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Bringing Natural History Back in to Focus: Utilizing Modern Resources for High Throughput Observational Data

Tuesday, April 5, 2016: 8:40 AM-11:20 AM
Mahi Mahi (Pacific Beach Hotel)
Organizers:
Eric Gordon
Kaleigh Russell


8:40 AM
112
Overcoming Darwinian and Eltonian shortfalls of biodiversity knowledge in the tropical termite assassins
Eric Gordon, University of California ; Christiane Weirauch, University of California
9:00 AM
113
Snapshots in time: Stable isotopes illuminate niche ecology in an adaptive radiation of Hawaiian spiders
Susan Kennedy, University of California
9:20 AM
114
Molecular tools in biocontrol: Discovery and evaluation of host-parasitoid associations
Tara Gariepy, Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada
9:40 AM
115
The flower's eye view: New ways to look at pollination
Joan Edwards, Williams College
10:00 AM
Break
10:20 AM
116
Using ecology to identify candidate indicator species for insecticide risk assessment
Kelton Welch, USDA-ARS ; Jonathan G. Lundgren, Ecdysis Foundation
10:40 AM
117
Mark your turf: Tagging insects for large-scale dispersal research
James Hagler, USDA - ARS
11:00 AM
118
Simultaneous investigation of pollen and bacterial communities in brood provisions of a small carpenter bee
Quinn McFrederick, University of California ; Sandra Rehan, University of Pennsylvania
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