COS 90 - Environmental Gradients 2

Presentations:

• 1:30 PM – 1:45 PM EDT

  CANCELLED - Topographic gradients in a semi-arid ecotonal forest drive patterns of structure and diversity
  

  Presenting Author: Bailey H. McNichol – University of Nebraska-Lincoln

  Coauthor: Ran Wang – University of Nebraska-Lincoln

  Coauthor: Brittni McGuire – University of Nebraska-Lincoln

  Coauthor: Susana Moyer – University of Nebraska-Lincoln

  Coauthor: Amanda Hefner – The Nature Conservancy

  Coauthor: Chris Helzer – The Nature Conservancy

  Coauthor: Sean M. McMahon – Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

  Coauthor: Sabrina E. Russo – University of Nebraska-Lincoln
• 1:45 PM – 2:00 PM EDT

  Monarch butterfly survival in the Anthropocene: how variation in abiotic conditions impacts monarch performance from a tritrophic perspective
  

  Presenting Author: Aramee Diethelm – University of Nevada, Reno

  Coauthor: Elizabeth G. Pringle, Ph.D. – University of Nevada, Reno
• 2:00 PM – 2:15 PM EDT

  Plant-pollinator interactions across elevational gradients in high tropical mountains
  

  Presenting Author: Silvana Marten-Rodriguez – Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico

  Coauthor: Mauricio Quesada – Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

  Coauthor: Eugenia Sentíes-Aguilar – Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

  Coauthor: Sergio Díaz-Infante – Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

  Coauthor: Gabriel Lopez-Segoviano – UNAM

  Coauthor: Armando Aguirre – INECOL

  Coauthor: Vicente hernández – INECOL
• 2:15 PM – 2:30 PM EDT

  What drives global patterns in the strength of species interactions? A distributed experiment from the Arctic to Patagonia
  

  Presenting Author: Antonio Rodriguez-Campbell – McGill

  Coauthor: Anna Hargreaves – McGill University
• 2:30 PM – 2:45 PM EDT

  Latitudinal variation in a saltmarsh foundation species and its herbivores
  

  Presenting Author: David S. DeLaMater, III – Duke University