Session: Behavior (2018 ESA Annual Meeting (August 5 -- 10))

PS 25-1

Don't go into the light: Phototactic behavior of native Daphnia in the presence of chemical cues from an invasive predator (Bythotrephes longimanus)
Emily L. Kiehnau, University of Oklahoma; Lawrence J. Weider, University of Oklahoma

PS 25-2

Ripples in the pond: acoustic communication of Centrarchids in field and laboratory settings
Jeff Steinmetz, Francis Marion University; Matt Binchik, Francis Marion University; Michelle Gallo, Francis Marion University

PS 25-3

Gray squirrel alarm calls associated with predator type elicit a different escape response than simulated attacks by either predator type
Thaddeus R. McRae, Lee University; Steven M. Green, University of Miami

PS 25-4

Environmental conditions affecting the troop size and home-range area of Japanese macaques in Fukui Prefecture, central Japan
Kana Terayama, Kochi University; Hironori Seino, Wildlife Management Office, Inc.; Hiroshi Ebihara, Wildlife Management Office, Inc.; Risa Danjo, Wildlife Management Office, Inc.; Motomi Genkai-Kato, Kochi University

PS 25-5

Diving behavior in relation to time of day in Western Grebes
Kali Nelson, University of Idaho; Deo Lachman, University of Idaho; Kerri T. Vierling, University of Idaho; Courtney J Conway, U.S. Geological Survey, Idaho Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit

PS 25-6

Analysis of grebe preening frequencies in relation of part of day
Daniel D Janson, University Of Idaho; Deo Lachman, University of Idaho; Kerri T. Vierling, University of Idaho; Courtney J Conway, U.S. Geological Survey, Idaho Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit

PS 25-7

Role of precipitation and cloud cover as environmental cues for nesting diamondback terrapins in coastal Virginia
Emily G. Schallmo, Kutztown University; Matthew D. Stone, Kutztown University

PS 25-8

A study of the effect of tides on the timing of nesting of the diamondback terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin) on Wallops Island, Va
Haley E. D'Agostino, Kutztown University; Matthew D. Stone, Kutztown University

PS 25-9

Are little brown skinks thermoconformers or thermoregulators?
Nasheha Baset, The University of Texas at Arlington; Sara C. Stearns, University of Texas at Arlington

PS 25-10

Long-term monitoring of Texas tortoises on National Park Lands: Use and suitability of available habitats
Jane Carlson, National Park Service; Jeff Bracewell, National Park Service; William Finney, National Park Service; Whitney Granger, National Park Service; Fabiane Barato Speyrer, National Park Service; Martha Segura, National Park Service

PS 25-11

We’re not the only population that parties all night long: A study of nocturnal behavior in Sweetings Pond seahorses, Hippocampus erectus
Jessica A. Elson, University of Tampa; Heather D. Masonjones, The University of Tampa; Emily Rose, University of Tampa

PS 25-12

Getting to the bottom: Accelerometers elucidate diving behavior of female green sea turtles during inter-nesting periods
Devon A. Nemire-Pepe, Cherokee Nation Technologies; Kristen M. Hart, U.S. Geological Survey; Autumn R. Iverson, Cherokee Nation Technologies; Ikuko Fujisaki, University of Florida; Connor F. White, New England Aquarium; Nick M. Whitney, New England Aquarium

PS 25-13

Life history, demography and host plant preference of the endangered Miami blue butterfly (Cyclargus thomasi bethunebakeri) in an in-situ experiment
Sarah Steele Cabrera, University of Florida; Jaret C. Daniels, University of Florida; Erica H. Henry, North Carolina State University; Matthew J. Standridge, University of Florida; Kristin Rossetti, University of Florida

PS 25-14

Sex differences in the expression of consistent behavioral syndromes and influences on shoal choice in zebrafish (Danio rerio)
Eric Diestler, LIU; Jennifer L. Snekser, LIU

PS 25-15

Impacts of sub-lethal lead exposure on nesting success in urban northern mockingbirds (Mimus polyglottos)
Erik N. K. Iverson, Tulane University; Lauren Hitt, Tulane University; Emma Saltzberg, Tulane University; Renata Ribeiro, Tulane University; Stephanie McClelland, Royal Holloway University of London; Sarah Khalil, Tulane University; Jordan Karubian, Tulane University

PS 25-16

Male mate choice versus female intrasexual competition as ultimate mechanisms driving female ornament evolution
John Anthony Jones, Tulane University; Erik Enbody, Tulane University; Jordan Karubian, Tulane University

PS 25-17

Diurnal dive duration of western grebes during breeding season
Tasia North, University of Idaho; Deo Lachman, University of Idaho; Kerri T. Vierling, University of Idaho; Courtney J Conway, U.S. Geological Survey, Idaho Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit

PS 25-18

The Saharan sand viper (Cerastes vipera), a nocturnal-active predator feeds on diurnal active lizards
Itay Tesler, Ben-Gurion University; Michael Kam, Ben Gurion University; Allan A. Degen, Ben Gurion University; Avi Rosenstrauch, Achva Academic College; Jaim Sivan, Achva Academic College

PS 25-19

Dietary preferences and feeding behavior for a partial migrant in Argentina, white-tipped plantcutters (Phytotoma rutila)
Diego A. Masson, Universidad de la Plata; Mariela Gantchoff, Mississippi State University; Alex Jahn, Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute; Alejandra Ale, Ministerio de Asuntos Agrarios

PS 25-20

Model of a natural structure: Structure of a golden shiner (Notemigonus Crysoleucas) school
John Medina-Diaz, National University of San Marcos; Walter Cabrera-Febola, National University of San Marcos

PS 25-21

Geographic and sexual variations in the movement patterns of American white pelicans
Ryo Ogawa, Mississippi State University; D. Tommy King, USDA/APHIS/WS. National Wildlife Research Center; Marsha A. Sovada, U.S. Geological Survey; Fred L. Cunningham, USDA/APHIS/WS. National Wildlife Research Center; Guiming Wang, Mississippi State University

PS 25-22

Roosevelt elk home ranges and habitat selection in the Klamath Mountains
Adam Hanbury-Brown, University of California, Berkeley; Robert Schaefer, California Department of Fish and Wildlife; Ken Morefield, California Department of Fish and Wildlife; Lara Kueppers, University of California, Berkeley

PS 25-23

Combining available prey and foraging behavior to understand differences in resource use between species of competing, food-limited birds
Cody M. Kent, Tulane University; Thomas W. Sherry, Tulane University

PS 25-24

Understanding relative contributions of ecological and anthropogenic covariates on coyote (Canis latrans) occupancy in the United States
A. Shawn Colborn, University of Michigan; Nyeema C. Harris, Applied Wildlife Ecology (AWE) Lab, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Michigan

PS 25-25

An evaluation of encounter data for a southeastern population of the critically endangered bog turtle (Glyptemys muhlenbergii)
Maria Paz Alvarez, Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program; Mike Knoerr, Clemson University; Kyle Barrett, Clemson University

PS 25-26

Influence of freshwater induced habitat changes on the movement and trophic dynamics of common snook (Centropomus undecimalis)
Cody Eggenberger, Florida International University; Rolando Santos, Florida International University; Thomas Frankovich, Florida International University; Christopher J. Madden, South Florida Water Management District; James A. Nelson, University of Louisiana Lafayette; Jennifer S. Rehage, Florida International University

PS 25-27

Consequences of resource distribution on seed dispersal by a tropical lekking bird
Kaushik Narasimhan, Tulane University; Jordan Karubian, Tulane University

PS 25-28

Using signal crayfish (Pacifastacus leniusculus) to estimate metabolic and stoichiometric constraints on species interactions
Leah Mupas Segui, Oregon State University; Mark Novak, Oregon State University

PS 25 - Behavior