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

PS 2-15

Groundwater influence on water temperature in an Ozark stream
George P. Valentine, Middlebury College; Shannon K. Brewer, Oklahoma State University

PS 2-16

Effects of diluted wastewater amendments on DOM dynamics, bacteria, and phytoplankton of the Hudson River
Mikayla M. Domingo, Oregon State University; Stuart E.G. Findlay, Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies; Jane E. Corbett, City University of New York; Maria Tzortziou, City University of New York

PS 2-17

Road salt and salmon: A stream keeper's perspective
Alan C. James, Stoney Creek Environment Committee

PS 2-18

Low level atrazine exposure effects on crayfish development
Caroline V. Williams, Liberty University; Kyle Harris, Liberty University; Nathan T. Chandler, Liberty University; Austin M. Minuto, Liberty University; Samuel M. Owens, Liberty University; Shiloh Sooklal, Liberty University; Alexandra Reddy, Liberty University; Mackenzie Lecher, Liberty University; Amanda R. Barker, Liberty University; Abbie Suttle, Liberty University; Todd Allen, Liberty University; Mark Blais, Liberty University

PS 2-19

Vegetation cover effects on fish presence in the Verde River in Arizona
Maria A. Johnson, University of Arizona; Sierra J. Frydenlund, University of Arizona; Larissa N. Lee, University of Arizona; Zachary C. Nemec, University of Arizona; Scott A. Bonar, University Of Arizona

PS 2-20

A stream continuum analysis of bacteria community assembly in association with crayfish and their symbionts
Luke T. Fischer, Liberty University; Kyle Harris, Liberty University; Kaleb M. Bohrnstedt, Liberty University; Matthew M. Cooke, Liberty University; Thomas A. Keplar, Liberty University; Hank A. Van Dorp, Liberty University; Matthew H. Becker, Liberty University

PS 2-21

Possible detrimental effects of sediment dredging on zooplankton in the Lower Fox River, WI, USA from 2013-2016
Tyler J. Butts, St. Norbert College; Carrie Kissman, St. Norbert College

PS 2-22

Seasonal shifts in the importance of bottom-up and top-down factors on stream periphyton community structure
Whitney Beck, Colorado State University; M. Holly Lafferty, Colorado State University; David W. Markman, Colorado State University; Isabella Oleksy, Colorado State University; N. LeRoy Poff, Colorado State University

PS 2-23

Surveying and assessing the influence of macrohabitat on the relative abundance of aquatic vegetation in central Arizona streams
Sierra J. Frydenlund, University of Arizona; Maria A. Johnson, University of Arizona; Larissa N. Lee, University of Arizona; Zachary C. Nemec, University of Arizona; Scott A. Bonar, University Of Arizona

PS 2-24

Monitoring changes in surface water quality using phytoplankton, South Korea
Diana D. Koo, Korea International School; Theodore W. Taylor, Korea International School

PS 2-25

Marking larval salamanders increases survival but decreases prey capture
Garrett E. Barr, King's College; Shelby Madden, King's College; Elizabeth Camardella, King's College; Alec Eustice, King's College

PS 2-26

Do exchanges between the Guadalupe River channel and oxbow lakes influence food web dynamics?
Kirk O. Winemiller, Texas A&M University; Marcelo Andrade, Universidade Federal do Pará; Caroline C. Arantes, Texas A&M University; Thethela Bokhutlo, Texas A&M University; Luke Bower, Texas A&M University; Eduardo R. Cunha, Texas A&M University; Friedrich Keppeler, Texas A&M University; Edwin Lopez, Texas A&M University; Kevin Mayes, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department; Yasmin Quintana, Texas A&M University; Clint Robertson, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department; David Saenz, Texas A&M University

PS 2-27

Microbial diversity patterns in the sediment of a high-flow, industrialized Appalachian River (West Virginia) reflects both phylogeny and geochemistry
David Huber, West Virginia State University; Ifeoma R. Ugwuanyi, West Virginia State University; Sridhar A. Malkaram, West Virginia State University; Amir Hass, West Virginia State University; Natalia A. Montenegro, West Virginia State University; Vadesse Lhilhi Noundou, West Virginia State University; Emmanuel Chavarria-Palma, West Virginia State University; Andrielle Larissa Kemajou, West Virginia State University

PS 2-28

Effect of locality on agonistic behavior in the invasive species, Procambarus clarkii
Brett Muramoto, Pepperdine University; Tyler Farley, Pepperdine University; Nicholas Martin, Pepperdine University; Lee B. Kats, Pepperdine University

PS 2-29

High transparency lakes of Northern Minnesota reveal greater zooplankton species richness and biomas
Daniel K. Heimerl, St. Norbert College; Carrie Kissman, St. Norbert College

PS 2-30

Paleoecological investigation of the effects of rainbow trout stocking on zooplankton body size and community composition
Leif K. Hembre, Hamline University; Michael Gilray, Hamline University; Anna Ries, Hamline University; Chris Conley, Hamline University; Josephine Kent, Hamline University; Tanner Swenson, Hamline University; Mark D. Shapley, University of Minnesota

PS 2-31

Reducing algal blooms in Dream Lake, WI: Algal and zooplankton seasonal dynamics indicate response to food web manipulation
Carrie Kissman, St. Norbert College; Tyler J. Butts, St. Norbert College; Daniel K. Heimerl, St. Norbert College; Cole Brennan, St. Norbert College; Kristin L. Kniech, St. Norbert College; James R. Hodgson, St. Norbert College

PS 2-32

Ecotoxicological effects of BPA on Ramshorn snails mortality and fecundity
Tatiana Tatum Parker, Saint Xavier University; Courtney VanDam, Saint Xavier University

PS 2-33

Seasonal and spatial variation in fish assemblages of a Caribbean coastal drainage In Guatemala
Yasmin O. Quintana, Texas A&M University; Christian Barrientos, WCS; Edwin Lopez, Texas A&M University; Kirk O. Winemiller, Texas A&M University

PS 2-34

From aquatic food webs into riparian spider webs: The transfer of alkaline mine drainage pollutants into terrestrial ecosystems
Laura C. Naslund, Duke University; Jacqueline R. Gerson, Duke University; Emily Bernhardt, Duke University

PS 2 - Aquatic Ecology