Session: Latebreaking: Behavior (100th ESA Annual Meeting (August 9 -- 14, 2015))

Cancelled

PS 84-22

Egg recognition and rejection ability of Cyanopica cyana against to artificial eggs of Cuculus canorus (widthdrawn)
Seok-Jun Son, Kyung Hee University; Jeongchil Yoo, Kyung Hee University; Kibaek Nam, Kyung Hee University; Jinwon Lee, Kyung Hee University; Min Seock Do, Kyung Hee University

PS 84-23

Winter habitat use and temporal segregation by dolphins and porpoises off Maryland, USA
Jessica E. Wingfield, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science; Michael O'Brien, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science; Aaron N. Rice, Cornell University; Christi Diamond, Cornell University; Jason Michalec, Cornell University; Frederick Channell, Cornell University; Helen Bailey, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science

PS 84-24

Are you what you eat? Stable isotopes and stomach content analyzes revealed contrasting food importance and assimilation patterns of an omnivorous fish at a subtropical coastal lagoon
Rodrigo F Bastos, PUCRS, TAMU, FURG; Fabiano Correa, FURG; João P Vieira, FURG; Alexandre M Garcia, FURG

PS 84-25

Calls reveal population structure of the blue whale across the southwest Pacific Ocean and the southeast Indian Ocean
Naysa Balcazar, University of New South Wales; Holger Klinck, Cornell University, Oregon State University; Sharon Nieukirk, Oregon State University; David Mellinger, Oregon State University; Joy Tripovich, University of New South Wales; Robert Dziak, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; Tracey Rogers, University of New South Wales

PS 84-26

Landscape-generated ‘super-spreaders’: How habitat composition and connectivity shape deer social networks
Erin L Koen, Southern Illinois University; Marie I. Tosa, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; Clayton Nielsen, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; Eric M. Schauber, Southern Illinois University

PS 84-27

Effects of olfactory cues on the foraging behavior of a carabid beetle, Calosoma scrutator, a predator of a forest defoliator
Kennesha Myrick, Virginia Commonwealth University; Derek M. Johnson, Virginia Commonwealth University

PS 84-28

A first look at using genetics to quantify reproductive success and skew in male sea otters
L. Maxine Tarjan, University of California Santa Cruz; M. Tim Tinker, United States Geological Survey – Western Ecological Research Center; Holly B. Ernest, University of Wyoming

PS 84-29

Cannibalistic behavior during early larval development of the noctuid moth Hadena ectypa
Juannan Zhou, University of Maryland-College Park; Michele R. Dudash, University of Maryland-College Park; Charles B. Fenster, South Dakota State University

PS 84-30

Investigating collective animal movement with unmanned aerial systems
Colin J. Torney, University of Exeter; Leon DeBell, University of Exeter; Grant A. Hopcraft, University of Glasgow; Lacey Hughey, UC Santa Barbara; Douglas McCauley, University of California at Santa Barbara; Elaine Ferguson, University of Glasgow; Andy P. Dobson, Princeton University

PS 84-31

Use of a novel nest substrate in a Neotropical migratory bird, the veery (Catharus fuscescens)
Elizabeth A. Farley-Dawson, Texas Tech University; Kenneth A. Schmidt, Texas Tech University

PS 84-32

Habitat preference of Sceloporus jarrovii (Yarrow’s Spiny Lizard)
Earyn McGee, Howard University; George Middendorf, Howard University

PS 84 Latebreaking: Behavior

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Latebreaking: Behavior