2008 ESA Annual Meeting, November 16-19, 2008: Insects in a Changing World: Impacts of Global Climate Change on Insect Populations

Insects in a Changing World: Impacts of Global Climate Change on Insect Populations

Organizer:

Daniel M. Pavuk

Introductory Remarks

Range expansion of the invasive fire ant, Solenopsis invicta Buren, due to climate change
Lloyd Morrison, Missouri State University

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Effects of elevated carbon dioxide on herbivorous insects in soybeans and possible mechanisms
Bridget F. O'Neill, University of Illinois - Urbana/Champaign

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Landscape assessment of mountain pine beetle mortality in whitebark pine: Natural ecological disturbance, or catastrophic loss?
Jesse Logan, USDA Forest Service (Retired)

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Influence of hydrology, topography, and land use on distributions of montane butterflies in a changing climate
Erica Fleishman, University of California-Santa Barbara

Break

Pushing the limits: Predictions and responses to global changes among Canadian butterflies
Jeremy Kerr, University of Ottawa

The impact of global warming on ecological networks
Jane Memmott, University of Bristol

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What can we learn from long term insect time series?
Richard Karban, University of California-Davis

Herbivores and the world of tomorrow: Aphid-natural enemy dynamics under future atmospheric conditions
Edward Mondor, Georgia Southern University

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Concluding Remarks

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