Wednesday, April 21, 7:30-8:30pm. Session A
Moderators: Tim Bransford and Beth Forys
7:32
Aubree Fisher, Eckerd College, Animal Studies Discipline
Erin Vogel, Rutgers University, Dept. of Anthropology
Daniel Naumenko, University of Colorado, Dept. of Anthropology
Timothy Bransford, Eckerd College, Animal Studies Discipline
HOLY SMOKES: THE INFLUENCE OF NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC CLIMATIC CONDITIONS ON WILD ORANGUTAN HEALTH
7:39
Benjamin Shirey, Eckerd College, Marine Science Discipline
Eron Higgins, Eckerd College, Marine Science Discipline
Sarah Duncan, Eckerd College, Biology Discipline
H. Jane Brockmann, University of Florida, Department of Biology
UNDERSTANDING THE BREEDING POPULATION OF LIMULUS POLYPHEMUS ON FLORIDA’S GULF COAST
7:46
Jackie Bither, Eckerd College, Ancient Studies Discipline
Michael Goyette, Ancient Studies Discipline
WOMEN AND DISABILITIES IN THE ANCIENT GREEK WORLD
7:56
Kathryn M. Kennedy, Eckerd College, Marine Science Discipline
Carly Naundorff, Eckerd College, Environmental Studies and Biology Disciplines
Paige T. Paddock, Eckerd College Marine Science and Environmental Studies Disciplines
Elizabeth Forys, Eckerd College, Environmental Studies and Biology Disciplines
SEX DETERMINATION IN BLACK SKIMMERS (RYNCHOPS NIGER) USING NON-INVASIVE PHOTOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS
8:03
Ally Coughlan, Eckerd College, History Discipline
AWAITING AMENDS: JAPANESE LATIN AMERICANS INTERNED IN THE UNITED STATES DURING WWII
8:13
Olivia Spicer, Eckerd College, Environmental Studies and Biology Disciplines
Elizabeth Forys, Environmental Studies and Biology Disciplines
NATAL DISPERSAL REASONING AND SEX-BIAS IN THE FAMILY LARIDAE
8:20
Dylan Davidoff, Eckerd College, Marine Science and Animal Studies Discipline
Eron Higgins, Eckerd College, Marine Science Discipline
Erin Frick, Eckerd College, Animal Studies Discipline
ETHOGRAM OF LIMULUS POLYPHEMUS SEEN IN A MANAGED-CARE ENVIRONMENT