SICB Annual Meeting 2022
January 3 - 7, 2022

Online Schedule

All times below refer to Phoenix local time.

The following program is preliminary and subject to change, and not all events are listed yet. If you notice a problem, please contact Jake Socha at ProgramOfficer@sicb.org. For those people who are presenting only on SICB+ (virtual only), your presentation will be listed as soon as possible. (SICB+ programming hasn’t been completed.)

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Session S10

S10: Integrating ecology and biomechanics to investigate patterns of phenotypic diversity: Evolution, development, and functional traits

Day: Fri Jan 7 - 08:30-16:00 Chairs: Lara Ferry, Tim Higham

Session	Time	#	Author(s)	Title
S10		S10-6	Martone, PT*; Janot, K	Evolutionary patterns in chemical composition and biomechanics of joints in wave-swept, segmented seaweeds.
S10	08:30	S10-1	Ferry, LA*; Higham, TE	Introduction to the Symposium: Integrating ecology and biomechanics to investigate patterns of phenotypic diversity: Evolution, development, and functional traits
S10	09:00	S10-2	Foster, KL*; Selvitella, AM	Anolis ecomorph biomechanics across arboreal environments: What can machine learning tell us about behavioral plasticity in lizards?
S10	10:00	S10-3	Lauder, GV	Robotics as a comparative method in ecology and evolutionary biology
S10	10:30	S10-4	Wolf, Z*; Lauder, G	The Pneufish on the Block: Using soft robotic models to investigate the diversity of fish swimming kinematic
S10	11:00	S10-5	Higham, TE*; Schmitz, L; Niklas, KJ	The evolution of material properties in relation to ecology in plants
S10	13:30	S10-7	Cox, SM*; Salzano, MQ; Katugam, K; Piazza, SJ; Rubenson, J	Birds, biomechanics and botox; Lessons about levels of analyses in studies of plasticity across ontogeny
S10	14:00	S10-8	Anderson, PSL; Kawano, SMK*	Different traits at different rates: The effects of dynamic strain rate on structural traits in biology
S10	14:30	S10-9	Newcomb, LA; Cannistra1, AF; Carrington, E	Ecomechanics of mussel attachment in a warming ocean: divergent effects on multiple functional traits predict range shifts in two congener species
S10	15:00	S10-10	Di Santo, V	Energetics and biomechanics of fish locomotion under climate change
S10	15:30	S10-11	Surapaneni, V A*; Schindler, M; de Faria, L; Ziege, R; Bidan, C; Mollen, F; Amini, S; Hanna, S; Dean, M	Groovy and gnarly: Surface wrinkles as a multi-functional motif for terrestrial and marine environments