P-IE Section Symposium: Arthropod Food Webs: A System for Studying Dynamic Responses to Global Change

Tuesday, November 12, 2013: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
Meeting Room 14 (Austin Convention Center)
Organizer :
Ashley Asmus


8:00 AM
Welcoming Remarks
8:20 AM
0904
Using arthropod food webs to look at the consequences of declines in global biodiversity
Chelse Prather, University of Houston
8:40 AM
0905
Under warming, the jack of all trades trumps a master of one: A pest counteracts the benefits of an ant-aphid mutualism
Shannon Pelini, Bowling Green State University
9:00 AM
0906
Longer summers alter the trophic relationships of wolf spiders in the Arctic
Amanda Koltz, Duke University ; Justin P. Wright, Duke University
9:20 AM
0907
Impacts of nutrient subsidies on a salt marsh food web
Shannon M. Murphy, University of Denver ; Gina M. Wimp, Georgetown University ; Danny Lewis, Georgetown University
9:40 AM
0908
Microclimate and Sonoran Desert food webs
Karl Wyant, Arizona State University ; John Sabo, Arizona State University
10:00 AM
Break
10:10 AM
0909
Arthropod water stress and urban food webs
Kevin McCluney, North Carolina State University ; Steven Frank, North Carolina State University
10:30 AM
0910
Cross-habitat apparent competition driven by a productivity gradient: a host-parasitoid food web approach
Carol Frost, University of Canterbury
10:50 AM
0911
Short and long-term effects of resource subsidies on near-shore terrestrial arthropod food webs
David Hoekman, National Ecological Observatory Network ; Claudio Gratton, University of Wisconsin
11:10 AM
0912
Seasonal patterns of trophic interactions in an arctic river
Michael Kendrick, University of Alabama ; Alex Huryn, University of Alabama
11:30 AM
0913
Predators, evolution, nighttime and other things we ignore in climate change experiments--ideas for moving forward
Brandon Barton, University of Wisconsin
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