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 S5

S5: Lesser known transitions: organismal form and function across abiotic gradients

Day: Wed Jan 5 - 08:30-15:30 Chairs: Charlotte Easterling

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Session	Time	#	Author(s)	Title
S5	08:30	S5-1	Easterling, CM*; Kolmann, MA; O’Donnell, MK	The lesser-known transitions: how animals navigate abiotic changes in their surrounding media
S5	09:00	S5-2	Cheu, AY*; Reed, SA; Mann, SD; Bergmann, PJ	Kinematic differences between running on water versus running on land in Anolis sagrei
S5	10:00	S5-3	Ryerson, WG*; Schwenk, K	In the water, on the water, out of the water: context-dependent tongue-flicking mechanics in watersnakes.
S5	10:30	S5-4	Lapsansky, AB*; Warrick, DR; Tobalske, BW	Diving birds are different beasts: Morphology and evolution of aquatic Aves
S5	11:00	S5-5	Kaczmarek, EB*; Gartner, SM; Brainerd, EL	Comparison of aquatic and aerial buccal pumping behaviors in African lungfish
S5	11:30	S5-6	Maie, T	Locomotor challenge of waterfall-climbing gobies in the wake of transition between media
S5	13:30	S5-7	Hale, ME*; Galdston, SA; Arnold, BW; Song, CB	The water to land transition submerged: Multifunctional design of paired fins for use in swimming and in association with underwater structures.
S5	14:00	S5-8	Farina, SC*; Amacker, KY; Simmons, M; Elcock, JN; Rollins, M; Gibb, AC; Evans, KM	Evolution of opercular jetting facilitates sediment fluidization in burying flatfishes
S5	14:30	S5-9	Ford, KL*; Albert, JS	Is the medium the message? Phylogenetic and functional diversity are not strongly shaped by abiotic gradients in freshwater electric fishes.
S5	15:00	S5-10	Groom, DJE	High-flying hummingbirds: Combining energetics with morphology and physiology to understand life at high elevation