Wednesday, December 13, 2006: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
Room 204 (Convention Center)
Ten-Minute Papers, Section A. Systematics, Morphology, and Evolution
Moderator(s):	Rebecca B. Simmons Donald S. Chandler
8:00 AM			Introductory Remarks
8:05 AM	1036		Using ConceptMapper to trace the evolution of taxonomic perspectives   Nico Franz, Xianhua Liu, Robert Peet, Laura Downey
8:17 AM	1037		New molecular evidence on relationships of the 'true' Empididae (s.s.) (Diptera)   Brian Wiegmann, J. Kevin Moulton
8:29 AM	1038		Resolving crane fly confusion: Systematics of the subfamily Limoniinae (Diptera; Tipuloidea)   Matthew Petersen, Greg Courtney
8:41 AM	1039		Extreme variation in gene flow among Rhagoletis pomonella in Mexico and its influence on a northern U.S. host shift   Andrew Michel, Juan Rull, Martin Aluja, Jeffrey Feder
8:53 AM	1040		On the various contrivances by which caddisflies (Trichoptera) ensure the union of the fore and hind wings Ian Stocks
9:05 AM	1041		Biodiversity and seasonality of the stream mayflies (Ephemeroptera) of New Hampshire   Donald S. Chandler, Greg Whitmore, Steven Burian, John F. Burger
9:17 AM	1042		Conservation status of stoneflies in the till and drift plains of the middle Midwest, USA   R. Edward DeWalt, Donald W. Webb, Scott A. Grubbs
9:29 AM	1043		Embioptera systematics: The tangled web   Kelly B. Miller, Janice Edgerly-Rooks, Cheryl Hayashi, Michael F. Whiting
9:41 AM	1044		The sternum V gland in Trichoptera: muscles and morphology   Marie Djernaes, Felix Sperling
9:53 AM			Break
10:05 AM	1045		The use of parsimony and nested clade analysis to examine the evolution of the Copitarsia decolora pest complex (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) Rebecca B. Simmons, Sarah Johnson
10:17 AM	1046		Phylogeny and taxonomic ranking of tribes in Parnassiinae (Lepidoptera, Papilionidae) based on morphology and seven genes   Vazrick Nazari, Evgueni Zakharov, Felix A. H. Sperling
10:29 AM	1047		Repeated evolution of male sacrifice behavior in spiders correlated with genital mutilation   Jeremy Miller
10:41 AM	1048		Ontologizing morphological terms for Hymenoptera - Implementing and benefiting from a controlled vocabulary   Andrew R. Deans, Matthew J. Yoder
10:53 AM	1049		Higher-level relationships of the Chalcidoidea: What can morphology tell us?   Johan Liljeblad, John Heraty
11:05 AM	1050		Phenotypic and genetic differentiation of hymenopteran parasitoids   Raul Medina, Pedro Barbosa
11:17 AM	1051		Nest, prey, and parasites of Trigonopsis violascens (Hymenoptera: Sphecidae) in Trinidad, West Indies   Allan W. Hook
11:29 AM	1052		Hot spots around the world -- Diversity, density, and longevity of mutillid wasps   Justin O. Schmidt
11:41 AM	1053		"Rare bees" in unpredictable environments: Fact or artifact? Case studies from the Mojave Desert   Terry Griswold

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