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 S3

S3: DNA metabarcoding across disciplines: sequencing our way to greater understanding across scales of biological organization (SICB-wide)

Day: Wed Jan 5 - 08:00-15:30 Chairs: Anna Forsman

Session	Time	#	Author(s)	Title
S3		S3-4	Hoenig, BD*; Trevelline, BK; Latta, SC; Porter, BA	Integrating DNA metabarcoding and stable isotope analysis for improved dietary characterizations
S3		S3-10	Weinstein, SB; Stephens, WZ; Round, JL; Dearing, MD*	Wild herbivorous mammals (genus Neotoma) host a diverse but transient assemblage of fungi
S3	08:00	S3-1	Gaither, MR*; Farrell, E; Reaume, A; Kumar, G	Putting eDNA into practice: eDNA biodiversity assessments across diverse coastal systems
S3	08:30	S3-2	Leray, M*; Nguyen, BN; Connolly, S; Knight, N; Altieri, AH; Paulay, G; Lasley, RM; Michonneau, F; McMillan, WO; Crandall, KA; Knowlton, N	Magnitude, distribution and drivers of biodiversity across a Caribbean seascape
S3	09:00	S3-3	Jones, L; Christie, L; Lowe, A; Witter, L; Creer, S; de Vere, N*	Using pollen DNA metabarcoding to understand floral resource use by honeybees and other pollinators.
S3	11:00	S3-6	Kohl, KD	Integrating microbiome data with measurements of host physiology and performance
S3	11:30	S3-7	Longo, AV	Metabarcoding approaches in amphibian disease ecology: Integrating taxonomy and function to predict host-pathogen interactions
S3	13:30	S3-8	Savage, AE*; LaFond, JC; Martin, KR	Metabarcoding for population immunogenetics: quantifying relationships between MHC polymorphisms and disease susceptibility in invasive and native amphibian populations
S3	14:00	S3-9	Craine, JM	Metabarcoding of North American Herbivore Diets
S3	15:00	S3-11	Weinstein, SB*; Martínez-Mota, R; Stapleton, TE; Klure, DM; Greenhalgh, R; Orr, TJ; Dale, C; Kohl, KD; Dearing, MD	Microbiome stability and structure is governed by host phylogeny over diet and geography in woodrats (Neotoma spp.)