Session: Latebreaking: Biodiversity (97th ESA Annual Meeting (August 5 -- 10, 2012))

PS 90-37

Taxonomic, ecologic, and biogeographic studies in Polymnia (Asteraceae)
Courtney E. Gorman, The University of Tennessee; Dwayne L. Estes, Austin Peay State University

PS 90-38

Abiotic drivers of taxonomic and functional diversity along an altitudinal gradient in tropical montane forest of Costa Rica
Chelsea M. Robinson, University of California, Los Angeles; Sassan S. Saatchi, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology; David B. Clark, University of Missouri-St. Louis & University of Virginia; Geoffrey A. Fricker, University of California, Los Angeles; Jeffrey A. Wolf, UCLA; Corey M. Rovzar, University of California, Los Angeles; Thomas W. Gillespie, University of California, Los Angeles; Stephen P. Hubbell, UCLA; Sandy Andelman, Conservation International

PS 90-39

Deterministic and stochastic processes of biodiversity change with altitude in northern forests of Japan
Akira S. Mori, Yokohama National University; Takayuki Shiono, Yokohama National University; Dai Koide, National Institute for Environmental Studies; Ryo Kitagawa, Yokohama National University; Aino Ota, Yokohama National University; Eri Mizumachi, Kyoto University

PS 90-40

Diversity and distribution of termite genera along a catenal gradient in Southern Kruger National Park
Brianna M. Lind, Colby College; Laura Gigliotti, Colby College; Rachel Allen, Skidmore College; Alex McHenry, Occidental College; Alan Gardiner, Southern African Wildlife College

PS 90-41

Widespread plant movement in response to 20th century warming disproportionately affects endemic species
Adam Wolf, Princeton University; William Anderegg, Stanford University; Posy E. Busby, University of Washington; Naupaka Zimmerman, University of Arizona; Jon Christensen, Stanford University

PS 90-42

Longhorned beetle (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) species diversity and community structure in a fragmented temperate forest landscape
Daniel M. Pavuk, Bowling Green State University

PS 90-43

Effectiveness of management regime better predicts fisheries production and sustainability than biodiversity at the EEZ scale
Darcy E. Bradley, University of California, Santa Barbara; April D. Ridlon, University of California, Santa Barbara; Rebecca Gentry, University of California, Santa Barbara

PS 90-44

Patterns of dung beetle diversity in a biodiversity hotspot in eastern Kenya
Amanda Edwards, Whittier College

PS 90-45

Elevated nitrogen effects on Bromus tectorum dominance and native plant diversity in an arid, montane ecosystem
Amy L. Concilio, University of Colorado; Michael Loik, University of California

PS 90 - Latebreaking: Biodiversity