Communities & Ecosystems: Structure

Wednesday, August 22, 2012: 3:30 PM-5:15 PM
Meeting Room 10 (RiverCentre)
3:30 PM
W-10-25
Are Fish Communities Randomly Composed or Ecologically Structured?
Donald A. Jackson, University of Toronto

3:45 PM
W-10-26
Patterns and Drivers of the Demersal Fish Community in Chesapeake Bay
Andre Buchheister, Virginia Institute of Marine Science; Christopher F. Bonzek, Virginia Institute of Marine Science; James Gartland, Virginia Institute of Marine Science; Robert Latour, Virginia Institute of Marine Science

4:00 PM
W-10-27
Community-Wide Weakening of the Species-Area Relationship for Coral Reef Fishes Following a Multi-Decade Period of Increasing Stressors
Todd Kellison, NOAA Fisheries; Vanessa McDonough, National Park Service

4:15 PM
W-10-28
The Fish Community of Cobscook Bay, Maine: Patterns of Abundance and Diversity
Jeffrey Vieser, University of Maine; Gayle B. Zydlewski, University of Maine; James McCleave, University of Maine; Garrett Staines, University of Maine

4:30 PM
W-10-29
Individual Species and Community Level Consequences of Thermal Effluent on Midwestern Reservoirs
Joshua Mulhollem, Illinois Natural History Survey; David H. Wahl, Illinois Natural History Survey; Cory D. Suski, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Robert E. Colombo, Eastern Illinois University

 
W-10-30
Fish Community Dynamics At the River-Reservoir Interface: Implications for Fish Conservation and Management in Regulated Rivers (Withdrawn)
 
W-10-31
Conservation of Fish Assemblages in Protected and Open Embayments Required for Maintenance of Biodiversity in the Upper St. Lawrence River (Withdrawn)
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