... 37 G

Duchak, Thomas ...... 30 Gall, Brian ...... 42

Durso, Andrew M...... 49, 59 Garcia, Gennesee ...... 54

Gardner, Jennifer ...... 56

E Garig, Dustin ...... 44

Earl, Julia ...... 44 Geffeney, Shana ...... 42

Elias, Diego J...... 26, 55 Gehara, Marcelo ...... 35

Ely, Erica ...... 54, 58 Gerson, Marina ...... 24, 25

Ensminger, David ...... 32 Ghedotti, Michael ...... 60

Erdmann, James ...... 33 Ghezelayagh, Ava ...... 52

Eubank, Taylor ...... 59 Gibson, Sarah ...... 52

Eugene, Robert ...... 42 Giery, Sean ...... 49

Eugene, Adriana ...... 57 Gildemeister, Emilia A.R...... 58

Evans, Annette ...... 35 Giovanetto, Laine ...... 58

Evans, Allyson J...... 61 Girard, Matthew ...... 26

Evans, Kory ...... 48 Glass, Jessica ...... 23, 55

Evers, Teah ...... 31 Glor, Richard ...... 39

Glorioso, Brad M...... 39, 40

F Goatley, Christopher ...... 47, 61

Farrell, Terence ...... 46 Godwin, Cody ...... 55

Faustino-Fuster, Dario ...... 55 Goldberg, Caren ...... 46

Fedler, Matthew ...... 60 Gonzales, Sebastian ...... 54

Figueras, Miranda ...... 59 Gonzalez, Alexandra ...... 44, 45, 57

Fontenelle, João Pedro ...... 37 Gourlay, Allex ...... 56

Fontenot, Cliff ...... 50 Graham, Sean ...... 49

Ford, Jessica ...... 24, 25 Grajal-Puche, Alejandro ...... 55

Forzán, María J...... 24, 25 Gratwicke, Brian ...... 46

Fox, Claire ...... 48 Green, David ...... 34

Freitas, Elyse ...... 35 Griffing, Aaron ...... 22 64 Presenter Index

Grundler, Michael ...... 58 Hopkins, Charlene ...... 22

Gruszkiewicz, Anna ...... 26 Hopkins, Gareth ...... 37

Guillory, Wilson ...... 60 Howey, Christopher ...... 33

Gumm, Jennifer ...... 47 Hua, Jessica ...... 24

Gunn, Joe ...... 56 Huber, Sarah ...... 56

Guzy, Jacquelyn ...... 55 Hughes, Lily C...... 43

Hunt, Elizabeth ...... 26

H Huron, Nicholas A...... 28

Hague, Michael ...... 42 Hutter, Carl ...... 32

Hallas, Joshua M...... 54, 58 Hyder, Saidee ...... 31

Halstead, Brian ...... 44

Hamilton, Kathryn ...... 61 I

Hampton, Paul ...... 44, 45, 60 Ilves, Katriina ...... 56

Hanifin, Charles ...... 58 Ivey, Kathleen ...... 55

Hanken, James ...... 48

Hannon-Moonstone, Jadziah ...... 38 J

Hantak, Maggie ...... 31 Jacobsen, Carl ...... 23

Hardman, Rebecca ...... 36 Janzen, Francesco ...... 29

Harmel, Mallory ...... 23 Jasulevicz, Rebecca ...... 53

Harold, Antony ...... 61 Jaynes, Kyle ...... 55

Harrington, Sean ...... 39 Johnson, Benjamin ...... 36

Harrington, Richard ...... 43 Johnson, Kiyomi ...... 53

Hart-Burress, Pamela ...... 23 Johnson, Kendall ...... 34

Hartley, Jordan ...... 59 Juarez, Hugo ...... 50

Hayes, Malorie ...... 61 Julian, James ...... 24

Hecht, Kirsten ...... 44, 45, 59 Julien, Allison ...... 32

Hedrick, Brandon ...... 50 Julien, Allison ...... 39, 40, 57

Heinicke, Matthew ...... 35 Jungen, Michael ...... 22

Hernandez, Patricia ...... 60 Jurestovsky, Derek ...... 50

Hernandez-Gomez, Obed ...... 46

Higgs, Jeremy ...... 61 K

Hime, Paul ...... 35 Karraker, Nancy ...... 30

Hinkson, Kristin ...... 46 Kattawar, Jerry ...... 55

Hipps, Amanda ...... 54 Keating, Shannon ...... 58

Holding, Matthew ...... 46 Keeffe, Rachel ...... 50

Holmes, Iris ...... 44 Kelehear, Crystal ...... 29

Holzheuser, Chace ...... 50 Kell, Steven ...... 31, 53 65 Presenter Index

Kelly, Audrey ...... 46 Liyandja, Tobit ...... 56

Kenaley, Christopher ...... 52 Ljustina, Oliver ...... 49

Kessler, Ethan ...... 32 Lomax, Jeremy J...... 60

Kim, Daemin ...... 26 Loomis, John ...... 53

Kimura, Saki ...... 59 López-Fernández, Hernán ...... 38

King, Katie ...... 53 Lougheed, Stephen ...... 34

Kircher, Lauren ...... 61 Lovich, Robert ...... 46

Klawinski, Paul ...... 36 Lowcock, Leslie Anthony...... 34

Kocheff, Sophie ...... 59 Ludt, William ...... 26

Kolmann, Matthew...... 48 Lutnesky, Marvin M...... 61

Kozmik, Cory ...... 53

Krabbenhoft, Trevor ...... 34 M

Krolow, Aaron ...... 55 MacGuigan, Daniel ...... 26

Kron, Brian ...... 53 MacLaren, Andrew ...... 27

Kross, Chelsea ...... 53 MacLeod, Kirsty ...... 49

Kruger, Ariel ...... 24 Maigret, Thomas ...... 22

Kubicek, Kole ...... 28 Maile, Alex ...... 56

Kuhajda, Bernie ...... 56 Malone, John ...... 46

Kuhn, Arianna ...... 39, 40 Marcou, Zachary ...... 54

Kull, Elizabeth ...... 59 Marques, Mariana ...... 60

Kuznar, Shannon L...... 60 Márquez, Roberto ...... 23

Marshall, Thomas ...... 27

L Martin, Karen ...... 34

LaBumbard, Brandon ...... 27 Martin, Amanda ...... 22

Lambert, Max ...... 27 Martin, Rene ...... 26

Langford, Gabriel ...... 24 Martinet, Kristen ...... 54

Langkilde, Tracy ...... 35 Mauger, Laurie ...... 44, 45

Laterza Barbosa, Julia ...... 46 May, Zachary ...... 56

Lech, Melissa ...... 57 May, Rudolf von ...... 29, 57

Levine, Brenna ...... 23 Mayden, Richard ...... 47

Levis, Nicholas ...... 23 McCartney, Jacob ...... 49

Ligon, Russell ...... 47 McCleary, Ryan ...... 36

Lin, Shi ...... 60 McClelland, Sara ...... 55

Lind, Craig ...... 36 McCluskey, Eric ...... 60

Linhoff, Luke ...... 22 McCormick, Frank ...... 57

Litmer, Allison ...... 32 McCoy, Ciera ...... 22

Liu, Juan ...... 52 McCraney, Tyler ...... 26 66 Presenter Index

McElroy, Allison ...... 60 Myers, Edward ...... 44, 45

McFadden, Michael ...... 50

McFarland, Emily P...... 61 N

McGlone, Rhiannon...... 54 Nall, Emily ...... 61

McGrath, Sarah ...... 54 Napoli, Megan ...... 29

Mchugh, Sean ...... 31 Narain, Devika ...... 61

McMahan, Caleb ...... 61 Near, Thomas ...... 43

Mead, Joshua ...... 31 Neldner, Heather ...... 59

Meadows, Melissa ...... 47 Neuman-Lee, Lorin ...... 42

Meegaskumbura, Madhava ...... 35 Neuwald, Jennifer ...... 34

Mellinger, Corie ...... 61 Nhu, Thomas ...... 54

Melo, Bruno ...... 26 Nickerson, Max ...... 44

Melo, Marcelo ...... 56 Nielsen, Stuart V...... 46, 60

Mendelson, Joseph ...... 37 Nikolakis, Zachary ...... 35

Messerman, Arianne ...... 22, 53 Nix, Emmeleia ...... 54

Meza-Vargas, Vanessa ...... 44, 45, 55 Novaes, José Luís ...... 56

Miller, Elizabeth ...... 26, 55

Miller, Aryeh ...... 55 O

Miller, Eva ...... 53 O'Donnell, Katherine ...... 46

Mitchell, Shawna ...... 38 Olivares, Mizraim ...... 50

Mitchell, Kelsey ...... 58 Oliveira, Daniel ...... 47

Moldowan, Patrick D...... 23 Olsen, Aaron ...... 48

Moniz, Haley ...... 53, 58 Olson, Deanna ...... 34

Monroe, Dillon ...... 35 Onadeko, Abiodun ...... 24, 25

Moore, Jennifer ...... 49 Ortiz Ross, Xochitl ...... 27

Moore, Kevin ...... 60 Osborne, Megan ...... 34

Morgan, Thomas ...... 29 Oswald, Kenneth ...... 38

Morris, Nathan ...... 47 Owen, Dustin ...... 22, 53

Mosher, Cherie ...... 35 Owens, Austin ...... 58

Moss, Jeanette B...... 23 Owens, Hannah ...... 61

Mott, Cy ...... 60

Mulder, Kevin P...... 28 P

Mullin, Damien ...... 22, 53 Pacheco, Juan ...... 59

Munoz, Jazmine Mejia ...... 49 Page, Robert ...... 24, 25

Murdoch, Matthew ...... 31 Paluh, Daniel ...... 27

Murray, Alexander ...... 35 Parenti, Lynne ...... 52

Mushinsky, Henry ...... 37 Parker, Elyse ...... 26 67 Presenter Index

Parker, M. Rockwell ...... 46, 57 Roe, Maria ...... 30

Patterson, Larissa ...... 47 Rollins, Hilary B...... 29

Paulissen, Mark ...... 33 Rollinson, Njal ...... 34

Pauly, Gregory ...... 46 Rose, Jonathan ...... 50

Paz, Holden ...... 29 Ross, Zachary ...... 58

Pereira, Kenzie ...... 53 Rowe, John ...... 60

Peterson, John ...... 50 Royal, Ethan ...... 54

Phillips, Jackson ...... 50 Ruane, Sara ...... 24, 25

Pierce, Josh ...... 57 Rubin, Leah ...... 61

Pierson, Todd ...... 31 Rucker, Lacy ...... 22

Piller, Kyle ...... 43 Rucker, Holly R...... 32

Pinto, Brendan ...... 31, 53 Rupp, Ariana ...... 32, 55

Pita-Aquino, Jessica ...... 35 Ruppert, Trevor ...... 39, 40

Poo, Sinlan ...... 58

Powers, Andrew ...... 54 S

Pugh, Worth ...... 38, 56 Sacerdote-Velat, Allison ...... 50

Saenz, Daniel ...... 59

Q Salcedo, Norma ...... 52

Quinn, Aleta ...... 43, 57 Samuelson, Christopher ...... 39

Sandfoss, Mark ...... 31

R Santos, Marcella ...... 24, 25

Rabosky, Alison ...... 33 Saporito, Ralph ...... 58

Racic, Andrea ...... 32 Savant, Neha ...... 32

Rainey, Howard ...... 53 Savitzky, Alan ...... 37

Rais, Muhammad ...... 46, 59 Schalk, Christopher ...... 44, 59

Reddy, Deran ...... 50 Schwartz, Joshua ...... 58

Refsnider, Jeanine ...... 49 Selwyn, Jason ...... 28

Reid, Brendan ...... 44, 45 Senevirathne, Gayani ...... 28

Reider, Kelsey E...... 23 Sgouros, Katherine ...... 44, 45

Reimche, Jessica ...... 42 Shaffer, H. Bradley ...... 46

Reynolds, R. Graham ...... 35 Shamblin, Brian ...... 46

Richard, Shannon A...... 33, 57 Sheehy, Coleman ...... 60

Rittmeyer, Eric ...... 44, 45 Sheil, Christopher ...... 59

Rivera, Nelson ...... 35 Shepack, Alexander ...... 50

Rizzato, Pedro ...... 28, 56 Shepard, Donald ...... 35

Robertson, D Ross ...... 38 Shine, Rick ...... 46

Rock, Elizabeth ...... 59 Sidlauskas, Brian ...... 37 68 Presenter Index

Sinervo, Barry ...... 34 Skipwith, Phillip ...... 44, 45

Singer, Randy ...... 29 Smiley Jr., Peter ...... 38

Sirsi, Shashwat ...... 31 Smith, Margaret ...... 58

Skibsted, Michael ...... 44 Smith, André ...... 58

Smith, Sierra ...... 35 Toffelmier, Erin ...... 28, 55

Smith, Leo ...... 43 Tornabene, Luke ...... 52, 56

Spencer, Carol ...... 39, 40 Torres, Javier ...... 31

Stanley, Edward ...... 39 Tracy, Claire ...... 27

Stayton, C. Tristan ...... 24, 25 Trageser, Scott ...... 30, 58

Steen, David ...... 58 Trevisan, João Pedro ...... 29, 56

Steffen, John ...... 47 Tylan, Catherine ...... 32

Stemle, Leyna ...... 49

Stemp, Kenzi ...... 44 U

Stengle, Anne ...... 50 Uetz, Peter ...... 47

Stepanova, Natasha ...... 59 Urgelles, Yasel ...... 60

Sternes, Phillip ...... 60

Stevens, Annie ...... 24, 25 V

Stewart, Donald ...... 29 Vaz, Diego ...... 48

Stokes, Amber ...... 42 Vazquez, Tyara ...... 58

Strom, Donella ...... 59 Velez, Sebastian ...... 48

Sullivan, John P...... 56 Venesy, Matthew ...... 58

Sumarli, Alexandra ...... 32 Vick, Calvin ...... 44, 45

Swartwout, Meredith ...... 54 Vogt, Richard C...... 33

Swinehart, Alyssa ...... 58

W

T Waddle, Hardin ...... 50

Tan, Milton ...... 34 Waldron, Brian ...... 35

Tanelus, Manette ...... 61 Walkup, Danielle ...... 35

Tang, Kevin ...... 61 Walls, Susan ...... 46

Telemeco, Rory ...... 39 Waltz, Brandon ...... 29

Tessier, Stéphanie ...... 56 Wasserman, Danielle ...... 28

Thawley, Christopher ...... 49 Watson, Jessica ...... 60

Thill, Vicki ...... 53, 58 Webb, Jacqueline ...... 48

Thompson, Ken ...... 48 Weinell, Jeffrey ...... 31

Thompson, Cassandra ...... 27 Wells, Jessica ...... 60

Tingle, Jessica ...... 27 Welt, Rachel ...... 39

Todd, Brian ...... 49 Wen, Florence ...... 23 69 Presenter Index

Wenner, Sarah M...... 58

Werman, Steven ...... 24, 25

Westfall, Aundrea ...... 24, 25

Westphal, Michael ...... 47

Weyand, Courtney...... 55

Whelan, James ...... 53

White, Mary ...... 58

White, Matthew ...... 56

Whitfield, Steven ...... 30

Wicks, Abby ...... 34

Wildhaber, Mark ...... 38

Williams, Becky ...... 42

Williams, Craig ...... 37, 58

Williamson, Danielle ...... 59

Willis, Stuart C...... 37, 61

Willson, John ...... 24, 25

Winebarger, Monica ...... 47

Wineland, Sean ...... 27

Wong, Whitney ...... 60

Wuerthner, Vanessa ...... 24

Y

Yagi, Anne ...... 30

Yamauchi, Jessica M...... 60

Yetter, Lauren ...... 59

Yiu, Dara ...... 61

Z

Zagorski, Gabriella ...... 22, 53

Zobek, Christopher ...... 59

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