2020 ESA Annual Meeting (August 3 - 6)

PS 61 - Habitat Structure, Fragmentation, Connectivity

Effects of vegetation density and connectivity on insect herbivores and natural enemies in urban gardens
Azucena Lucatero, University of California Santa Cruz; Stacy M. Philpott, University of California, Santa Cruz
Remote sensing of kangaroo rat mound demographics and mound impacts on landscape processes in the northern Chihuahuan desert
Taylor Hansen, New Mexico State University; Brianna Lind, New Mexico State University; Niall P. Hanan, New Mexico State University; Lara Prihodko, South Dakota State University
Experimental habitat fragmentation reveals a shift in the isotopic niche of the forest wood scorpion, Cercophonius squama
Nolan Perryman, University of Colorado Boulder; Matthew Bitters, University of Colorado; Julian Resasco, University of Colorado; Kendi Davies, University of Colorado; Jacqui Stol, CSIRO
What is habitat complexity? A cross-disciplinary review of methodologies, recent advances, and challenges
Cassandra Glaspie, Louisiana State University; Lincoln Critchley, Macquarie University; Joseph Kenworthy, Macquarie University; Peter Mahoney, Macquarie University; Dominic Mcafee, University of Adelaide
Forest fragmentation is a strong indicator of bee abundance and richness across an urban gradient in southeastern Massachusetts
Michael DeMaesschalck, Massasoit Community College; Jared Cullen, Massasoit Community College; Adam Germaine, Massasoit Community College; Prisca Sanon, Massasoit Community College; Folusho Ajayi, Massasoit Community College; Andrew Oguma, Massasoit Community College; Michael Bankson, Massasoit Community College
Increasing wind dispersal with informed conservation corridor and connectivity design
Dirk Baker, Campbell Scientific, Inc.; Katherine Charton, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Gil Bohrer, Ohio State University; Jay R. Turner, Washington University; Ellen I. Damschen, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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