COS 22: Behavior: Foraging And Diet

Presentations:

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  Combining DNA-metabarcoding with stable isotope analyses of bat guano provides a more robust picture of bat diet
  

  Presenting Author: Rachel Reid – Geosciences, Virginia Tech
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  Dynamic selection for forage quality and quantity in response to phenology and insects in Arctic caribou
  

  Presenting Author: Heather E. Johnson – Alaska Science Center, US Geological Survey
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  Forage preference by white-tailed deer in relation to nutritional benefits and costs
  

  Presenting Author: Matthew Wuensch – Biological Sciences, Kent State University
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  Large krill and large patches lead to increased foraging opportunities for environmentally-selective humpback whales in the West Antarctic Peninsula
  

  Presenting Author: David E. Cade – Institute of Marine Sciences, UC Santa Cruz
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  Patterns of resource availability influence reproduction and flight behavior in Hippodamia convergens (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae)
  

  Presenting Author: Hannah Stowe – Entomology, Kansas State University
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  Resource dispersion or fission-fusion: Examining the dispersion of resource and free-ranging dog distribution in a peri-urban space in Bengaluru, India
  

  Presenting Author: Jayanti ray-Mukherjee – School of Liberal Studies, Azim Premji University
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  The spatial ecology of Caribbean parrotfishes and its role in structuring benthic coral reef communities
  

  Presenting Author: Joshua C. Manning – Department of Biological Sciences, Florida State University
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  Wild Bornean orangutans experience muscle catabolism during episodes of fruit scarcity
  

  Presenting Author: Caitlin A. O'Connell – Anthropology, Rutgers University