2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14

PS 49-141

Evaluating short-term disturbance effect to freshwater fish diversity based on South Korea's environmental impact assessment
Yoonho Jeon, Seoul National University;

PS 49-142

CANCELLED - Mapping co-occurence of terrestrial and lake biodiversity hotspots: Synergies for conservation
SUFYAN MIRZA, University of Sherbrooke;

PS 49-143

CANCELLED - A quantitative inventory of global soniferous fish diversity
Francis Juanes, University of Victoria;

PS 49-144

Significance of utilizing three dimensional structural data in environmental impact assessment
JiYeon KIM, Seoul National University;

PS 49-145

The impact of anthropogenic activities on bird assembly structure in a protected area of Indo-Burma biodiversity hotspot
Mohammed Rafsan Hussain, Technische Universität Berlin;

PS 49-146

Investigating the consequences of host-microbiomne feedback versus host innate selection on phytoplankton micrbiome assemblages
Jinny Yang, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Michigan;

PS 49-147

Assessment of abundance, genetic diversity and connectivity of eelgrass Zostera marina populations: integrating insights for their conservation
Kyeonglim Moon, Jeju National University;

PS 49-148

Marine Protected Areas increase the distribution and stability of seagrass, Zostera marina meadows: guideline for Marine Protected Areas on seagrass beds
Tae Hyeon Kim, Jeju National University;

PS 49-149

Restoration efforts alter diversity of global ecosystems: a meta-analysis
Regina Mae D. Francia, Northern Illinois University;

PS 49-150

Functionally distinct foundation species influence functional properties in associated communities
Nicole M. Cameron, St. Francis Xavier Univeristy;

PS 49-151

A genomic catalog in a stratified tropical estuary in Caribbean coast of Colombia.
Hector A Levipan, Laboratorio de Ecopatología y Nanobiomateriales, Departamento de Ciencias y Geografía, Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Exactas, Universidad de Playa Ancha, Valparaíso, Chile;

PS 49-152

CANCELLED - Physicochemical characterization of the exoskeleton of Horseshoe Crab Limulus polyphemus (Chelicerata: Xiphosura) from the Yucatan peninsula, Mexico
Juan José Sandoval-Gio, TecNM Campus Tizimin;

PS 49-153

Soundscapes of Pacific Herring (Clupea pallasii) spawning aggregations
Philina A. English, Fisheries and Oceans Canada;

PS 49-154

Understanding biogeography of rockfishes (genus Sebastes) in northern Japan using environmental DNA
Tetsu Yatsuyanagi, n/a, Graduate School of Agriculture, Hokkaido University;

PS 49-155

CANCELLED - How do vegetation biomass and structural complexity co-vary along productivity gradients? Lessons from the tropical Andes.
Leticia Aviles, PhD, University of British Columbia;

PS 49-156

Distribution of bees, wasps and flower flies within anthropogenic habitats: Impact of land use and site maintenance
Sabrina Cloutier, Université Laval;

PS 49-157

The effect of pollen diet diversity on gut microbiome composition in two bee species
Alison Fowler, University of Massachusetts Amherst;

PS 49-158

How climate change affected Abies - Tsuga forests in high elevation mountain in Taiwan?
Wei-Chun Chao, Department of Forestry and Natural Resources, National Chiayi University;

PS 49-159

Characterizing the response of fungal taxa to global change drivers
Emily Embury, Wheaton College;

PS 49-160

Leaf and root functional traits of C3 perennial grasses respond to simultaneous atmospheric and soil drought conditions
Samantha Watson, Northern Arizona University;

PS 49-161

Can seedling functional traits explain liana and tree seedling dynamics in an everwet tropical forest?
Samuel M. Smith, Colorado State University;

PS 49-162

Does interference competition in animals meet Chesson's criteria for coexistence?
Russell B. Rader, Brigham Young University;

PS 49-163

Using threat information to predict bird extinction risk
Janaina De Andrade Serrano, McGill University;

PS 49-164

Do fungal pathogens follow the Janzen-Connell hypothesis?
Julieta Alvarez-Manjarrez, n/a, Stanford University;

PS 49-165

Unlocking the potential of insect biomonitoring surveys using DNA-metabarcoding: Examples from two nationwide monitoring schemes in the UK
Dimitrios Petsopoulos, Newcastle University;

PS 49 Biodiversity