Session: Aquatic Ecology: Streams And Rivers (2019 ESA Annual Meeting (August 11 -- 16))

PS 32-1

Microbial assemblages in association with crayfish ectosymbionts
Kyle Harris, Liberty University; Matthew H. Becker, Liberty University; Matthew M. Cooke, Liberty University; Luke T. Fischer, Liberty University; Kaleb M. Bohrnstedt, Liberty University; Thomas A. Keplar, Liberty University; Gabriel Hooper, Liberty University; John Hoverson, Liberty University; Mark Fischer, Liberty University; Nathan Edmondson, Liberty University

PS 32-2

Influence of channel fragmentation in agricultural ecosystem on threatened lamprey, Lethenteron sp.
Yuna Hirano, Toho University; Noriko Kidera, Okayama University of Science; Natsuko Kondo, National Institute for Environmental Studies; Jun Nishihiro, Toho University

PS 32-3

Preliminary assessment of stream bacterial community structure and function as related to trout farming in the Ecuadorian Andes
Edward M. Krynak, The University of Western Ontario; Katherine L. Krynak, Ohio Northern University; Dana G. Wessels, Grand Valley State University; Jane A. Lyons, Reserva Las Gralarias; Eric B. Snyder, Grand Valley State University

Cancelled

PS 32-4

Effects of stream woody debris on benthic invertebrates’ colonization (widthdrawn)
Yixin Zhang, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University; Tim Au, University of Hong Kong; David Dudgeon, The University of Hong Kong

PS 32-5

Pathogenic microbial communities are characterized by metabolic usage and DNA sequencing analysis in a freshwater watershed
Jill M. Felker, Penn State Berks, Antioch New England; Joshua Price, Pennsylvania State University Berks; Melissa Buchter, Penn State Berks; Zachary Weagly, Penn State Berks; Katherine H. Baker, Penn State Harrisburg; Tami Mysliwiec, Penn State Berks

PS 32-6

Ecological and geomorphic reconstruction of a forested riparian zone temporally expanded by Ground Penetrating Radar
Thomas P. Diggins, Youngstown State University; Robin Mattheus, Delaware Geological Survey; Joshua Fowler, Youngstown State University; Peter Kimosop, Youngstown State University; Leah R. Kaldy, Youngstown State University

PS 32-7

Behavioral and respiratory effects of unionized ammonia on two Kentucky freshwater snails
Megan C. DeWhatley, University of Louisville; James E. Alexander Jr., University of Louisville

PS 32-8

Responses of ecosystem hydrology to gypsy moth defoliation in streams and watersheds
Sarah M Smith-Tripp, Wellesley College; Alden Griffith, Wellesley College; Jaclyn Matthes, Wellesley College

PS 32-9

From beavers to birds: The cascading effects of beaver recolonization of a degraded western stream on riparian bird communities
Kelley Fritz, Murray State University; Melanie L. Torres, University of Wyoming; Thomas L. Anderson, Appalachian State University; Morgan Geile, Murray State University; Ann Gilmore, EnviroScience, Inc.; Jon Ames, Murray State University; Quintin Bergman, Purdue University Fort Wayne; Howard Whiteman, Murray State University

PS 32-10

Competitive interactions between stream salamanders and crayfish in the southern Appalachians
Susan Lee Cragg, Appalachian State University; Joshua R. Ennen, Tennessee Aquarium Conservation Institute; Kristen K. Cecala, University of the South; Shawna M. Mitchell, Tennessee Aquarium Conservation Institute; Jon M. Davenport, Appalachian State University

PS 32 - Aquatic Ecology: Streams And Rivers