| Session | Time | # | Author(s) | Title |
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65 | | 65-1 | Villanueva, I*; Di Santo, V | Ontogenetic behavior of a tropical shark under future ocean acidification scenarios |
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65 | | 65-2 | Schatz, A*; McDowell, J; Rivest, EB | Sub-lethal effects from global environmental stressors on the physiology of Crassostrea virginica during the larval stage and settlement process |
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65 | | 65-3 | van Hall, ES*; Korsmeyer, KE | Temperature preference and aerobic scope in Zebrasoma flavescens and the response to rising sea temperatures |
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65 | | 65-4 | Duncan, MI*; James, NC; Potts, WM; Bates, AE | Different drivers, common mechanism: The distribution of a reef fish is restricted by local scale oxygen and temperature limits on aerobic metabolism |
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65 | | 65-5 | Van Wert, JC*; Hendriks, BJ; Ekström, A; Patterson, DA; Cooke, SJ; Hinch, SG; Eliason, EJ | Population-specific variability in the thermal performance of Fraser River Chinook salmon |
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65 | | 65-6 | Spranger, RR*; Sinervo, BR | Incubation temperature and maternal effects on thermal physiology in Ambystoma mexicanum |
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65 | | 65-7 | ElShafie, SJ | Does body size correspond to environmental temperature in reptiles over geologic time scales? |
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65 | | 65-8 | Woodruff, MJ*; Rosvall, KA | Assessing the functional consequences of climate change: tissue-specific responses to heat in a wild bird |
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65 | | 65-9 | Chmura, HE*; Burrell, G; Buck, CL; Barnes, BM; Williams, CT | Soil freeze date and onset of sub-zero heterothermy in hibernating arctic ground squirrels track climate change in Arctic Alaska |
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65 | | 65-10 | Ajayi, OM*; Oyen, KJ; Benoit, JB | Timing and severity of stressful temperature exposures influence egg development and hatching success in multiple Ixodid ticks |
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65 | | 65-11 | Riddell, EA*; Mutanen, M; Ghalambor, CK | Sensitivity of thermal tolerance to precipitation and humidity in a high-latitude click beetle |
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65 | | 65-12 | Aragon Traverso, JH*; Melian, AD; Sanabria, EA; Quiroga, LB; Espinoza, RE | Widow Wars: Testing the Mechanisms Underlying Invasion Success of a Globally Invasive Spider |
