Wednesday, September 15, 2010: 8:20 AM-12:00 PM
303 (Convention Center)
Moderator:
Tyler J. Stubbs
9:00 AM
Return from the dead: Great Lakes shift toward more pristine conditions due to phosphorus reduction and dreissenid mussels
Stephen R. Hensler, M., S., University of Michigan;
David J. Jude, Ph., D., University of Michigan;
Richard Barbiero, Ph., D., DynCorp. I&ET, Inc.;
Thomas F. Nalepa, Ph., D., National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration;
Edward F. Roseman, Ph.D., US Geological Survey;
Thomas H. Johengen, Ph., D., University of Michigan;
Charles P. Madenjian, PhD, USGS Great Lakes Science Center
9:40 AM
Ecosystem level assessments of hypoxia impacts on the food web and fisheries of Lake Erie
Hongyan Zhang, PhD, University of Michigan;
Edward S. Rutherford, PhD, NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory;
Doran Mason, PhD, NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory;
Timothy, B. Johnson, PhD, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources;
Aaron T. Adamack, PhD, University of Michigan;
Xinhua Zhu, PhD, University of Windsor;
Don Scavia, PhD, University of Michigan
10:20 AM
When bugs are hard to find?
Kristen M. DeVanna, University of Toledo;
Christine M. Mayer, PhD, University of Toledo;
Don W. Schloesser, USGS Great Lakes Science Center
11:20 AM
Shifts in the stable carbon and nitrogen isotope signatures of rainbow and greenside darters exposed to a municipal wastewater effluent in the Speed River, Ontario
Chris S. Robinson, University of Waterloo;
Carolyn Brown, BSc, University of Waterloo;
Ken D. Oakes, PhD, University of Waterloo;
Mark E. McMaster, PhD, Environment Canada;
David R. Barton, PhD, University of Waterloo;
Gerald Tetreault, MSc, Environment Canada;
Mark R. Servos, PhD, University of Waterloo