Island Biology 2019, Third International Conference on Island Ecology, Evolution and Conservation Olivier Flores, Claudine Ah-Peng, Nicholas Wilding To cite this version: Olivier Flores, Claudine Ah-Peng, Nicholas Wilding. Island Biology 2019, Third International Con- ference on Island Ecology, Evolution and Conservation: Book of Abstracts. Island Biology 2019, Jul 2019, Saint Denis, France. 2020. hal-02633975v3 HAL Id: hal-02633975 https://hal.univ-reunion.fr/hal-02633975v3 Submitted on 17 Jul 2020 HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access L’archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est archive for the deposit and dissemination of sci- destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents entific research documents, whether they are pub- scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, lished or not. The documents may come from émanant des établissements d’enseignement et de teaching and research institutions in France or recherche français ou étrangers, des laboratoires abroad, or from public or private research centers. publics ou privés. BOOK OF ABSTRACTS Université de la Réunion Campus du Moufia 2 Island Biology Third International Conference on Island Ecology, Evolution and Conservation 8-13 July 2019 University of La R´eunion Saint Denis, France Book of Abstracts Editors: Olivier Flores Claudine Ah-Peng Nicholas Wilding Description of contents This document contains the collection of abstracts describing the research works presented at the third international conference on island ecology, evolution and conservation, Island Biology 2019, held in Saint Denis (La R´eunion,8-13 July 2019). In the following order, the different parts of this document concern Plenary sessions, Symposia, Regular sessions, and Poster presentations organized in thematic sections. The last part of the document consists of an author index with the names of all authors and links to the corresponding abstracts. Each abstract is referenced by a unique number 6-digits number indicated at the bottom of each page on the right. This reference number points to the online version of the abstract on the conference website using URL https://sciencesconf.org:ib2019/xxxxxx, where xxxxxx is the reference of the abstract. 4 Table of contents Plenary Sessions 19 Introduction to natural history of the Mascarene islands, Dominique Strasberg . 20 The history, current status, and future of the protected areas of Madagascar, Steven M. Goodman............................................ 21 The island biogeography of alien species, Tim Blackburn.................. 22 What can we learn about invasion ecology from ant invasions of islands ?, Lori Lach . 23 Orchids, moths, and birds on Madagascar, Mauritius, and Reunion: island systems with well-constrained timeframes for species interactions and trait change, Susanne Renner . 24 Ecology of rain forests on a large tropical island: lessons from New Guinea, Vojtech Novotny............................................. 25 Symposia 26 A tale of two islands: Reunion and Kauai, similar conservation challenges and solutions (Symp.) 27 Integrating predator control efforts to achieve landscape level protections for native birds & their habitats on Kauai Island, Sheri Mann........................ 28 Improving effectiveness of alien plant clearing on Reunion Island through partnership, Elise Amy [et al.]........................................... 29 Race against time: research and conservation efforts to save Kauai's endangered song birds, Lisa Crampton...................................... 30 LIFE BIODIV'OM { An ambitious program (2018 { 2023) for the conservation of a critically endangered forest bird, the Reunion Cuckooshrike, D Fouillot [et al.] . 31 Human caused mortality crisis for the endangered seabirds of Kaua'i: quantifying the impact of power line collisions and light attraction, Marc Travers [et al.]......... 32 Unexpected advances for endangered endemic petrels conservation on Reunion Island, Patrick Pinet [et al.]........................................... 33 Dispersal ecology meets island evolution (Symp.) 33 You move, I change: model-based approaches reveal striking differences between the evolution of plants and animals in the Canary Islands, Isabel Sanmartin [et al.] . 35 Dispersal, niche and topoclimatic variation: speciation consequences for island inverte- brates, Brent C. Emerson [et al.] ............................... 36 Defining geographical island isolation for terrestrial mammalian dispersal, Zachary Carter [et al.]................................................ 37 Tridactyle (Orchidaceae): a story of speciation and colonisation in S~aoTom´eand Pr´ıncipe., Tania D'Haij`ere[et al.] ........................................ 38 1 Evolutionary trends in island plants: is everything lost on islands? (Symp.) 38 The loss of size diversity in island plants, Kevin Burns................... 40 Loss of defenses on island plants: from theory to evidence, Carlos Garcia-Verdugo [et al.] 41 Are genetic diversity patterns cogent with a generalized loss of dispersal in island plants? Insights from Macaronesia, Juli Caujap´e-Castells[et al.].................. 42 Loss of pollination syndromes after island colonization, Thierry Pailler.......... 43 What do wind-dispersed species tell us about loss of dispersal potential on islands?, Mario Mairal.............................................. 44 Functional island biogeography - concepts and prospects (Symp.) 44 Functional island biogeography: the next frontier in island biology, Holger Kreft . 46 A global review of insular woodiness and its potential functional significance, Alexander Zizka [et al.]........................................... 47 Drivers of woody alien invasions across spatial scales in the Hawaiian Islands, Dylan Craven [et al.].......................................... 48 Predicting the functional trait composition of insular communities: an application to tropical reef fishes, Claire Jacquet [et al.] .......................... 49 Extinction-Driven Changes in Insular Frugivore Communities: Worldwide and in Mau- ritius, Julia Heinen [et al.]................................... 50 Future steps to fight against invasive species on islands (Symp.) 50 The new IUCN Guidelines for invasive species planning and management on islands, Alan Tye [et al.]............................................ 52 Island Biodiversity in the Anthropocene, James Russell [et al.] .............. 53 Predicting and preventing the arrival of invasive non-native species on islands glob- ally, Helen Roy [et al.]..................................... 54 The "French Connection": lessons learned from the management of invasive plants in French Overseas Tropical Island Territories, Jean-Yves Meyer [et al.]........... 55 Invasive species management in the French Southern and Antarctic Lands (TAAF) : past efforts and future challenges, David Ringler [et al.]..................... 56 Past, present and future of invasive alien species on the Macaronesian islands, Marta Lopez-Darias [et al.] ...................................... 57 Island Biogeography, macroecology, evolution and conservation of marine organ- isms (Symp.) 57 Marine island biogeography: an overview of patterns and mechanisms involved in en- demism and community assembly, Sergio Floeter...................... 59 Evolution and biogeography of marine organisms on seamounts and oceanic islands, Hud- son Pinheiro [et al.]....................................... 60 Reef fish endemism and functional diversity in oceanic islands, Juan Pablo Quimbayo . 61 The rise of politics-based marine conservation in oceanic islands, Luiz Rocha . 62 Marine lakes: A view of what is possible in marine islands, Michael Dawson . 63 Fish as indicators of biodiversity change in coral reefs of the Indian Ocean, Melita Samoilys [et al.]......................................... 64 2 Temporal patterns of reef fish communities in South Atlantic oceanic islands, Carlos Eduardo Ferreira........................................ 65 Island reclogy (Symp.) 65 Island life before Man, Alexandra Van Der Geer [et al.] .................. 67 Pleistocene-Holocene environmental changes on Madagascar and associated extinctions, Steven Goodman............................................ 68 Quaternary extinction of large rainforest herbivores on Indonesia's largest island, Suma- tra, Julien Louys [et al.].................................... 69 Early colonisation of the Philippine islands, Thomas Ingicco [et al.]............ 70 Island reptiles: the rich diversity of continental and oceanic islands (Symp.) 70 Biogeography of Gulf of Guinea Oceanic Island Reptiles, Luis Cer´ıaco .......... 72 Biodiversity growth on the volcanic ocean islands and the roles of in situ cladogenesis and immigration: case with the reptiles, Jason Ali [et al.] ................. 73 Ecological and evolutionary determinism in Greater Antillean reptiles, Graham Reynolds [et al.]................................................ 74 The evolution of an island phenotype: results from an experimental introduction, An- thony Herrel [et al.] ...................................... 75 Lizard discoveries and rediscoveries in the New Caledonian region, Aaron Bauer [et al.] . 76 Island rewilding with giant tortoises: state of the art and future directions (Symp.) 76 Wild and rewilded: Giant Aldabra tortoises in the Western Indian Ocean, Dennis M. Hansen ............................................. 78 Pleistocene Rewilding of the Bahama Islands, David Campbell .............. 79 The world's largest rewilded tortoise herd and its island ecosystem: