Session: Behavior (2019 ESA Annual Meeting (August 11 -- 16))

Friday, August 16, 2019: 8:30 AM-10:30 AM

Exhibit Hall, Kentucky International Convention Center

PS 66-12

Testing the trade-off between reproduction and growth for mast seeding piñon pine (Pinus edulis) in semi-arid New Mexico
Diana S. Macias, University of New Mexico; William T. Pockman, University of New Mexico; Roman I. Zlotin, Indiana University; Robert R. Parmenter, National Park Service

PS 66-13

Granivore preferences for local prairie plant species
Meredith Zettlemoyer, Michigan State University; Sarah E Johnson, Michigan State University

PS 66-14

Prey difference in the sexually dimorphic Saharan sand viper Cerastes vipera (Viperidae)
Jaim Sivan, Achva Academic College; Itay Tesler, Ben-Gurion University; Michael Kam, Ben Gurion University; Allan A. Degen, Ben Gurion University

Cancelled

PS 66-15

Influence of occupation history and habitat on Washington sea otter diet (widthdrawn)
Jessica Hale, University of Washington; Kristin L. Laidre, University of Washington; M. Tim Tinker, Nhydra Ecological Consulting; Ronald J. Jameson, United States Geological Survey; Steven J. Jeffries, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife; Shawn E. Larson, Seattle Aquarium; James L. Bodkin, U.S. Geological Survey

PS 66-16

Intercessory structures: How forest trail systems can change our forest mind-maps
Roy D. Brubaker, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

PS 66-17

Solar facilities alter species richness and efficiency of scavengers in southern Arizona
Alonso G. De La O, Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program, University of Arizona; Katie Merewether, University of Arizona

PS 66-18

Behaviors of two common bird species in a natural versus solar field sites in southeastern Arizona
Mary Rose Davis, University of Arizona, Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program; Katie Merewether, University of Arizona; Michael T. Bogan, The University of Arizona

Cancelled

PS 66-19

The consequences of proboscis curling behavior on pollen fate (widthdrawn)
Gordon Smith, University of Arizona; Judith Bronstein, University of Arizona; Goggy Davidowitz, University of Arizona

PS 66-20

Limited resource availability and aggression in birds
Joseph Lightsey, Winston Salem State University

PS 66-21

How information about predation in mixed-species bird flocks changes through the breeding cycle in a subtropical, limestone forest
Demeng Jiang, Guangxi University, University of Florida; Eben Goodale, Guangxi University

PS 66-22

Interactions between weather conditions and feeder visitation rates in wintering mixed-species flocks
Anastasia E. Madsen, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Laura Vander-Meiden, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Daizaburo Shizuka, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

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