Conference Program - Deutsche Zoologische Gesellschaft eV

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German Zoological Society 105th Annual Meeting
Conference Program
September 21 – 24, 2012
University of Konstanz, Germany
Welcome
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Welcome
Dear Friends of the Zoological Sciences!
At a Glanc
Welcome to Konstanz, to the 105th annual meeting of the German Zoological
Society (Deutsche Zoologische Gesellschaft, DZG) – it is a great pleasure and
an honor to have you here as our guests!
We are delighted to have presentations of the best and most recent research in
Zoology from Germany. The emphasis this year is on evolutionary biology and
neurobiology, reflecting the research foci the host laboratories from the University of Konstanz, but, as every year, all Fachgruppen of our society are represented – and this promises to be a lively, diverse and interesting conference. You
will recognize the standard schedule of our yearly DZG meetings: invited talks
by the Fachgruppen, oral presentations organized by the Fachgruppen, keynote
speakers for all to be inspired by, and plenty of time and space to meet and
discuss in front of posters. This year we were able to attract a particularly large
number of keynote speakers from all over the world. Furthermore, this year we
have added something new to the DZG meeting: timely symposia about genomics, olfaction, and about Daphnia as a model in ecology and evolution. Also,
a symposium entirely organized by the PhD-Students of our International Max
Planck Research School “Organismal Biology” complements the program.
We hope that you will have a chance also to take advantage of the touristic
offerings of beautiful Konstanz and the Bodensee. The lake is clean and in most
places it is easily accessed for a swim, so don’t forget to bring your swim suits. A
record turnout of almost 600 participants who have registered for this year’s DZG
meeting is a testament both to the attractiveness of Konstanz for scientific and
touristic reasons alike. Our hope is that this year’s DZG meeting will contribute to
a further strengthening of the scientific standing of Zoology in Germany. We also
hope that this conference will provide an opportunity in particular for young scientist to showcase their best research not only nationally, but also internationally.
We would like to thank the sponsors for their valuable financial contributions,
the DZG and in particular Sabine Giessler for help in organizing this event. The
University of Konstanz provided substantial support in various forms without
which this meeting would not have been possible - this is much appreciated.
In particular, we would like to thank Mrs. Anne Zitzelsberger from our “events
management” for her commitment and skills in organizing this meeting.
As local organizers we are glad to have you here, and we are looking forward to
four days of excellent science! We hope that you will enjoy your stay in Konstanz
and that you will be stimulated by the exciting research that you will be able to
hear and see at this year’s meeting of the Deutsche Zoologische Gesellschaft.
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General
information
Friday
Keynote
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Program at a glance
Friday
At a Glanc
Maps
08:30
Key Note: Christiane Weirauch
09:00
09:30
General
information
Keynote
Key Note: Alison Mercer
Coffee break
10:30
Neurobiology 1
Behavior Biology1
Special Guest Lecture
Ecology 1
Alistair Mc Gregor
Neurobiology 2
Physiology 1
Evolutionary biology 1
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11:30
12:00
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12:30
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13:00
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Satellite
Symposia
Lunch break
15:30
16:00
Study group
meetings
4 blocks of 6 short presentations:
Neurobiology, Evolutionary Biology,
Morphology, Physiology
Meeting of
speakers of
study groups
DZG Board
Meeting
16:30
ANN
09:00
09:30
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
13:00
Coffee break
Behavioral Biology, Developmental Biology,
Evolutionary Biology, Zoological Systematics
14:00
14:30
15:00
15:30
16:00
17:00
Daphnia
17:30
17:30
Genomics
18:00
18:00
IMPRS
18:30
Welcome address
19:00
Key Note: Scott Edwards
20:30
21:00
21:30
Special Guest Lecture: Hans Hofmann
Special Guest Lecture: Catherine Carr
Coffee break
Behavior Biology 2
Physiology 2
Zoological Systematics 1
James Poulet
Evolutionary biology 2
3 blocks of 2 short presentations
Neurobiology, Ecology, Morphology
Lunch break
Zeiss lecture
Emmanuel G.
Reynaud
Neurobiology, Ecology, Morphology,
Behavioural Biology, Evolutionary Biology,
Physiology
Postersession II
Ecology 2
Zoological Systematics 2
Developmental Biology 1
Morphology1
Developmental Biology 2
Morphology2
Lunch break
Neurobiology, Morphology, Evolutionary Biology, Developmental Biology
Coffee break
Coffee break
Postersession
Behavioural Biology, Ecology,
Zoological Systematics, Physiology
DZG general meeting
Introductory Lecture (Konzil)
Axel Meyer and Peter Berthold
Award of the Karl-Ritter-von-FrischMedal and public talk of the laureate:
Horst Bleckmann
19:00
19:30
Postersession I
Coffee break
18:30
19:30
20:00
Key Note: David Reznick
16:30
17:00
Olfaction
Monday
Key Note: Chris Jiggins
13:30
14:00
15:00
08:30
12:30
13:30
14:30
Sunday
10:00
10:00
11:00
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Saturday
20:00
Public Key Note (Konzil)
Randolf Menzel
20:30
21:00
21:30
Boattrip and awards
Thursday
Friday
Anthopod
Neuroscience
Networt (ANN)
Symposium
(M 629)
Saturday
"Daphnia as a
model in ecological
an evolutionary
research"
Symposium
(R 513)
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ANN
Ebene M 6
Sunday
Daphnia
"Genomics of
adaptation and
populations
genomics"
"Grand
challenges
in sexual
selection and
eco-evolutionary processes
(IMPRS)"
Monday
"Olfaction
across species
and systems"
Symposium
(M 627)
(Audimax)
Symposium
(M 629)
Posters
Satellite
Symposia
Cafeteria / Mensa
Symposium
(R 513)
Olfaction
Audimax
(600)
Olfaction
Anthopod
Neuroscience
Networt (ANN)
Symposium
(M 629)
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IMPRS
704
IMPRS
lecture rooms
Genomics
701
Genomics
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Ebene A 7
ANN
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Keynote
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General
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General
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lecture rooms
Satellite
Symposia
08:30
09:00
09:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
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12:30
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At a Glanc
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Symposia at a glance
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General Informations
Ebene A 5
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to lecture rooms M
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University of Konstanz
Universitätsstraße 10
78464 Konstanz
Phone: +49 (0) 75 31/88-00
www.uni-konstanz.de
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General
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lecture rooms R
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Conference Organization Team
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Conference venue
Scientific direction:
Giovanni Galizia
Chair Neurobiology
Tel. +49 (0) 75 31/88-22 38 oder -36 32
[email protected]
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to Cafeteria/
Mensa
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Axel Meyer
Chair Zoology / Evolutionary biology
Tel. +49 (0) 75 31/88-41 63
[email protected]
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Organizational director:
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Anne Zitzelsberger
Event and conference management
Tel. +49 (0) 7531/88-5276
[email protected]
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www.dzg2012.de
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Registration desk (Friday, September 21, 2012)
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Daphnia
Genomics
up to
lecture rooms A/
trade exhebition
IMPRS
Olfaction
12:00 – 20:00
The registration desk ist located at the Main entrance in A5 (coming from the
bus stop). Here you will get: Conference map, Name badges, poster numbers,
generell information, bus plan etc.
Information desk (Saturday, Sunday, Monday) Foyer A5
Information desk
Saturday:08:00 – 18:00
Sunday: 08:00 – 19:00
Monday: 08:00 – 19:00
Conference phone number: +49 (0) 75 31/88-45 45
restrooms
Posters
Daphnia
Genomics
IMPRS
Olfaction
General
information
Poster exhibition
Restrooms
Posters can be put up on Friday, 14:00 – 18:00.
You will receive information about your poster number and the place where to
display it at the registration desk.
– at the back entrance of plattform A5 (look for signs)
– on plattform K4 before you reach the cafeteria (look for signs)
Poster sessions
Taxi Vereinigung +49 (0) 75 31/2 22 22
Taxi Dornheim +49 (0) 75 31/6 77 77
Taxi Haberbosch +49 (0) 75 31/4 48 00
Keynote
Friday, September 21, 2012, between 20:00 and 22:00
(20:00 – 21:00 = presenting even numbers; 21:00 – 22:00 presenting odd numbers)
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Sunday, September 23, 2012, between 15:30 and 17:00
(15:30 –16:15 = presenting even numbers; 16:15 – 17:00 = presenting odd numbers)
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Taxi service
Bus shuttle
Saturday, Sunday, Monday (September 22 – 24, 2012) during the lunch breaks
Because the busses to and from the university on weekends are not running as
frequently as during the week we organized some shuttle busses for peak times.
Oral presentations
Extra busses:
In each lecture hall will be a fixed computer. Your ppt-files need to be on USBsticks and handed to the session assistant in the lecture hall where your talk will
take place before the sessions begin, if possible the day before your talk (latest
during lunch breaks or coffee breaks before your session).
Friday evening
after the opening reception; from the university to the train station
(city center): 22:05
Saturday morning
From the train station (city center) to the university: 08:00
Regular bus 9 leaves the train station at 08:01h for University.
Saturday evening
From the university to the train station (city center): 17:43
Sunday morning
Two extra busses from the train station to the university: 08:00
!!Be aware: there are no regular busses running to the university on Sunday
morning!!
Sunday evening
For people who will take part in the boat trip and will participate in the DZG
member assembly: From the university to Konstanz harbour: 19:15
Monday morning
From the train station (city center) to the university: 08:00
Regular bus 9 leaves the train station at 08:01 for the university.
Monday evening
From the university to the train station (city center): 22:15
You have 10 min for your talk and 5 min for discussion, session assistants and
chairmen are advised to strictly adhere to the presentation time.
W-LAN
– Login Information is provided on the back of the name badges
– if your institution is part of the eduroam network you can also access the
internet via Eduroam (http://www.rz.uni-konstanz.de/angebote/internetzugang/
wireless-lan/eduroam/)
Work stations
ANN
– work stations are located on plattform A6
Food and drinks
The conference fee coveres coffee breaks, beer and pretzels at the poster session on Friday evening and a snack in the evening event at the Konzil (Saturday).
Excluded are the lunches and Boat trip.
Lunches
will be served in the cafeteria (Mensa) on plattform K6
Saturday: from 12:30 till 14:00
Sunday: from 12:30 till 14:00
Monday: from 12:30 till 14:00
Coffee breaks
Coffee breaks: 10:30 – 11:00 and 15:30 – 16:00
There will be coffee and cold drinks on plattform A5, A6 and A7.
General
information
Keynote
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Social events and awards
Tourist information
Evening at the Konzil
Saturday, September 22, 2012 | 19:00
Public talk (in german language) and get-together
Randolf Menzel (Berlin)
"Wie ein kleines Gehirn aus Erfahrung lernt (Eine Reise in das Gehirn der Honigbiene)"
The official tourist information is located at the main train station in the city centre.
You can also visit the websites:
http://www.konstanz.de/en/index.html
http://www.constance-lake-constance.com/start.html
Award of the Karl-Ritter-von-Frisch-Medal (public talk, in german language)
Monday, September 24, 2012, Audimax/University, 19:00
Laureate: Horst Bleckmann (Bonn)
"Die Welt der Sinne"
Directions to the University of Konstanz
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Boat trip
Sunday, September 23, 2012, 19:45 – 23:00
Boat trip on Lake Constanze with the MS Überlingen.
Leaving the harbour at 20:00
Award of the "Werner Rathmayerpreis" and "Posterprizes"
Banking service, currency
Euro € (EUR) is the official currency in Germany. There is a bank machine in the foyer of the university (A5). Cash mashines can also be found in various banks in the
city centre. Major credit cards are accepted in most hotels, shops and restaurants.
Shopping in Konstanz
There are many opportunities to go on a shopping spree in Konstanz.
Most stores are open from 09:00 to 18:00 on weekdays and on Saturdays
http://www.konstanz.de/en/01800/01802/index.html
http://www.konstanz-zieht-an.de
http://www.treffpunkt-konstanz.de/konstanzer_einkaufsfuehrer
Eating in Konstanz
There are a wide variety of restaurants in Konstanz. Whether you prefer traditional German, Mediterranean, Indian, Chinese or Thai food – there is a restaurant for every taste.
To find a restaurant check out the following sites:
http://www.konstanz.city-map.de/01010001/restaurants
http://diningout.de
http://www.hierschmeckts.de/Restaurants-Konstanz.html
By car
From Stuttgart (180 km /110 miles)
Take the A81 towards Singen. From interchange Hegau follow road signs to
Konstanz. In Konstanz follow the road signs "Universität".
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From Munich (220 km /140 miles)
Take the A96 towards Lindau. In Lindau switch to B31 towards Meersburg. Take
the ferry from Meersburg to Konstanz and follow the road signs "Universität".
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From Zurich (75 km /45 miles)
Take the A7 towards Kreuzlingen/Konstanz. After crossing the border follow
signs towards "Mainau" till "Universität" is signposted.
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Parking
Parking at the university is possible on four different parking-areas as signposted. The parking decks "Nord" and "Süd" are closest to the university.
For your individual journey see: www.map24.de
By train
From Radolfzell:
Take the SBB train to Konstanz-Wollmatingen. At the train station you can take
the bus 11. Get off at the stop "University".
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By bus
From the city centre/train station:
Line 9A und 9B: Get off at the stop "University".
Line 4: Get off at the stop "Egg" and walk uphill from there.
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From Wollmatingen:
Line 11: Stops: e.g. train station Wollmatingen. Get off at the stop "University".
Olfaction
From Dettingen and Wallhausen:
Line 4: Get off at the stop "Egg" and walk uphill from there.
You will find bus plans included in your conference map.
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By ferry
Go by ferry from Meersburg to Konstanz. Take bus route 1 (the bus stop is situated on the left when getting off the ferry) to "Tannenhof" and change here for 9B
at the bus stop on the other side of the road. The university is the last stop.
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From Zurich airport
Trains leaving to Konstanz every half an hour at 18 min and 48 min after the
hour from track 1.
Monday to Friday: between 05:15 and 23:18
Saturday:
between 05:47 and 00:57
Sunday: between 05:47 and 23:18
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For your individual journey see: www.sbb.ch
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Shuttle service from Zurich Airport
The shuttle service A1 Taxi Constant offers individual pick ups from the terminal
and transportation to Constance with a Taxi or Shuttle bus for 1 to 14 people.
Reservations for minibus-tranfers have to be ordered 4 days in advance. Online
reservation and payment on invoice (payment within 10 days) are possible.
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Contact:
www.a-taxi.ch
[email protected]
Phone: +41 43817 44 44
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Have a safe journey! We are looking forward to welcoming you in Konstanz!
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City of Constance
With a population of over 80,000 inhabitants and a land area of 54 km² (encompassing a total of 15 city districts spanning both sides of the out-flowing Rhine)
Constance is the largest city on Lake Constance.
Situated in the very south of Germany, Constance shares its border with the Swiss
neighbouring city of Kreuzlingen.
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Boasting a 34 km long city shoreline, Constance charms and captivates both tourists and locals alike.
The city´s international flair and
more than 3,300 shops and businesses contribute to its reputation
as an attractive and appealing science and business location.
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Port entry of Constance with the "Imperia"
Constance´s roots date back to
antiquity - traces of civilization dating back to the late Stone Age, Roman settlements around 50 AD, and an economically prosperous Middle Ages. But is was
from 1414-1418 with the `Council of Constance´ that the city gained fame. The
`Council´ brought an end to the Three-Popes Controversy and, with it, the election of Pope Martin V.
Prior to 1414, 6,000 people lived
in Constance. During the `Council
of Constance´ the number of inhabitants, many of whom themselves
council participants, soared to a
staggering 80,000.
Traditional hotels and well-known
taverns and guesthouses indulge
their guests year-round with culinary delights from the Lake Constance region, be it from lake or
Lake of Constance with the alps in the background land.
This lively university town makes attending a conference in Constance even that
much more interesting. Virtually all nooks and crannies of the city impart a sense of past-meets-present. A good example is the historic old town (Niederburg)
with its picturesque alleyways ideal for a meandering walkabout or a downtown
shopping spree.
www.ScienceServices.de
General
information
Famous tourist attractions and places of interest are easily and quickly reached
from Constance. A few of the top attractions are: Mainau Island (the flower island) and two UNESCO World Heritage Sites - Reichenau Island (Benedictine
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Monastery Island) and the Pile Dwelling Museum (an open air museum of
reconstructed Stone and Bronze Age
stilt houses) in Unteruhldingen.
Southwest German Philharmonic Orchestra concerts, museum visits (Archaeological, Natural History and
History, Art and Culture, to name a
few), the City Theatre, Sea Life Constance, art exhibitions and traditional
festivals such as the "Konstanzer Fasnacht" (Shrove Tuesday Carnival) and
the "Konstanzer Seenachtsfest" (Lake Night Festival) with its spectacular fireworks
display will quickly fill any free days in your cultural calendar.
Key Note and Special Guest Talks
Using Constance as a base, you can easily explore nearby cities and towns. In
less than an hour, you can either travel by train to Zurich or sail by catamaran to
Friedrichshafen.
Key Note Chair: Giovanni Galizia
A mild climate, the internationality of the "3-Lands-Lake" and the unique ambience of a city rich in tradition all help to make Constance so beautiful.
Key Note
Friday, September 21, 2012
Welcome addressA 600 | 18:30
Uli Burchardt (major of Konstanz), Ulrich Rüdiger (principal University of Konstanz),
Hermann Wagner (president DZG)
Key Note Chair: Axel Meyer A 600 | 08:30
Christiane Weirauch (University of California-Riverside)
Bee killers and blood suckers – on the evolution of assassin bugs
Chair: Giovanni Galizia
A 600 | 09:30
Alison Mercer (University of Otago)
Social modulation of learning in honey bees
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Alistair McGregor (Oxford Brooks University)
Evolution of the regulation of cellular morphology in Drosophila
Welcome and introductory lecture
Public Key Note
A 600 | 11:00
Konzil | 19:00
Key Note
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Come and enjoy Constance and take a boatride on the lake!
Courtesy of Tourist Information of the city of Constance.
Chair: Axel Meyer Konzil | 19:30
Chair: Axel Meyer Phy
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A 600 | 08:30
Chris Jiggins (Cambridge University)
A butterfly genome offers insights into adaption and speciation
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Sunday, September 23, 2012
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Randolf Menzel (Freie Universität Berlin)
Wie ein kleines Gehirn aus Erfahrung lernt (Eine Reise in das Gehirn der Honigbiene)
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Geschichte der Biologie in Konstanz
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Saturday, September 22, 2012
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A 600 | 19:00
Scott Edwards (Harvard University)
Molecular Ecology in the 21st Century: Genomic Foundations of an Integrative
Science
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A 600 | 09:30
Hans Hofmann (University of Texas)
Variations on a Theme: Function and Evolution of a Vertebrate Social DecisionMaking Network
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Behavioral Biology
A 600 | 11:00
James Poulet (Berlin)
Cortical Processing during Behaviour
General
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Boattrip MS Konstanz
Harbour | 19:45
Award of the “Werner-Rathmayer-Preis” and Posterprizes
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Chair: Axel Meyer A 600 | 08:30
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David Reznick (University of California-Riverside)
Experimental Studies of the Interaction between Ecology and Evolution in a
Natural Ecosystem
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Catherine Carr (University of Maryland)
Evolution of sound localization circuits
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Invited speaker C
hair: Lars Lewejohann A 703 | 11:00
Andre Ganswindt
Omnis amans amens – Endocrine correlates of male reproductive behaviour in terrestrial megaherbivores
Andre Ganswindt
General
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Keynote
Chair: Lars Lewejohann
Monday, September 24, 2012
Key Note
Talks
Public talk and award of the Karl-Ritter-von-Frisch-Medal
A 600 | 09:30
A 600 | 19:00
Chair: Hermann Wagner
Laudator: Friedrich Barth
Laureate: Horst Bleckmann
Die Welt der Sinne
1Julie Duboscq
A 701 | 16:00
Behavioural trade-offs in macaques: a within-species perspective
Julie Duboscq, Antje Engelhardt, Bernard Thierry
2Christof Neumann
A 701 | 16:15
Stress levels, dominance rank and hierarchy dynamics in wild male
crested macaques (Macaca nigra)
Christof Neumann, Michael Heistermann, Muhammad Agil, Anja Widdig,
Antje Engelhardt
3Oliver Schülke
A 701 | 16:30
The evolution of coalitions among male primates – empirical test of
a mathematical model
Oliver Schülke, Andreas Berghänel , Annie Bissonnette, Bonaventura
Majolo, Christopher Young , Julia Ostner
4Julia Ostner
A 701 | 16:45
Stable heterosexual friendships in promiscuously mating wild Assamese macaques (Macaca assamensis)
Julia Ostner, Linda Vigilant, Jyotsna Bhagavatula, Mathias Franz, Oliver Schülke
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5Wolfgang Goymann
A 701 | 17:00
Parental effort in socially monogamous white-browed coucals (Centropus superciliosus) and classically polyandrous black coucals (C. grillii)
Wolfgang Goymann
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6Hanna Kastein
A 701 | 17:15
Discrimination of individuals by vocal communication in a bat,
Megaderma lyra
Hanna Kastein, Rebecca Winter, AK Vinoth Kumar, Sripathi Kandula,
Sabine Schmidt
IMPRS
bioquariat.de
entobooks.de
bioformicro.de
bioform.de
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Invited speaker C
hair: Antje Engelhardt
A 702 | 11:00
Jana Uher (Berlin)
Personality differences in nonhuman animals: Concepts,
approaches, and methods of measurement
Jana Uher
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Behavioral Biology
Chair: Christof Neumann
General
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7Irene Maria van den Heuvel
A 704 | 14:00
Land or Lover - Territorial defence and mutual mate guarding in a
duetting songbird
Irene M. van den Heuvel, Michael I. Cherry, Georg M. Klump
8Katja Heubel
A 704 | 14:15
Bad choosiness? Female competition makes females picky
Katja Heubel
9Inon Scharf
A 704 | 14:30
Characterizing the collective personality of ant societies
Inon Scharf, Andreas Modlmeier, Susanne Foitzik
10Jürgen Trettin
A 704 | 14:45
Experimentally induced queen-queen aggression in low-skew populations of a socially polymorphic ant
Jürgen Trettin, Thomas Seyferth, Jürgen Heinze
11Taina Conrad
A 704 | 15:00
The role of vibrational communication in mason bees
Taina Conrad, Robert J. Paxton, Manfred Ayasse
12Hellena Binz
A 704 | 15:15
Antipredator behavior in the wood cricket Nemobius sylvestris varies
among distinct spider species and their biological traits
Hellena Binz, Roman Bucher, Florian Menzel, Martin H. Entling
Chair: Julie Duboscq
13Dominic Kugel
A 701 | 16:00
Early memory phases in Nasonia vitripennis
Dominic Kugel, Daria Schurmann, Johannes Steidle
14Hanneke Poot
A 701 | 16:15
Song learning and tutor choice in a multi-tutor environment
Hanneke Poot, Andries Ter Maat, Lisa Trost, Manfred Gahr
15Stefan Leitner
A 701 | 16.30
Environmental and genetic control of brain and song structure in the
zebra finch
Stefan Leitner, Joseph L. Woodgate, Katherine L. Buchanan, Andrew T.D.
Bennett, Clive K. Catchpole
16Ingo Rischawy
A 701 | 16:45
Archerfish adjust a rapid motor decision to changed environmental laws
Ingo Rischawy, Stefan Schuster
17Anja Weidenmüller
A 701 | 17:00
Nest temperature homeostasis in a social insect: How bumblebee
colonies (B. terrestris) control the temperature of their brood
Anja Weidenmüller, Marco Smolla, Mirta Jacobs, Christoph Kleineidam
18Jakob Krieger
A 701 | 17:15
Giant Robber Crabs (Birgus latro) monitored from space GPS-based
telemetric studies on Christmas Island
Jakob Krieger, Ronald Grandy, Michelle Drew, Susanne Erland, Marcus
S. Stensmyr, Steffen Harzsch, Bill S. Hansson
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1Karl Radtke
Transient response to early life stress in a poeciliid Fish
Karl M. Radtke
2Anthi Apostolopoulou
Neuronal output from different subsets of Mushroom Body Kenyon
Cells is necessary for different types of associative olfactory learning
Anthi Apostolopoulou, Thum Andreas
3Lars Lewejohann
Spatial Learning and Corticosterone Stress Response in 5-HTT Knockout
Mice
Lars Lewejohann, Sandra Grauthoff, Rebecca Heiming, Sylvia Kaiser,
Angelika Schmitt, Norbert Sachser
4Annekatrin Widmann
High resolution setup for olfactory learning experiments in Drosophila larvae
Annekatrin Widmann, Andreas Thum
5Nicole Prinz
The influence of ∆9-tetrahydrocannabinol administration on retrieval
of spatial memory in the zebrafish (Danio rerio)
Nicole Prinz, Tim Ruhl, Gerhard von der Emde
6Theodora Fuss
Do sharks have a cognitive spatial map?
Theodora Fuss, Horst Bleckmann, Vera Schluessel
7Caroline Reinel
Archerfish can accurately determine three-dimensional distance in
less than 100 ms
Caroline Reinel, Stefan Schuster
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8Stefan Müller
Tracking program reveals rapid switching from open-loop to closed
loop in hunting archerfish
Stefan Müller, Stefan Schuster
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9Tim Ruhl
The endocannabinoid system and color discrimination in the zebrafish (Danio rerio)
Tim Ruhl, Alessandro Clausen, Gerhard von der Emde
10André Steiner
Responses of fishes to Kármán vortex streets and artificial fish generated wakes
André Steiner, Horst Bleckmann
11Sarah Schumacher
Discrmination of object shape during active electrolocation in the
weakly electric fish Gnathonemus petersii
Sarah Schumacher, Pol Bernard Gossiaux, Gerhard von der Emde
12Michael Blum
The electric eel economizes on its electric organ discharges, required
to paralyze prey until it is swallowed up
Michael Blum, Stefan Schuster, Wolfram Schulze, Peter Machnik
13Sabine Feyl
Orientation in electric fields: More than line-following in electrosensory predators?
Sabine Feyl, Peter Machnick, Wolfram Schulze, Stefan Schuster
14Gerhard von der Emde
Electrocommunication behaviour in two species of pulse-type weakly
electric fish (Mormyridae, Teleostei)
Gerhard von der Emde, Kristina Gebhardt, Miriam Böhme
15Nadja Grap
Nile crocodiles respond to water surface waves
Nadja Grap, Horst Bleckmann
16Philipp Krupczynski
Archerfish and the changing world: temperature affects latency but
not accuracy of the predictive start
Philipp Krupczynski, Stefan Schuster
17Etienne Campione
Brightness discrimination in the hunting spider Cupiennius salei
Etienne Campione, Axel Schmid
Behavioral Biology
18Paul Anthony Stevenson
Video-tracking movement analysis predicts a cricket's aggressiveness
and win chances
Paul A. Stevenson, Jacqueline Rose, Darron Cullen, Jan Rillich,
Stephen Simpso
19Manuela Zapka
Alarm pheromones and their effects on anxiety and escape behaviour in larval zebrafish (Danio rerio)
Manuela Zapka, Lisa Täubner, Marina Kretzschmar, Stefan Schuster
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20Francesca Santostefano
Linking personality traits, mating behaviour and colouration in the
guppy Poecilia reticulate
Francesca Santostefano, Kerry V. Fanson, John A. Endler, Peter A. Biro
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21Ana Catarina Miranda
Urbanization and the nature of animal personalities: a common garden experiment assessing novelty reactions in the Eurasian blackbird
(Turdus merula)
Ana Catarina Miranda, Holger Schielzeth, Tanja Sonntag, Jesko Partecke
22Anastasia Krasheninnikova
String-pulling performance in two Australian parrot species: how you
eat is that you are?
Anastasia Krasheninnikova
23Johanne Martens
Naturalized Amazon parrots in Stuttgart
Johanne Martens
24Sven Krackow
Automatic dominance hierarchy determination in the IntelliCage
Sven Krackow, Maris Alvarez, Hans-Peter Lipp
25Madlen Ziege
Let’s talk about... different things! Communication within and
among sexes in Farasan gazelles
Madlen Ziege, Torsten Wronski, Ann Apio, Martin Plath
26Yuki Henselek
Are horses sensitive to reward contingency in a numerical
competence task?
Yuki Henselek, Christian Schloegl, Julia Fischer
27Elfriede Kalcher-Sommersguter
Long-term evaluation of abnormal and affiliative social behaviour in
adult re-socialised chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes)
Elfriede Kalcher-Sommersguter, Signe Preuschoft, Karl Crailsheim,
Cornelia Franz-Schaider
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28Claudia Radler
Distribution of paternity within a large semi-captive group of Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata)
Claudia Radler, Cornelia Franz-Schaider, Kristina Sefc
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29Sarah Kiefer
Effects of supplementary bird feeding during breeding: a study on
great and blue tits
Sarah Kiefer, Silke Voigt-Heucke, Michael Weiss, Conny Bartsch,
Christian Voigt, Silke Kipper, Lena Schlag
30Eva Heeb
Context-specific colony defense in the red wood ant Fromica rufa:
Social interactions modulate aggressive behavior
Eva Linda Heeb, Christoph Kleineidam
31Harald Wolf
Assessment of food sources and food search strategies in desert ants
Cataglyphis fortis
Harald Wolf, Matthias Wittlinger, Siegfried Bolek
32Philip Schmitz
Habitat use of Bison bonasus in a low mountain range enclosure
Philip Schmitz, Stephanie Caspers, Klaudia Witte
33Peggy Gerullis
Activity of fins ensures a stable position during the focussing phase
of the archerfish shot
Peggy Gerullis, Stefan Schuster
34Ruben Andres Berthé
Body posture control in Drosophila during aerial maneuvering
Ruben Andres Berthé, Fritz-Olaf Lehmann
35Nazri Mohd Nasir
Body posture control in freely flying house flies during aerial perturbations
Nazri Mohd Nasir, Fritz-Olaf Lehmann
36Gerhard von der Emde
Spatial coding and receptive field properties of neurons in the
electrosensory lateral line lobe of Gnathonemus petersii stimulated
by real objects
Gerhard von der Emde, Simone Gertz, Jacob Engelmann
37Verena Grün
Influence of housing on blood T cell subsets in pregnant sows
Verena Grün, Sonja Schmucker, Volker Stefanski
37a M
arjolein Kruidhof
The influence of habitat complexity on parasitoid foraging behaviour
H. M. Kruidhof, A. Roberts, T. S. Hoffmeister
Developmental Biology
Talks
Chair: Nico Prpic-Schäper
19Jennifer Schmidt
A 704 | 16:00
The regulatory network of FoxN3 during Xenopus laevis head development
Jennifer Schmidt, Lennart Olsson
20Nathalie Feiner
A 704 | 16:15
Molecular phylogenetic, comparative genomic and expression analyses of Pax10, a novel sister gene of Pax4 and Pax6
Nathalie Feiner, Axel Meyer, Shigehiro Kuraku
21Peter Lesny
A 704 | 16:30
Transcription factors from the parasitic barnacle Sacculina carcini
(Crustacea: Rhizocephala) identified by transcriptomic analyses
Peter Lesny, Andreas Vilcinskas, Lars Podsiadlowski
22Franziska Anni Franke
A 704 | 16:45
Study of segment polarity genes in Onychophora (velvet worms):
Insights into the evolution of segmentation in Panarthropoda
Franziska Anni Franke, Georg Mayer
23Reinhard Schröder
A 704 | 17:00
FGF signalling organizes extraembryonic membrane formation and
integrity in the red flour beetle Tribolium castaneum
Reinhard Schröder, Rahul Sharma, Anke Beermann
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24Eileen Knorr
A 704 | 17:15
Post-embryonic functions of HSP90 the model beetle Tribolium
castaneum
Eileen Knorr, Andreas Vilcinskas
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Chair: Monika Hassel
A 701 | 11:30
Kristin Tessmar-Raible (Wien)
Shedding Light on Rhythms
Kristin Tessmar-Raible
Invited speaker C
hair: Niko Prpic-Schäper A 702 | 12:00
Benjamin Altenhein (Mainz)
Glial cell development in Drosophila: from cell fate
specification to function
Benjamin Altenhein
ANN
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Developmental Biology
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Chair: Reinhardt Schröder
25Anika Lidke
A 704 | 14:00
Estradiol promoted effects on the development of primordial germ
cells in the polychaete Platynereis dumerilii
Anika Lidke, Nicole Rebscher
Invited speaker
Chair: Gerlind Lehmann A 702 | 11:30
Kathrin Lampert (Bochum)
Does it have to be sex? Ecological and evolutionary
success of a clonal vertebrate, Poecilia formosa
Kathrin Lampert
26Beate Mittmann
A 704 | 14:15
Embryonic development and staging of the cobweb spider Parasteatoda tepidariorum C. L. KOCH, 1841 (syn.: Achaearanea tepidariorum; Araneomorphae, Theridiidae)
Beate Mittmann, Carsten Wolff
27Joris Bressan
A 704 | 14:30
Comparative analysis of the Cardiocondyla obscurior brain
Joris Bressan, Lukas Schrader, Simon G. Sprecher, Jan Oettler
28Christina Schulte
A 704 | 14:45
A transposon-mediated germline transformation system for the
honeybee Apis mellifera
Christina Schulte, Martin Beye
29Inga Nissen
A 704 | 15:00
Molecular control of sex determination in honeybees
Inga Nissen, Martin Beye
30Monika Hassel
A 704 | 15:15
MAPK signaling is necessary for the final phase of bud detachment
and correlates with Sprouty expression
Monika Hassel, Christian Hasse, Ellen Lange, Ashwini Suryawanshi
Poster
38Yvette Kühnel
Hemocyte Identification in Embryos and Larvae of Manduca sexta L
1763 (Lepidoptera, Sphingidae)
Yvette Kühnel, Christoph-Rüdiger von Bredow, Tina Trenczek
39Jeanette Woopen
Immunohistochemical investigations of retinoid receptors in different
developmental stages of the locust Locusta migratoria
Jeanette Woopen, Jeyathevy Sivalingam, Jörg Mey, Peter Bräunig, Katrin
Göbbels
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Chair: Axel Hochkirch
31Holger Goerlitz
A 702 | 12:00
Functional impacts of global warming on prey detection ability
of echolocating bats
Holger R. Goerlitz, Jinhong Luo, Klemen Koselj, Sándor Zsebok,
Björn M. Siemers
32Rudy Jonker
A 702 | 12:15
Climate change and common buzzard survival: a complex case
Rudy M. Jonker, Nayden Chakarov, Oliver Krüger
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33Hannah Burger
A 702 | 14:00
An arthropod deterrent attracts a specialized bee to its host plants
Hannah Burger, Stefan Dötterl, Christopher M. Häberlein, Stefan Schulz,
Manfred Ayasse
34Christian von Hoermann
A 702 | 14:15
The attraction of newly emerged Nicrophorus vespilloides females
(Coleoptera: Silphidae) to odour bouquets of large cadavers (Sus
domesticus) in different stages of decomposition
Christian von Hoermann, Sandra Steiger, Josef K. Müller, Manfred Ayasse
35Christin Wurmitzer
A 702 | 14:30
Olfactory preferences in dung beetles (Scarabaeoidae: Geotrupidae
& Scarabaeidae)
Christin Wurmitzer, Belén Maldonado, Kai Dworschak, Federico Ocampo,
Nico Blüthgen, Thomas Schmitt
36Michael Heethoff
A 702 | 14:45
Chemical Ecology of oribatid mites – The significance of oil-gland
secretions for predator defense
Michael Heethoff
37Ann-Marie Rottler
A 702 | 15:00
Wax scent and its communication function in bumblebee colonies
Ann-Marie Rottler, Manfred Ayasse
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38Marko Rohlfs
A 702 | 15:15
Insect-fungus interactions driven by sex and toxins
Marko Rohlfs, Silvia Caballero Ortiz, Subhankar Chatterjee, Katharina
Döll, Petr Karlovsky, Stefan Scheu
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hair: Ingo Hahn
A 702 | 11:00
Stefan Lötters (Trier)
Ecological niches in Amazonian amphibians: linking macroecology to evolution
Stefan Lötters
Chair: Stefan Lötters
39Janos Hennicke
A 702 | 16:00
Foraging strategy and plasticity of the Abbott‘s Booby: keys to a
unique life history in an extreme environment?
Janos Hennicke, Henri Weimerskirch
40Frauke Krüger
A 702 | 16:15
Seasonal and geographical dietary variation in a typical European
trawling bat, Myotis dasycneme Boie, 1825
Frauke Krüger, Florian Gloza-Rausch, Martin Klempt, Silvia Kaschner,
Robert Sommer
41Tamara Pokorny
A 702 | 16:30
Long distance dispersal of male orchid bees across the Yucatán
peninsula
Tamara Pokorny, Nils Blumreiter, Javier Quezada-Euan, Thomas Eltz
42Robert Sigl
A 702 | 16:45
Plastic responses to food limitation in Acanthaster planci observed
by in vivo magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and subsequent 3D
modeling
Robert Sigl, Anastasia DeMotte, Christian Laforsch
43Ingo Hahn
A 702 | 17:00
2010 Chilean tsunami: impacts on soil, flora and fauna of the threatened ecosystem of Robinson Crusoe Island
Ingo J Hahn, Pablo M Vergara, Gerardo E Soto, Julia Baumeister
44Daniel Lewanzik
A 702 | 17:15
Artificial light at night affects ecosystem services provided by bats
Daniel Lewanzik
Ecology
Poster
40Isabelle Flaig
Recruitment behaviour and communication in Partamona orizabaensis
Isabelle C. Flaig, Ingrid Aguilar, Thomas Schmitt, Stefan Jarau
42Michael Gerth
Patterns of Wolbachia infections in bees (Anthophila)
Michael Gerth, Juliane Röthe, Denise Aumer, Christoph Bleidorn
43Holger Goerlitz
The sensory ecology of a predator-prey community: neural representation of bat predation risk in moths
Holger R. Goerlitz, Hannah M. ter Hofstede, Marc W. Holderied
44Monika Greschista
Oviposition is not necessary for long-term memory formation in the parasitoid wasp Nasonia vitripennis (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea: Pteromalidae)
Monika Greschista, Alexander Schinko, Steffen Hagenbucher, Daria
Schurmann, Johannes Steidle
45Axel Hochkirch
The combined effects of climate change and habitat fragmentation
on the decline of a flightless wetland grasshopper
Axel Hochkirch, Jessica Weyer, Katja Rohde, Michael Veit
46Hannes Imhof
A new, highly efficient method for the quantification of Plastic Particles in sediments of aquatic ecosystems
Hannes K. Imhof, Johannes Schmid, Reinhard Niessner, Natalia P. Ivleva,
Christian Laforsch
47Jes Johannesen
Invasion genetics of American fruit fly in Europe
Jes Johannesen, Nusha Keyghobadi, Christian Stauffer, Hannes Schuler,
Heidrun Vogt
48Simon Korn
New pheromones from granary weevils Sitophilus granarius?
Simon Korn, Denis Shcherbakov, Nicole Hainig, Till Tolasch,
Johannes L.M. Steidle
49Frauke Krüger
Eco-morphology of trawling Myotis’
Frauke Krüger, Stefan Greif, Sandor Zsebok, Robert Sommer, Björn Siemers
50Jan-Jakob Laux
Can insect eggs learn to fly? – Dispersal ecology and population
genetics of reed beetles (Genus: Macroplea)
Jan-Jakob Laux, Gregor Kölsch
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51Patrick Daniel Mack
A new pheromone compound in the sawtoothed grain beetle Oryzaephilus surinamensis
Patrick D. Mack, Susann Hötling, Till Tolasch, Stefan Schulz, Johannes
Steidle, Jana Collatz
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52Lea Mauz
Monitoring of the rare click beetle species Elater ferrugineus L. in
Baden-Württemberg using pheromone traps
Lea Mauz, Sabrina Reimann, Till Tolasch, Johannes L.M. Steidle
53Anja Portsch
Trade-off between dispersal and reproduction in the pygmy grasshopper Tetrix subulata (Orthoptera: Tetrigidae)
Anja Portsch, Arne W. Sehmann, Gerlind U.C. Lehmann
54Monika Poxleitner
Can a hybrid outcompete its parental species? - a life-history experiment with a 'super clone' (Daphnia galeata × longispina hybrid)
Monika Poxleitner, Johanna Griebel, Sabine Gießler, Justyna Wolinska
55Wesam Salah El-Dien Ali Meshrif
Genetic variation among Drosophila melanogaster isofemale lines
underlying cellular encapsulation of the parasitoid, Asobara tabida
Wesam S. Meshrif
56Gabi Schmid
The smell of death: Attractive carcass odours for the parasitic wasp
Nasonia vitripennis
Gabi Schmid, Pawel Malec, Till Tolasch, Joachim Ruther,
Johannes L.M. Steidle
Evolutionary Biology
Talks
Invited speaker C
hair: Thomas Schmitt
Anna Lindholm (Zürich)
Selfish genes in house mice
Anna Lindholm
A 703 | 12:00
Chair: Sandra Steiger
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45Ilka Kureck
A 702 | 14:00
Increased sexual investment in a highly inbred ant
Ilka Maria Kureck, Evelien Jongepier, Susanne Foitzik
46Michael Weber
A 702 | 14:15
Hierarchies, courtship and paternity: swordtail interactions in a
natural-like setting
Michael Weber, Julia Jones, Frederico Henning, Manfred Schartl, Axel Meyer
47Alexandra Schrempf
A 702 | 14:30
The consequences of double mating in Cardiocondyla obscurior
Alexandra Schrempf, Astrid Moser, Juergen Heinze
48Michaela Thoß
A 702 | 14:45
Parent-offspring correlations in heterozygosity enhanced by nonrandom mating and allelic frequencies
Michaela Thoß, Petteri Ilmonen, Kerstin Musolf, Felix Knauer, Dustin Penn
49Dieter Thomas Tietze
A 702 | 15:00
Evolution of traits in the song of leaf-warblers (Aves: Phylloscopidae)
Dieter Thomas Tietze, Balduin Fischer, Jochen Martens, Martin Päckert
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57Johannes Steidle
Phenology of Nasonia vitripennis, a parasitoid of fly pupae
Johannes L. M. Steidle, Maik Henrich, Pawel Malec
50Jannis Liedtke
A 702 | 15:15
When should cuckolded males care for extra-pair offspring?
Jannis Liedtke, Lutz Fromhage
Daphnia
58Julian Torres-Dowdall
Ecological and Evolutionary trade-offs as the cause of stable distribution
limits.
Julian Torres-Dowdall, Cameron Ghalambor
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59Monika Trienens
Chemical defense and reciprocal benefits mediate trophic interactions of Drosophila melanogaster with microfungi
Monika Trienens, Marko Rohlfs
60Martina Weiss
Population structure of Gammarus fossarum in a central German
low mountain range (Hochsauerland)
Martina Weiss, Marcus Liebert, Jan Macher, Ralph Tollrian, Florian Leese
Chair: Thomas Hoffmeister
51Enrico König
A 702 | 16:00
More than microbes: a new perspective about the evolution of antimicrobial peptides in the defensive skin secretion of anuran amphibians
Enrico König, Olaf R. P. Bininda-Emond, Chris Shaw
52Miriam Stock
A 702 | 16:15
Adaptation of a fungal pathogen to individual versus social immunity in ants
Miriam Stock, Anna V. Grasse, Sylvia Cremer
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53Phillip Gienapp
A 702 | 16:30
Predicting demographically sustainable rates of adaptation: can
great tit breeding time keep pace with climate change?
Phillip Gienapp, Marjolein Lof, Tom Reed, John McNamara, Simon
Verhulst, Marcel Visser
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54Sebastian Klaus
A 702 | 16:45
Rapid adaptation to cave life: The freshwater crabs of Bohol, Philippines
Sebastian Klaus
55Lukasz Mitko
A 702 | 17:00
Olfactory specialization in orchid bees and its role in speciation
Lukasz Mitko, Thomas Eltz 56Alexander Kupfer
Sperm storage in caecilian amphibians
Alexander Kupfer, Susanne Kuehnel
A 702 | 17:15
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A 703 | 11:30
Joe Hoffman (Bielefeld)
Heterozygosity and fitness in seals
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57Adina Renz
M 627 | 14:00
The mosaic evolution of the Dlx4 gene in the sauropsid lineage:
Phylogenetic and expression analysis
Adina J. Renz, Axel Meyer, Shigehiro Kuraku
58Oscar Brusa
M 627 | 14:15
Divergent evolution in the polymorphic granular poison-dart frog,
Oophaga granulifera: genetics, colouration, advertisement calls and
morphology.
Oscar Brusa, Adriana Bellati, Ivonne Meuche, Nicholas Mundy, Heike Pröhl
59J. Susanne Hauswaldt
M 627 | 14:30
Comparison of phylogeographies and transcriptome data of Rana
temporaria and R. dalmatina, two co-distributed species of Western
Palearctic brown frogs
J. Susanne Hauswaldt, Sebastian Steinfartz, Pablo Orozco-ter Wengel,
David R. Vieites, Miguel Vences
60Claudia Laurenzano
M 627 | 14:45
South American homogeneity versus Caribbean heterogeneity:
population genetic structure of the western Atlantic fiddler crab Uca
rapax (Brachyura, Ocypodidae)
Claudia Laurenzano, Christoph Schubart
61Jana Dömel
M 627 | 15:00
Phylogeographic structure and genetic diversity in the circumpolar
Southern Ocean sea spider Austropallene cornigera
Jana Sophie Dömel, Ralph Tollrian, Florian Leese
62Danilo Harms
M 627 | 15:15
Vicariance and the origins of diversity in pseudoscorpions (Arachnida:
Pseudoscorpiones)
Danilo Harms
Chair: Phillip Gienapp
63Frederico Henning
A 703 | 14:00
Genetics of polychromatism in the Midas cichlid
Frederico Henning, Shoji Fukamachi, Julia Jones, Paolo Franchin, Axel Meyer
64Gonzalo Machado Schiaffino
A 703 | 14:15
Phylogeography and colonization events of Ugandan crater lake cichlid fish
Gonzalo Machado-Schiaffino, Axel Meyer
65Ji Kang
A 703 | 14:30
Comprehensive phylogenetic analyses of the swordtails and platyfish (genus Xiphophorus) reveals that Xiphophorus monticolus is a hybrid species
Ji Hyoun Kang, Manfred Schartl, Axel Meyer
66Eugenia Zarza
A 703 | 14:45
Prior information as a tool for biogeographical and paleoclimatic
hypothesis comparison in a Bayesian framework
Eugenia Zarza
67Martin Plath
A 703 | 15:00
Gradient evolution of body coloration in surface- and cave-dwelling Poecilia mexicana and the role of phenotype-assortative female mate choice
Martin Plath, David Bierbach
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68Anne Weeda
A 703 | 15:15
Diploid males - the unknown sex: A study on mating behaviour and
fertility of diploid Bracon brevicornis males
Anne C. Weeda, Andra Thiel, Thomas Hoffmeister
Genomics
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61Bianca Aichinger
Do closely related marine coastal crab species hybridize? A case
example with European representatives of the genus Pilumnus
(Brachyura: Pilumnidae)
Bianca Aichinger, C.D. Schubart
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62Lutz Bachmann
Mitogenomics of the historic Spitsbergen Stock of Bowhead Whales
(Balaena mysticetus)
Lutz Bachmann, Joost Grond, Charlotte Lindqvist, Øystein Wiig
73Manuela Ferrari
Cooperation versus exploitation: communal nursing in house mice
(Mus domesticus)
Manuela Ferrari, Anna Lindholm, Barbara König
63Stephanie Bauerfeind
The effects of temperature and photoperiod on stress resistance
traits in Drosophila melanogaster
Stephanie Bauerfeind, Vanessa Kellermann, Neda Moghadam, Volker
Loeschcke, Klaus Fischer
74Carmelo Fruciano
Absence of cryptic diversity in Archocentrus centrarchus, a cichlid
living in sympatry with the Midas cichlid complex in the crater lakes
of Nicaragua
Carmelo Fruciano, Axel Meyer
64Patrick Beckers
Nemertean nervous system: Structure and phylogenetic evaluation
Thomas Bartolomaeus, Patrick Beckers
75Sonja Grath
Influence of degree and conservation of male-biased transcription
on the rate of amino acid substitution in Drosophila
Sonja Grath, John Parsch
65Gerhild Bornemann
Trade offs and operational sex ratio affect reproductive success in a
scorpionfly mating system
Gerhild Bornemann, Klaus Peter Sauer
66Christiane Bramer
Evolution of cardenolide sequestration and resistance in lygaeid bugs
Christiane Bramer, Georg Petschenka, Jürgen Deckert, Susanne Dobler
67Danon Clemes Cardoso
Terrestrial gene flow along the southern Brazilian coast: Phylogeopgraphy and genetic diversity of the endemic sand dune ant Mycetophylax simplex
Danon Clemes Cardoso, Maykon Passos Cristianno, Mara Garcia Tavares,
Christoph Schubart, Jürgen Heinze
76Meike Hiermes
The dynamics of UV-signals in the three-spined stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus L.)
Meike Hiermes, Ingolf P. Rick, Theo C. M. Bakker
77Cornelia Hinz
Influence of kinship and MHC class II genotype on visual traits in
zebrafish larvae (Danio rerio)
Cornelia Hinz, Alexander Hartmann, Katharina Gebhardt, Gabriele Gerlach
78Thomas Hoffmeister
Decision making in Nasonia vitripennis: influence of experience vs.
internal st
Thomas S. Hoffmeister, Andra Thiel, Mareike Koppik
68Safaa Dalla
How insects achieve resistance to dietary toxins ? in vitro tests of
amino acid substitutions in their Na,K-ATPase
Safaa Dalla, Susanne Dobler
79Martin Husemann
Population and species divergence in Lake Malawi rock-dwelling cichlids
Martin Husemann, Cagney McCauley, Michael Tobler, Baoqing Ding,
Patrick Danley
71Lars Dietz
New insights into the evolutionary history and the present distribution of the common Southern Ocean pycnogonid Colossendeis
megalonyx
Lars Dietz, Kathrin Krabbe, Johanna Spaak, Florian Leese
80Regina Jäckel
Metapopulation structure in a leaf beetle driven by a reproductive parasite
Regina Jäckel, Susanne Dobler
72Vasco Elbrecht
Connectivity and dispersal potential of Dinocras cephalotes populations
(Plecoptera): A population genetic case study in the Sauerland region
Vasco Elbrecht, Florian Leese
81Nathalie Kaffenberger
The phylogenetics behind community assembly: phylogenetic structure of lowland rainforest anuran communities in Central Guyana
Nathalie Kaffenberger, Monique Hoelting, Raffael Ernst
82Dorothea Kimpel
Population differentiation in Synchaeta pectinata (Rotifera): Is 'everything everywhere' or is 'nothing nowhere'?
Dorothea Kimpel, Alena Jenn, Olaf R.P. Bininda-Emonds, Gabriele Gerlach, Julia Gockel
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83Ulrich Knief
QTL mapping of beak morphology in the zebra finch
Ulrich Knief, Holger Schielzeth, Bart Kempenaers, Hans Ellegren,
Wolfgang Forstmeier
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84Nina Kniel
Mate-choice copying in female zebra finches Taeniopygia guttata
castanotis – Tests of alternatives
Nina Kniel, Ines Hecht, Jennifer Schmitz, Klaudia Witte
85Gregor Kölsch
Where do you come from? Sagrinae and Donaciinae (Coleoptera,
Chrysomelidae) harbor similar bacterial endosymbionts
Gregor Kölsch, Dimitra Synefiaridou
86Henrik Kusche
Mouth asymmetry in scale-eating cichlid fish is not a discrete dimorphism afterall
Henrik Kusche, Hyuk Je Lee, Axel Meyer
87Hyuk Lee
Handed foraging behavior in scale-eating cichlid fish: does head
asymmetry predict feeding direction?
Hyuk Je Lee
88Gerlind U.C. Lehmann
Manipulating experiments on the role of internal genitalia in a bushcricket (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae): anchors or stimulatory devices?
Gerlind U.C. Lehmann, Nadja C. Wulff
93Maykon Passos Cristiano
Phylogeography of the leafcutting ant Acromyrmex striatus: reconstruction of the demographic history of an open-environment associated
species
Maykon Passos Cristiano, Danon Clemes Cardoso, Christoph Schubart,
Tânia Maria Fernandes-Salomão, Jürgen Heinze
94Markus Pfenninger
From the niche to the gene – genomic basis of niche segregation
among two cryptic sister spieces of non-biting midges
Markus Pfenninger
95Maria Rusche
Investigating age effects on blue tit Cyanistes caeruleus sperm morphology
Maria Rusche, Janine Koch, Tim Schmoll
96Joachim Ruther
Pheromone evolution: how a protective wax layer becomes a sexual
signal
Joachim Ruther
97Tim Schmoll
Climate change and timing of reproduction in pied flycatchers:
Evolution not needed?
Tim Schmoll, Wolfgang Winkel, Loeske Kruuk
98Karin Schneeberger
Eco-Immunology of Mammals
Karin Schneeberger, Gábor Czirják, Christian Voigt
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89Marion Mehlis
The relationship between breeding coloration, sperm morphology and
sperm motility in three-spined sticklebacks (Gasterosteus aculeatus)
Marion Mehlis, Lukas K. Hilke, Theo C. M. Bakker
99Maximilian Schweinsberg
Intracolonial genetic variability in the scleractinian coral Acropora hyacinthus
Maximilian Schweinsberg, Raul Gonzales-Pech, Kathrin P. Lampert, Ralph Tollrian
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90Michael Mende
Natural History Collections as a window to the past - Historic-DNA
phylogeography of the Spurge Hawkmoth (Lepidoptera, Sphingidae)
in the Central Mediterranean
Michael B. Mende, Anna K. Hundsdoerfer
100Martin Schwentner
Cyclestheria hislopi (Crustacea: Branchiopoda): a group of morphologically cryptic species with origins in the Cretaceous
Martin Schwentner, Simon Clavier, Jørgen Olesen, Sameer Padhye, Brian
V. Timms, Stefan Richter
Daphnia
91Barbara Milutinovic
The Red Flour Beetle as a Model for Bacterial Oral Infections and
Host-Parasite Coevolution
Barbara Milutinovic, Clemens Stolpe, Robert Peuß, Sophie Armitage,
Christina Höfling Christina, Joachim Kurtz
101Sandra Steiger
No sex during biparental care: males adjust mating rate to female
reproductive condition
Sandra Steiger, Katharina Engel, Anne-Katrin Eggert, Christian von
Hoermann, Josef Müller
92Sabine Nöbel
Public information influences sperm transfer to females in sailfin molly males
Sabine Nöbel, Klaudia Witte
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102Christian Sturmbauer
Genetic differentiation in relation to body shape change in sympatric
and non-sympatric Tropheus populations of Lake Tanganyika
Christian Sturmbauer, Michaela Kerschbaumer, Philipp Mitteröcker, Nina
Znidaric, Christine Börger, Immanuel Karner
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103Meike Teschke
An evolutionary perspective on MHC sequence diversity
Meike Teschke, Inka Montero
104Anne Thielsch
Evolutionary history and current environmental changes explain contrasting population genetic structures in large-lake Daphnia species
Anne Thielsch, Robert Kraus, Klaus Schwenk
105Nicolas Thiercelin
Different gene flow and phylogeographic differentiation along the tropical American coastlines in the crab genera Aratus and Pachygrapsus
Nicolas Thiercelin, Christoph Schubart
106Timo Thünken
Kin competition: small, hungry juvenile P. taeniatus avoid shoaling with kin
Timo Thünken, Saskia Hesse, Denis Meuthen, Rebecca Kulbida, J. Alexander Müller, Theo C. M. Bakker
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Chair: Georg Mayer
69Markus Lambertz
A 703 | 14:00
Contributions to an understanding of pulmonary and associated
structures in cryptodiran turtles
Markus Lambertz, Steven F. Perry
70Falk Esser
A 703 | 14:15
Characterization of waterextraction from moist soil by moisture
harvesting lizards
Falk Esser, Philipp Comanns, Werner Baumgartner
71Nina Furchheim
A 703 | 14:30
Size matters when living in an intertidal washing machine: the
smallest known brachiopod Gwynia capsula
Nina Furchheim, Anne Kaulfuss, Carsten Lüter
72Ronald Seidel
A 703 | 14:45
3D reconstruction of brachiopod shells using non-invasive x-ray
computed tomography (µCT)
Ronald Seidel, Carsten Lüter
107Arndt Wellbrock
To bleed or not to bleed? – Validation of buccal swabs compared to
blood as DNA source for molecular sexing of birds
Arndt Wellbrock, Christina Bauch, Jan Rozman, Klaudia Witte
73Jörg U. Hammel
A 703 | 15:00
A modeling approach to understanding fluid dynamics and flow in
leuconoid sponge canal systems
Jörg U. Hammel, Henry Jahn, Florian Wolf, Felix Beckmann, Jaap Kaandorp, Michael Nickel
108Mareike Wurdack
Consequences of an arms race between a host and its three brood
parasites
M. Wurdack, J. Kroiss, E. Strohm, O. Niehuis, T. Schmitt
74Conrad Helm
A 703 | 15:15
The body musculature of polychaetes and allies: Implications for
muscular ground patterns within Annelida
Conrad Helm, Christoph Bleidorn
109Dietmar Zinner
Pleistocene mosaic of savannah refugia in East Africa: insights from
baboon mtDNA
Dietmar Zinner, Christina Keller, Christian Roos
110Antje Engelhardt
Towards a theoretical framework for understanding the variation in
female sexual traits among anthropoid primates
Antje Engelhardt, James P. Higham, Constance Dubuc
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75aPaavo Bergmann
A 703 | 12:00
Automictic parthenogenesis in the oribatid mite, Archegozetes longisetosus
Paavo Bergmann, Michael Laumann, Michael Heethoff
75b Temim Deli
A 703 | 12:15
Comparative phylogeography of two coastal crab species along the
African Mediterranean coast: Carcinus aestuarii (Carcinidae) versus
Pachygrapsus marmoratus (Grapsidae)
Temim Deli, Noureddine Chatti, Khaled Said, Christoph D. Schubart
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75cAlexander Bär
A 703 | 14:00
Comparative anatomical study reveals differences in the composition
of slime glands in Onychophora (velvet worms)
Alexander Bär, Georg Mayer
76Ivo de Sena Oliveira
A 703 | 14:15
Unexplored morphological character diversity in Onychophora (velvet
worms)
Ivo de Sena Oliveira, Georg Mayer
77Sebastian Schmelzle
A 703 | 14:30
The ptychoid defensive mechanism in Mesoplophoridae (Acari, Oribatida)
Sebastian Schmelzle, Michael Heethoff, Roy A. Norton
78Esther Appel
A 703 | 14:45
Resilin in the dragonfly wing veins
Esther Appel, Chung-Ping Lin, Stanislav Gorb
80Ute Eulitz
A 703 | 15:15
Coleoptera remains from a neolithic well 7200 years old
Ute Eulitz, Klaus-Dieter Klass
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A 703 | 11:30
Hendrik Müller (Jena)
Evolution of reproductive strategies and skeletal development in amphibians
Hendrik Müller
Invited speaker Chair: Peter Michalik
A 704 | 12:00
Ellen Schulz (Hamburg)
Chewing mechanics in mammals: 3D morphology of enamel wear
Ellen Schulz
Chair: Andy Sombke
81Martin Fritsch
A 702 | 14:00
Insights in the evolution of larval development in Branchiopoda
(Crustacea) using an Event-Pairing approach: First indications of the
evolutionary transformation towards Cladocera
Martin Fritsch, Stefan Richter
 82Julia Huber
A 702 | 14:15
Structure, mineral distribution and mechanical properties of the Pars
incisica cuticule
Julia Huber, Helge-Otto Fabritius, Andreas Ziegler
83Hans Peter Katzmann
A 702 | 14:30
Comparative SEM studies of the anterior ventral head region in
maxillopod and branchiopod representatives of the Euentomostraca
(Crustacea, Entomostraca)
Hans Peter Katzmann, Andreas Maas, Dieter Waloszek
84Sukhum Ruangchai
A 702 | 14:45
Local variations of cuticular architecture in the basis joint head of
Porcellio scaber peraeopods
Sukhum Ruangchai, Christian Reisecker, Sabine Hild, Andreas Ziegler
85Michael Heethoff
A 702 | 15:00
Functional morphology and bite performance of raptorial chelicerae
of camel spiders (Solifugae)
Michael Heethoff, Franz Langer, Arie van der Meijden
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86Stefan Blazek
A 702 | 15:15
Impact of UV-radiation on the bending resistance of barn owl and
pigeon feathers
Stefan Blazek, Hermann Wagner
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111David Altrock
Dynamics and functional morphology of contraction and expansion
in the calcareous sponge Clathrina clathrus
David Altrock, Christopher Arnold, Jörg Hammel, Felix Beckmann,
Alexander Ereskovsky, Michael Nickel
113Christoph Bleidorn
Immunocytochemical investigations of anterior regeneration in
Chaetozone caput-esocis (Cirratulidae, Annelida)
Christoph Bleidorn, Michael Weidhase, Conrad Helm
114Angelina Bösemann
Body stalk morphology and cell dynamics of the carnivorous sponge
Asbestopluma hypogaea during starvation, prey capture and digestion
Jörg U. Hammel, Angelina Bösemann, Felix Beckmann, Jean Vacelet,
Michael Nickel
115Christiane Casper
The morphology of the female genitalic region in libelluloid Odonata (Insecta: Pterygota)
Christiane Casper, Klaus-Dieter Klass
116Fabian Deister
Providing a more complete overview of the rotifer nervous system:
an example using Brachionus calyciflorus (Pallas, 1766)
Fabian Deister, Georg Mayer, Wilko H. Ahlrichs
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117Martin Heß
Das Fischgehirn in 3D: ein neuer Ansatz des funktionsmorphologischen Arbeitens
Marc Sieber, Maximilian Scheungrab, Mario Wullimann, Martin Heß
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118Katja Jaszkowiak
The mouthpart apparatus of Lithodes maja – functional morphology
and evolution
K. Jaszkowiak, J. Keiler, C. S. Wirkner, S. Richter
119Johanna Kaidel
The morphology of the female postabdomen of Apachyus chartaceus
(Insecta: Dermaptera: Apachyidae)
Johanna Kaidel, Klaus-Dieter Klass
120Sabrina Kaul-Strehlow
The formation of muscles in the medusa of Clytia hemisphaerica, Hydrozoa
Sabrina Kaul-Strehlow, Johanna Kraus, Ulrich Technau
121Matthes Kenning
An Ancestor's Tale: woodlice, slater and the conquest of land: insights from brain morphology of Saduria entomon Linnaeus, 1758
(Valvifera, Isopoda)
Matthes Kenning, Steffen Harzsch
122Verena Kutschera
Is there a coxa in malacostracan pleopods?
Verena Kutschera, Ina Schmidt, Andreas Maas, Dieter Walsozek
123Tobias Lehmann
Retinula axons and visual neuropils of the median and lateral eyes
of Euscorpius italicus (Herbst, 1800) (Scorpiones: Euscorpiidae)
Tobias Lehmann, Roland R. Melzer
124Fanny Leubner
The thorax of Comicus. Morphology and systematics of a strange
bushcricket.
Fanny Leubner, Benjamin Wipfler, Sven Bradler
125Elisabeth Lipke
Primary sperm conjugation in the spider family Caponiidae (Araneae)
and its implication on the evolution of sperm transfer forms in spiders
Elisabeth Lipke, Peter Michalik
126Gerd Mayer
Coexistence of native and non-indigenous gammarideans (Crustacea, Amphipoda) in Lake Constance – functional morphology of
mouthparts
Gerd Mayer, Andreas Maas, Dieter Waloszek
Morphology
127Roland Meyer
Morphology of the first zoeal stage of the spotted bumblebee shrimp
Gnathophyllum elegans Risso, 1816 (Decapoda: Caridea: Gnathophyllidae) studied with light and scanning EM microscopy
Roland Meyer, Tobias Lehmann, Roland R. Melzer, Hannes Geiselbrecht
128Benjamin Ott
The impact of mechanically induced wearing on the bending resistance of barn owl feathers
Benjamin Ott, Stefan Blazek, Hermann Wagner
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129Caren Pawlowski
Reconsidering hypotheses of cell constancy in rotifers using modern
microscopic methods
Caren Pawlowski, Georg Mayer, Wilko H. Ahlrichs
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130Felix Quade
The Chelae of Anomala: Function and Evolution
Felix Quade, Thomas Kleinteich, Stefan Richter
131Jendrian Riedel
Subdigital microornamentation of leaf chameleons (Brookesia,
Rhampholeon and Rippeleon)
Jendrian Riedel, Marlene Spinner, Horst Bleckmann, Wolfgang Böhme,
Stanislaw Gorb
132Sven Rossel
Characterization of a novel musculature in Mytilina mucronata
Müller 1773 (Rotifera) responsible for anti-predator behaviour
Sven Rossel, Wilko H. Ahlrichs
133Andy Sombke
New insights into the brain of Scutigera coleoptrata (Chilopoda):
optic neuropils, central body, and mushroom bodies
Andy Sombke, Steffen Harzsch
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93Christian Schopf
A 701 | 12:00
Hearing in aging grey mouse lemurs (Microcebus murinus)
Christian Schopf, Andrej Kral, Julia Tünsmeyer, Sabine B. R. Kästner, Elke
Zimmermann
Invited speaker C
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Boris Chagnaud (München)
Temporal patterning of vocalizations and prevention of
acoustic reafference – a lesson from vocalizing fish
Boris Chagnaud
Invited speaker C
hair: Christoph Kleineidam
A 704 | 11:30
Joerg T. Albert (London)
From circadian time keeping to species-specific hearing:
chordotonal contributions to mechanosensory behaviours
in Drosophila
Joerg T. Albert
Chair: Jacob Engelmann
87Adrian Klein
A 701 | 14:00
Medullary lateral line units of the common rudd, Scardinius erythropthalmus, are sensitive to Kármán vortex streets in terms of spike
rate and spike pattern
Adrian Klein, Jan Winkelnkemper, Horst Bleckmann
88Hendrik Herzog
A 701 | 14:15
Respiratory noise and lateral line function
Hendrik Herzog, Joachim Mogdans, Horst Bleckmann
89Peter Machnik
A 701 | 14:30
Functional stability: Archerfish compensate temperature effects that
occur at the level of the Mauthner-cell
Peter Machnik, Stefan Schuster
90Carlos Mora-Ferrer
A 701 | 14:45
Full-field motion vision: From photopic to scotopic conditions
Carlos Mora-Ferrer, Cornelius Steger
91Silke Künzel
A 701 | 15:00
Linking behavior and sensory processing: analysis of distance estimation capability in neurons of the Mormyrid ELL
Silke Küzel, Volker Hofmann, Juan Ignacio Sanguinetti Scheck, Jacob
Engelmann
92Vanessa Kassing
A 701 | 15:15
Monitoring single cell responses via calcium imaging in the optic
tectum of the adult zebrafish (Danio rerio)
Vanessa Kassing, Jacob Engelmann, Rafael Kurtz
Chair: James Poulet
94Alexander Fischer
A 701 | 12:15
GABA – relevant for hearing cues?
Alexander Fischer, Matthew Xu-Friedman, Eckhard Friauf, Désirée Griesemer
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95Norbert Boeddeker
A 701 | 14:00
Cue integration for navigation in bees, wasps and humans
Norbert Boeddeker
96Matthias Wittlinger
A 701 | 14:15
Odometry during passive transport in the desert ant Cataglyphis
Matthias Wittlinger
97Eva Berg
A 701 | 14:30
Single perturbations cause sustained changes in searching behavior
of stick insects
Eva Berg, Joachim Schmidt, Ansgar Büschges
98Reinhold Hustert
A 701 | 14:45
Leg-to-mouth coordination of locusts feeding on loose grass.
Reinhold Hustert, Anh-Vu Nguyen Anh-Vu
99Carmen R. Smarandache-Wellmann A 701 | 15:00
Network mechanisms of coordination for distributed neural oscillators
Carmen Smarandache-Wellmann
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100Matthias Gruhn
A 701 | 15:15
Body Side-specific Control of Motor Activity during Turning in an
Insect
Matthias Gruhn, Philipp Rosenbaum, Anke Borgmann, Ansgar Büschges
Genomics
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Chair: Joachim Schachtner
101Martin Kollmann
A 701 | 14:00
The different stages of the olfactory pathway of the red flour beetle
Tribolium castaneum
Martin Kollmann, Stefan Dippel, Sergius Frank, Stephanie Crombach,
Stefan Schütz, Ernst A. Wimmer, Joachim Schachtner
IMPRS
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102Christoph Kleineidam
A 701 | 14:15
Processing of simple and complex odor patterns within the antennal
lobe of social insects
Christoph Kleineidam
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103Marlene Binzer
A 701 | 14:30
Neuropeptides in the antennal lobe and the mushroom body of Tribolium castaneum: direct peptide profiling and immunohistology
Marlene Binzer, Carsten Michael Heuer, Joachim Schachtner
104Ricarda Scheiner
A 701 | 14:45
Biogenic amine receptors, response thresholds and division of labor
in honeybees
R. Scheiner, T. Reim, A. Toteva, M. Thamm, P. Chatterjee, S. V. Yi
105Marc Spehr
A 701 | 15:00
Mitochondrial calcium mobilization is a key element in olfactory
signaling
Marc Spehr, Daniela Fluegge, Lisa M. Moeller, Annika Cichy, Monika
Gorin, Agnes Weth, Sophie Veitinger, Silvia Cainarca, Stefan Lohmer,
Sabrina Corazza, Eva M. Neuhaus, Werner Baumgartner, Jennifer Spehr
106Andreas Thum
A 701 | 15:15
Learning and Memory in Drosophila Larvae
Andreas Thum
Poster
134Gerd Bicker
A dog is man's best friend, but can its olfactory ensheathing cells
help human neurons?
Gerd Bicker, F. Roloff, S. Ziege, S. Strauss, K. Reimers, J.D. Kocsis,
C. Radtke, W. Baumgärtner, K. Wewetzer
135Stefanie Blankenburg
Characterization of 2 GABA Receptor Subtypes involved in Cockroach Salivation
Stefanie Blankenburg, Wolfgang Blenau
136Ann-Juliane Breitenbach
Octopaminergic modulation of synaptic transmission between antennal mechanoreceptors and descending giant interneurones in the
cricket brain
Ann-Juliane Breitenbach, Stefan Schöneich, Paul A. Stevenson
137Martin Brill
Parallel processing within the bee's dual olfactory pathway
Martin F. Brill, Anneke Meyer, Martin P. Nawrot, Wolfgang Rössler
Neurobiology
138Hannah Burger
Have specialized bees evolved neural adaptations to locate their
host plants?
Hannah Burger, Giovanni Galizia, Stefan Dötterl, Sabine Kreissl,
Manfred Ayasse
139Peter Christ
Activity dependent plasticity in the olfactory system of adult Tribolium
castaneum
Peter Christ, Martin Kollmann, Joachim Schachtner
140Stephanie Friederike Crombach
Identification of putative GABAergic neurons in the brain and the
olfactory system of the red flour beetle Tribolium castaneum
Stephanie Crombach, Martin Kollmann, Joachim Schachtner
141Max Diesner
Allatostatin A expressing interneurons in the adult and larval antennal lobe of Drosophila melanogaster.
Max Diesner, Joachim Schachtner
142Roland Ferger
Adaptation in the auditory midbrain of the barn owl induced by
double stimulation
Roland Ferger, Philipp Tellers, Martin Singheiser, Mark von Campenhausen,
Hermann Wagner
143Jonas Finck
Identification and localization of TRP channels in the antenna of leafcutting ants (Atta vollenweideri)
Jonas Finck, Ewald Grosse-Wilde, Christoph J. Kleineidam
144Judith Förster
Determining Mode of Action of Pymetrozine – From Single Cell to
System Level
Judith Förster, Ulrich Ebbinghaus-Kintscher, Ansgar Büschges
145Ruth Maren Frings
Adaptive responses of peripheral lateral line units to dipole stimuli
Maren Frings, Joachim Mogdans
146Katrin B. Gehring
Characterization of the cAMP response element binding protein
(CREB) in the honeybee brain
Katrin B. Gehring, Karin Heufelder, D. Eisenhardt
147Jens Goldammer
Calcium imaging of retrogradely labeled retractor coxae neurons in
the stick insect Carausius morosus
Jens Goldammer, Cathleen Rotte, Joachim Schmidt, Peter Kloppenburg,
Ansgar Büschges
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148David Goyer
Giant Synapses in Vitro: A Co-Culture of Chicken Cochlear Ganglion
and Auditory Brainstem Neurons
David Goyer, Hermann Wagner, Thomas Künzel
159Shouwen Ma
Neural mechanism of auditory-vocal coupling in HVC for calling
communication of Zebra finch (Taeniopygia guttata)
Shouwen Ma, Lisa Trost, Andries Ter Maat, Manfred L. Gahr
149Silvia Gruhn
A neuro-mechanical model for curve walking in the stick insect
Silvia Daun-Gruhn, Sascha Knops, Tibor Toth
160Joachim Mogdans
Adaptation to dipole stimuli in brainstem lateral line units
Joachim Mogdans, Felix Clotten
150Volker Hofmann
Spatiotemporal analysis of static electric images: a tool to investigate
electric flow?
Volker Hofmann, Juan Ignacio Sanguinetti, Leonel Gómez-Sena,
Jacob Engelmann
161Daniel Münch
Mixture interactions in the periphery of the olfactory system - What
does banana smell like?
Daniel Münch, Ana F. Silbering, Benjamin Schmeichel, Giovanni Galizia
151Jennifer Ignatious Raja
Odor response profiles of Drosophila olfactory receptors from
heterologous expression in HEK293 cells
Jennifer Ignatious Raja, Vladimir Katanaev, Giovanni Galizia
152Mirta Jacobs
Sensory physiology of thermoreception in Bombus terrestris
Mirta J. Jacobs, Manuel Nagel, Christoph J. Kleineidam
153Felix Kaldenbach
Infrared vision in snakes: How neurons in the rattlesnake's tectum
opticum respond to a moving warm object
Felix Kaldenbach, Tobias Kohl, Horst Bleckmann
154Lutz Kettler
A double-stimulus paradigm for investigating adaptation in the barn
owl (Tyto alba): a behavioral approach
Lutz Kettler, Sandra Brill, Dana Zähringer, Hermann Wagner
155Nicholas Kirkerud
APIS - a new approach towards automatic conditioning of honey bees
Nicholas H. Kirkerud, David Gustav, Giovanni Galizia
156Thomas Laudes
New data for the Database of Odorant responses – DoOR
Thomas Laudes, Daniel Münch, Jennifer Ignatious Raja, Giovanni Galizia
157Kathrin Leupolz
Neuroanatomy of the archerfish Mauthner-cell
Kathrin Leupolz, Peter Machnik, Stefan Schuster
158Alja Lüdke
Prolonged odor information in the antennal lobe of Drosophila
melanogaster
Alja Lüdke, Kristina Dylla, Giovanni Galizia, Paul Szyszka
162Manuel Nagel
Thermosensation in the carpenter ant Camponotus rufipes
Manuel Nagel, Christoph J. Kleineidam
163 P
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How locusts perceive cold feet
Peter Bräunig, Katharina Krumpholz
164Anna Reifenrath
Neuropeptides in the Brain of Aedes aegypti – A Quantitative Analysis
Anna Reifenrath, Kunhi P. Siju, Christian Wegener, Susanne Neupert,
Jörg Kahnt, Bill S. Hansson, Frank Hauser, Reinhard Predel, Rickard
Ignell, Joachim Schachtner
165Tina Reim
Octopamine and division of labor in honey bees
Tina Reim, Arnd Baumann, Ricarda Scheiner
166Martin Strauch
ImageBee – A KNIME plugin for analysing calcium-imaging data
from the honeybee antennal lobe
Martin Strauch, Giovanni Galizia
167Johannes Strauß
Spatial arrangement of auditory receptors in Tettigoniidae: a comparative tracing study
Johannes Strauß, Gerlind C. U. Lehmann, Arne W. Lehmann, Reinhard
Lakes-Harlan Reinhard
168Philipp Tellers
Response Variability in Broadband Neurons of the Barn Owl Auditory
Pathway
Philipp Tellers, Kerstin Bülles, Hermann Wagner
169Vincent van Meir
Electrophysiological correlates of vocal plasticity in singing canaries
Vincent van Meir, Manfred Gahr
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170Michiel Vellema
Experience-dependent recurrence of vocal motor patterns
Michiel Vellema, Sabrina Bascones, Annemie van der Linden, Manfred Gahr
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171Hannah Wasser
Quantification of antennal afferent regeneration in the locust brain
after nerve crush
Hannah Wasser, Michael Stern
Invited speaker Chair: Thorsten Burmester
A 701 | 12:00
Miriam Götting (Hamburg)
Stress tolerance in fish and the role of globins
Miriam Götting
172Georg Welzel
Direct analysis of activity-dependend changes in gap junction conductivity in the leech
Georg Welzel, Stefan Schuster
Chair: Wolf-Michael Weber
173Andrea Wirmer
Neurons in the insect corpora allata
Andrea Wirmer, Alexander Heni, Harald Wolf
174Anne Wosnitza
Interleg Coordination in the Control of Walking Speed in Drosophila
Anne Wosnitz, Till Bockemühl, Michael Dübbert, Henrike Scholz,
Ansgar Büschges
175Lydia Zopf
Temperature and infrared detection in the blood sucking bug Rhodnius prolixus
Lydia Zopf, Claudio R. Lazzari, Harald Tichy
175aSusanne Seltmann
Hormone dependent electrical properties in freely behaving zebra finches
Susanne Seltmann, Lisa Trost, Andries ter Maat, Sebastien
Derégnaucourt, Manfred Gahr
107Annika Herwig
A 704 | 14:00
The role of hypothalamic thyroid hormones in energy balance
Annika Herwig, Anita Boelen, Perry Barrett
108Ina Hermann
A 704 | 14:15
The role of paxillin in alpha-hemolysin induced reorganisation of
focal adhesions in human airway epithelial cells
Ina Hermann, Susann Räth, Sabine Ziesemer, Jan-Peter Hildebrandt
109Ulrich Hoeger
A 704 | 14:30
Evidence for a common precursor in two Crustacean high density
lipoproteins, the large discoidal lipoprotein and the beta-glucan
binding protein
Ulrich Hoeger, Steffi Stieb, Ziv Roth, Isam Khalaila , Amir Sagi
110Andreas Ziegler
A 704 | 14:45
The effect of saline and organic matrix proteins from Porcellio scaber
sternal deposits on CaCO3 precipitation under near physiological
conditions
Andreas Ziegler, Sigrid Hennig, Helge-Otto Fabritius, Sabine Hild
111Saskia Lieberei
A 704 | 15:00
Identification of carriers for the uptake of plant secondary substances in Longitarsus jacobaeae (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae)
Saskia Lieberei , Susanne Dobler
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Alexander Tups (Marburg)
The interplay of leptin, insulin and nutrients in the hypothalamus:
A key to understand the pathophysiology of type II diabetes?
Alexander Tups
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A 704 | 17:00
113Andreas Vilcinskas
M 629 | 14:00
Epigenetic regulation of metamorphosis and immunity in insects
Andreas Vilcinskas
124Postertalk
A 704 | 17:15
114Christine Fink
M 629 | 14:15
Microbial communities in the fruit fly's intestine – what we can learn
about host-microbe interactions and the outcome of disturbing the
homeostatic situation
Christine Fink, Fabian Staubach, Sven Kuenzel, John Baines, Thomas Roeder
115Julia Hoffmann
M 629 | 14:30
sir2 and foxo: mediating effects of dietary restriction in Drosophila?
Julia Hoffmann, Thomas Roeder
116Sebastian Martin
M 629 | 14:45
Evolution of the matrixin family of metalloproteinases in arthropods
Sebastian Martin, Lars Hering, Georg Mayer, Lars Podsiadlowski
117Anne-Katrin Rohlfing
M629 | 15:00
Do Worms pee? New insights into the C. elegans excretory system
Anne-Katrin Rohlfing
118Bostjan Vihar
M 629 | 15:15
The subharenal (under sand) respiration of the Sandfish
Vihar Bostjan, Werner Baumgartner
Chair: Andreas Vilcinskas
119Thorsten Burmester
A 704 | 16:00
The coelacanth is a 'globin fossil': Conservation of globin genes
in Latimeria chalumnae and reconstruction of the evolution of the
vertebrate globin family
Thorsten Burmester, Kim Schwarze
120Kristin Tietje
A 704 | 16:15
Evidence of multidrug resistance transporter (MDR) and multidrug
resistance-associated protein (MRP) in the marine platyhelminth
Macrostomum lignano investigated using fluorescent dyes
Kristin Tietje, Ulf Bickmeyer
121Sabine Schleicher
A 704 | 16:30
Ca2+-dependent outward currents in identified olfactory neurons of
the cockroach antennal lobe
Sabine Schleicher, Cathleen Rotte, Ben Warren, Andreas Klein, Viktor
Bardos, Peter Kloppenburg
122Gunnar Broehan
A 704 | 16:45
Functional Analysis of the ATP-binding Cassette (ABC) Transporter
Gene Family of Tribolium castaneum
Gunnar Broehan, Tobias Kröger, Marcé Lorenzen, Hans Merzendorfer
Poster
176Victoria Diedrich
Spring fever in Djungarian hamsters is not triggered by the uptake of
6-Methoxy-2-benzoxazolinone
Victoria Diedrich, Frank Scherbarth, Susanne Jähnig, Sabine Kastens,
Stephan Steinlechner
177Miriam Götting
Protein expression under changing oxygen availability in threespined stickleback
Miriam Götting, Jessica Tiedke, Julia Chuttke, Thorsten Burmester,
Christine Vogel
178Wencke Reiher
Peptidomics of the agriculturally damaging larval stage of the cabbage root fly Delia radicum
Wencke Reiher, Judith Zoephel, Karl-Heinz Rexer, Jörg Kahnt,
Christian Wegener
179Yvonne Knieper
mRNA-based 'gene transfer' as a new tool in CF therapy
Yvonne Knieper, Nadine Bangel-Ruland, Barbara Leciejewski, Katja
Sobczak, Wolf-Michael Weber
180Bernhard Leonhard
The role of proline in honeybee flight
Bernhard Leonhard, Claudia Weber, Sandra Riepl
181Hans Merzendorfer
A Comprehensive Study on the Effects of the Insect Growth Regulator Diflubenzuron in the Model Beetle Species Tribolium castaneum
Hans Merzendorfer, Marco Kelkenberg, Hee Shin Kim, Sujata S. Chaudhar, Meera Kumari, Charles A. Specht, Susan J. Brown, Subbaratnam
Muthukrishnan
182Christian Müller
Amounts of salivary proteins transferred to a host during feeding of
the medicinal leech Hirudo sp.
Sarah Lemke, Christian Müller, Gabriele Uhl, Jan-Peter Hildebrandt
183Ina Hermann
The role of paxillin in alpha-hemolysin induced reorganisation of
focal adhesions in human airway epithelial cells
Ina Hermann, Susann Räth, Sabine Ziesemer, Jan-Peter Hildebrandt
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184 Anne-Katrin Rohlfing
Osmotic stress resistance and cuticle defects: two symptoms, one cause
Anne-Katrin Rohlfing, Lamitina Todd
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185 Daniel Rolke
Expression patterns of serotonin receptor subtypes in the honeybee
Apis mellifera
Daniel Rolke, Markus Thamm, Arnd Baumann, Wolfgang Blenau
125 Anja Golombek
A 703 | 16:00
Interstitial annelid taxa: addressing their phylogeny with complete
mitochondrial genomes using Next Generation Sequencing
Anja Golombek, Günter Purschke, Sarah Tobergte, Torsten Struck
186 Cristina Sánchez Gonzalez
ENaC Expression levels in CF and non-CF human airway epithelial
cells can be modulated by dexamethason
Christina Sánchez, Philipp Lemke, Katja Sobczak, Wolf-Michael Weber
126 Anne Weigert
A 703 | 16:15
A transcriptomic approach using next generation sequencing to
reconstruct annelid phylogeny
Anne Weigert, Günter Purschke, Kenneth M. Halanych, Scott Santos,
Christoph Bleidorn, Torsten Struck
187 Rosalie Morisse
Even a locked running wheel affects short-day acclimation in
Djungarian hamsters
Rosalie Morisset, Frank Scherbarth, Victoria Diedrich, Stephan Steinlechner
188 Jaim Sivan
Seasonal variations of the sexual segment of the kidney in the
Saharan Sand Viper, Cerastes vipera (Viperidae)
Jaim Sivan
189 Wolf-Michael Weber
Suppressing sodium hyperabsorption in cystic fibrosis using ENaC
specific siRNA
Wolf-Michael Weber, Katja Sobczak, Ken Clark, Steven Hughes
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nach Prof. Dr. Ulrich, Institut für Bienenzucht, Berlin-Dahlem.
Aus Spezialkunststoff, etwa 40fach vergrößert, insgesamt in
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127 Torsten Struck
A 703 | 16:30
Platyzoa – a monophyletic group or a long-branch artifact?
Torsten Struck, Alexandra Wey-Fabrizius, Lars Hering, Anne Weigert,
Christoph Bleidorn, Holger Herlyn, Thomas Hankeln
128 Jörn von Döhren
Phylogeny and evolution of Nemertea
Jörn von Döhren
A 703 | 16:45
129 Sabrina Kaul-Strehlow
A 703 | 17:00
The smallest solitary deuterostome: a miniaturized acorn worm
(Hemichordata: Enteropneusta) from the Western Atlantic
Sabrina Kaul-Stehlow, Katrine Worsaae, Wolfgang Sterrer, Anders
Hay-Schmidt, Gonzalo Giribet
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130 Thomas Stach
A 703 | 17:15
Prospects of cell lineage data in phylogenetic analyses
Thomas Stach
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Chair: Sven Bradler
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Chair: Lars Podsiadlowski
A 701 | 11:30
Saskia Brix-Elsig (Hamburg)
Highlights in isopod research – news from the deep sea
Saskia Brix-Elsig
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A 704 | 11:00
Oliver Niehuis (Bonn)
Insect phylogenetics in the era of genomics
Oliver Niehuis
Chair: Torsten H. Struck
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132Udo Rempe A 703 | 16:15
Refining evolutionary distances by character weighting
Udo Rempe
133Richard Mally
A 703 | 16:30
Testing monophyly of megadiverse Spilomelinae
(Insecta: Lepidoptera: Pyraloidea)
Richard Mally, Christoph Neinhuis, Matthias Nuss
195Carolin Kindler
Molecular phylogeny of African hinge-back tortoises (Kinixys): implications for phylogeography and taxonomy (Testudines: Testudinidae)
Carolin Kindler, William R. Branch, Margaretha D. Hofmeyr, Jérome
Maran, Pavel Siroký, Miguel Vences, James Harvey, J. Susanne Hauswaldt,
Alfred Schleicher, Heiko Stuckas, Uwe Fritz
134Sven Bradler
A 703 | 16:45
The stick insects of Madagascar: Ancient lineages or recent adaptive
radiation?
Sven Bradler, Kim Stey, Julia Goldberg
196Lars Podsiadlowski
Five new mitochondrial genomes challenge the monophyly of
'Coraciiformes'
Lars Podsiadlowski, Albrecht Manegold, Alexander Suh, Gerald Mayr
135Claus Fischer
A 703 | 17:00
Evidence for a mechanism of genetic exchange in an ancient asexual
bdelloid rotifer
Claus Fischer, W.H. Ahlrichs, Olaf R.P. Bininda-Emonds
197Theodor Poettinger
New insights on the history of freshwater crabs from Sulawesi and
the colonizationof limnic habitats
Theodor Poettinger, Christoph Schubart
136Alireza Keikhosravi
A 703 | 17:15
Cryptic species in European freshwater crabs revealed by genetic comparison of populations of Potamon ibericum (Brachyura, Potamidae)
Alireza Keikhosravi, Sebastian Klaus, Christoph D. Schubart
198Thomas Stach
Evolution and development of the coronal organ in tunicates: homology to vertebrate lateral line?
T. Stach, F. Rigon, S.M. Shimeld, F. Caicci, F. Gasparini, P. Burighel, G.
Zaniolo, L. Manni
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194Hasan Ibrahim
A survey of the prevalence of hard ticks infection on camels in
Sebha city, Libya.
Hasan M. S. Ibrahim, Rokayya A. Esmaeil, Shala S. Ahmed
Poster
190Stephanie Andorfer
Regional endemismsof the stone crayfish Austropotamobius torrentium (Decapoda: Astacidae) in central and eastern Europe
Stephanie Andorfer, Alireza Keikhosravi, Christoph D. Schubart
191Olaf Bininda-Emonds
A dated species-level supertree of fowls (Aves: Galloanserae)
Olaf Bininda-Emonds, Florian Müller
192Lisa-Marie Eschner
The first mitochondrial genome of a caddisfly
Lisa-Marie Eschner, Lars Dietz, Ralph Tollrian, Florian Leese
193Lars Hering
Evolution of colour vision in Panarthropoda: Insights from opsin
genes in Onychophora and Tardigrada
Lars Hering, Christoph Bleidorn, Georg Mayer
199Andrea Weis
DNA barcoding of Sea spiders (Pycnogonida) from the chilean fjord
region, with remarks on Achelia assimilis (Haswell, 1885)
Andrea Weis, Roland Melzer
200Christina Wesse
Phylogenomics through data mining: comparing promise and pitfalls
using Mammalia as a case study
Christina Wesse, Olaf R.P. Bininda-Emonds
201Katharina Wyschetzki
Undescribed diversity in the Perisesarma bidens species complex
(Decapoda: Brachyura: Sesarmidae) based on molecular and morphological data
Katharina von Wyschetzki, Christoph D. Schubart
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Thursday, September 20, 2012 | 08:00 – 18:00
Friday, September 21, 2012 | 08:00 – 16:00
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Routed in the traditional “Arthropodenseminare”, the ANN meetings provide an
important platform for scientific exchange between the different laboratories working in the wide field of arthropod neurobiology in the German-speaking countries. Konstanz as venue is a fortunate choice for us given the strong neurobiological groups at Konstanz University that use arthropods as model organisms, as
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Daphnia-Symposia
"Daphnia as a model in ecological and evolutionary research"
Saturday, September 22, 2012 | 11:00 – 17:30
Room: R 513
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Species of the genus Daphnia have become important model organisms in biological research. Owing to their abundance in all kinds of standing water bodies around the globe and their high grazing activity on the phytoplankton they
provide a crucial link between primary and secondary production and thus are
considered as keystone species in freshwater food webs. Their high ecological
relevance combined with the fact that their biology is highly suitable for scientific experimentation (short life cycle, easy to maintain, clonal reproduction, etc.)
has led to a vast knowledge of their ecology. Daphnia species are intensively
used as models in various fields, such as ecophysiology (e.g. adaptation to pH
or temperature), chemical ecology (e.g. response to kairomones), ecotoxicology
(e.g. ability to cope with xenobiotics), nutritional ecology (e.g. requirements for
essential nutrients) and evolutionary research (e.g. population genetics, parasite – host interactions, phenotypic plasticity). The recently published genome of
Daphnia pulex, the first crustacean genome, has opened new avenues to explore
the genetic basis of environmentally induced physiological adaptation and has
considerably stimulated Daphnia research. With this session, we aim to highlight
recent advances and new perspectives of Daphnia research.
We hope to attract biologist of all fields using Daphnia as a model in their own
research. We aim to create an inspiring gathering of fellow scientists, thereby
providing insights in recent advances and new perspectives of Daphnia research,
but also want to bring the Daphnia model closer to more terrestrial-oriented
biologist.
Organized by: Dominik Martin-Creuzburg & Nina Schlotz, Konstanz
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Chair: Dominik Martin-Creuzburg
Key Note
R 513 | 11:00 – 11:30
Dieter Ebert (University of Basel)
Toward the ecological genomics of Daphnia
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R 513 | 11:30 – 12:00
Alexander Wacker (University of Potsdam)
Determining nutritional constraints using Daphnia as a model
S1Mathilde Cordellier
R 513 |12:00 – 12:15
Tiny European Daphnia, a newcomer in eco- and paleogenomics
Mathilde Cordellier, Maike Herrmann, Pia Kreuzer, Klaus Schwenk
S2Barbara Pietrzak
R 513 |12:15 – 12:30
Evolutionary demography of ontogenesis and senescence in Daphnia
Barbara Pietrzak
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12:30 – 13:45
S3Justyna Wollinska, Sabine Gießler R 513 | 13:45 – 14:00
Coevolution between Daphnia and their parasites: a new method to
capture genetic changes in parasite population
Justyna Wolinska, Sabine Giessler
S4Olivia Hesse
R 513 | 14:00 – 14:15
The impact of anthropogenetic stressors and simultaneous parasite
infection on Daphnia
Olivia Hesse, Justyna Wolinska, Christian Laforsch
S5Nina Schlotz R 513 | 14:15 – 14:30
A dietary polyunsaturated fatty acid protects Daphnia against pathogenic threats
Nina Schlotz, Dominik Martin-Creuzburg
S6Eric von Elert
R 513 | 14:30 – 14:45
Evidence for inducible tolerance of Daphnia magna to cyanobacterial protease inhibitors
E. von Elert, A. Zitt, A. Schwarzenberger
S7Anke Schwarzenberger R 513 | 14:45 – 15:00
Local adaptation of Daphnia magna to cyanobacterial protease inhibitors?
Anke Schwarzenberger, Eric von Elert
S8Bettina Zeis R 513 | 15:00 – 15:15
How Daphnia copes with changing temperature conditions: The role
of metabolic enzymes
Bettina Zeis, Rüdiger J Paul
S9Marcus Lukas R 513 | 15:15 – 15:30
Daphnia feels the difference: Stoichiometric regulation at different
food conditions
Marcus Lukas, Alexander Wacker
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S10Sarah Oexle R 513 | 16:00 – 16:15
Sterol metabolic constraints in D. magna
Oexle Sarah, Wacker Alexander, Martin-Creuzburg Dominik
S11Piet Spaak R 513 |16:15 – 16:30
Daphnia populations in (ultra) oligotrophic lakes?
Piet Spaak
S12Markus Möst R 513 |16:30 – 16:45
Assessing the human impact on Daphnia populations in peri-alpine lakes
Markus Möst, Dalia Aidukaite, Livia Baumgartner, Sarah Oexle, Martin
Wessels, Flavio Anselmetti, Hans-Bernd Stich, Dominik Martin-Creuzburg,
Piet Spaak
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S13Nicole Henning R 513 |16:45 – 17:00
The evolutionary adaptation potential of Daphnia galeata in time
and space
Nicole Henning, Mathilde Cordellier, Bruno Streit, Klaus Schwenk
207Monika Poxleitner
Can a hybrid outcompete its parental species? – a life-history experiment with a "super clone" (Daphnia galeata × longispina hybrid)
Monika Poxleitner, Johanna Griebel, Sabine Gießler, Justyna Wolinska
S14Johanna Griebel R 513 |17:00 – 17:15
Can a hybrid outcompete its parental species? – a competition experiment with a “super clone” (Daphnia galeata × longispina hybrid)
Johanna Griebel, Monika Poxleitner, Sabine Gießler, Justyna Wolinska
208Patrick Turko
Unlocking the formalin DNA archive: The role of variable environments on hybrid success
Patrick Turko, Piet Spaak
S15Christian Laforsch
R 513 |17:15 – 17:30
Stealth mechanism or predator confusion? The exact defensive mechanism of protective helmets in Daphnia
Christian Laforsch, Johannes Aman
209Beate Mittmann
Development and staging of Daphnia magna
Beate Mittmann, Petra Ungerer, Carsten Wolff
S16Kathrin Otte
R 513 |17:30 – 17:45
Proteomic analysis of predator-induced phenotypic plasticity in
Daphnia magna
Kathrin A. Otte, Thomas Fröhlich, Georg J.Arnold, Christian Laforsch
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202Wolfgang Engelbrecht
Double-stressed Daphnia longicephala: Does the encounter with
Metschnikowia sp. spores in the presence of predator cues lead to
changes in morphological defenses and life history?
Wolfgang Engelbrecht, Olivia Hesse, Justyna Wolinska, Christian Laforsch
203Jakub Rusek
Access to poor quality Daphnia samples – a novel SNP based approach
Jakub Rusek, Sabine Gießler, Justyna Wolinska, Patrick Turko, Christoph
Tellenbach, Piet Spaak
204Max Rabus
Uncovering hidden morphological defences in Daphnia magna – an
interdisciplinary approach to assess the predator-induced fortification of the carapace
Max Rabus, Thomas Söllradl, Hauke Clausen-Schaumann, Christian Laforsch
205Sebastian Kruppert
Daphnia Carapace: Structure, Form, Function, Plasticity
Sebastian Kruppert, Linda C. Weiss, Hans-Peter Prüfer, Christian Laforsch, Ralph Tollrian
206Philipp Meyer
Does Daphnia equal Daphnia? Genomic challenges working with a
phylogenetically diverse model species
Philipp Meyer, Andrey Kuzmin, Linda Weiss, Florian Leese, Ralph Tollrian
210Christoph Tellenbach
Cyanobacteria – a missing link in Daphnia epidemics?
Christoph Tellenbach, Piet Spaak
211Anna Bednarska
Intergeneration differences in responses of Daphnia to the presence
of cyanobacteria under raised temperature?
Anna Bednarska
212Quirin Herzog
Reversibility of inducible defenses in Daphnia barbata
Quirin Herzog, Carmen Tittgen, Christian Laforsch
214Gerd Gäde
Peptide signalling in branchiopod crustaceans: the AKH/RPCH
system in Daphnia pulex
Gerd Gäde, Heather G. Marco, Lance A. Anders
215Faten Gabsi
A modeling approach to characterize population-level effects of sublethal exposure to toxicants in Daphnia magna
Faten Gabsi, Thomas Preuss
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Genomics-Symposium
Genomics-Symposium
"Genomics of adaptation and populations genomics"
Sunday, September 23, 2012 | 11:00 – 18:00
Room: R 513
General
information
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Through the advent of next-generation DNA sequencing technologies it has now
become feasible to query the genomes also of ecological rather than genetic model systems for adaptive genetic variation and to sequence even entire genomes.
The link between the phenotype and genotype is now in reach and we can begin
to explore the genetic basis of adaptive changes in organisms. It is now possible
to address also interesting questions about whether de novo mutations or standing genetic variation led to adaptive changes in the genomes of animals and
whether mutations in regulatory elements or in coding portions of protein-coding
genes play a predominant role more often during adaptive phenotypic changes.
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Chair: Axel Meyer
Key NoteScott Edwards (Harvard University) R 513 | 11:00 – 11:30
The phylogeography-phylogenetics continuum in the
genomic era
Scott Edwards
Invited SpeakerFelicity Jones (Stanford University)
R 513 | 11:30 – 12:00
The genomics of adaptive divergence and reproductive
isolation in sticklebacks
Felicity Jones, Frank Chan, Manfred Grabherr, Pamela Russell, Stickleback Genome Consortium, Richard Myers, Kerstin
Lindblad-Toh, David Kingsley
Invited SpeakerPhilline Feulner (Universität Münster) R 513 | 12:00 – 12:30
Genome-wide structural variations and adaptation in parapatric lake-stream populations of the three-spined stickleback Gasterosteus aculeatus
Philline Feulner
IMPRS
Olfaction
S18Shaohua Fan R 513 | 14:15 – 14:30
Copy number variation in the adaptive radiation of African cichlid fish
Shaohua Fan, Axel Meyer
S19Helen Gunter R 513 | 14:30 – 14:45
The way you use it is what counts: basis of phenotypic plasticity in the
lower pharyngeal jaw of the cichlid fish, Astatoreochromis alluaudi
Helen Gunter, Fan Xiong, Shaohua Fan, Paolo Franchini, Carmelo
Fruciano, Axel Meyer
S20Jan Oettler R 513 | 14:45 – 15:00
Signatures of divergence and selection in Cardiocondyla obscurior
Jan Oettler, Lukas Schrader, Jürgen Heinze, Jürgen Gadau
Organized by: Axel Meyer, Konstanz
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S17bChristian Sturmbauer
R 513 | 14:00 – 14:15
Genomic sequencing of two members of the eco-morphologically
highly diverse Lake Tanganyika cichlid tribe Tropheini
Christian Sturmbauer, Christian Gülly, Christian Schlötterer, Slave
Trajanoski, Christoph Fischer, Gerhard Thallinger
Talks
S17aFrank Chan (MPI-Plön)
R 513 | 12:30 – 12:45
Complex interspecific hybridization and adaptation in an island
population of house mice
Frank Chan Yingguang, Eleanor P Jones, Floyd A Reed, Diethard Tautz
S21Andreas Kautt R 513 | 15:15 – 15:30
Genome-wide patterns of adaptation and speciation in repeated
radiations of Midas cichlid fish
Andreas F. Kautt, Kathryn R. Elmer, Gonzalo Machado-Schiaffino,
Axel Meyer
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S22Manfred Schartl R 513 | 16:00 – 16:15
The genome of the platyfish, Xiphophorus maculates
Manfred Schartl, Ronald B. Walter, Yingjia Shen, Tzintzuni, Julian Catchen, Angel Amores, Ingo Braasch, Domitille Chalopin, Jean-Nicolas
Volff, Klaus-Peter Lesch, Angelo Bisazza, Pat Minx, Richard K. Wilson,
Susan Fuerstenberg, Jeffrey Boore, John H. Postlethwait, Wesley C. Warren
S23Julia Jones R 513 | 16:15 – 16:30
Hybridizaiton and speciation in Xiphophorus fish: a genome wide
approach using RAD sequencing
Julia C Jones, Shaohua Fan, Paolo Franchini, Manfred Schartl, Axel Meyer
S24Arne Nolte R 513 | 16:30 – 16:45
Finding genes that count in a hybrid fish
Arne Nolte
S25Tereza Manousaki R 513 | 16:45 – 17:00
Parsing parallel evolution: ecology and transcriptomics of hyperthrophic lips in Midas cichlid fishes
Tereza Manousaki, Pincelli Hull, Henrik Kusche, Gonzalo MachadoSchiaffino, Paolo Franchini, Chris Harrod, Kathryn Elmer, Axel Meyer
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S27Hans Hofmann
R 513 | 17:00 – 17:15
Deep homology in gene modules that underlie convergent evolution
in mating systems
Hans Hofmann
General
information
Keynote
Key Note Chris Jiggins (Cambridge University) R 513 | 17:30 – 18:00
Genome-wide patterns of introgression between hybridizing
Heliconius species
Chris Jiggins
IMPRS Symposium
"Grand challenges in sexual selection and eco-evolutionary
processes"
Monday, September 24, 2012 | 11:30 – 17:30
Room: M 629
Orgainzed by:
Students of the International Max Planck Research School (IMPRS) for Organismal Biology, Seewiesen, Radolfzell and Konstanz (www.orn.mpg.de/IMPRS)
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216Geraldine Kavembe
Population genetics and phylogeography of Lake Magadi Tilapia –
are extreme environments a barrier to gene flow in the soda lakes?
Geraldine Dorcas Kavembe, Gonzalo Machado-Schiaffino, Axel Meyer
217Hans Recknagel
Linkage mapping of two ecologically and morphologically divergent
Midas cichlids (Amphilophus spp.)
Hans Recknagel, Kathryn R. Elmer, Axel Meyer
217aAndrey Rozenberg Next-generation sequencing data analysis for non-model organisms:
a workflow
Andrey Rozenberg, Philipp Brand, Christoph Mayer, Sands Chester,
Ralph Tollrian, Florian Leese
Chair: Students of the IMPRS for Organismal Biology
Key Note
M 629 | 11:30 – 12:30
Hanna Kokko (Australian National University)
Were all interesting predictions in sexual selection theory
made in the 1970s, and do they hold in 2012?
Hanna Kokko
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S28Mark van Kleunen
M 629 | 14:00 – 14:30
Friends and enemies of green aliens
Mark van Kleunen
Phy
S29Davide Dominoni M 629 | 14:30 – 14:45
Effects of artificial light at night on daily cycles of songbirds
Davide Dominoni
S30Malika Ihle M 629 | 14:45 – 15:00
Does hatching failure breed infidelity?
Malika Ihle
S31Henrik Kusche M 629 | 15:00 – 15:15
Mouth asymmetry in scale-eating cichlid fish is not a discrete dimorphism after all
Henrik Kusche, Hyuk Je Lee, Axel Meyer
S32Erica Stuber
M 629 | 15:15 – 15:30
Intraspecific variation in sensitivity towards novel objects: a problem
of sampling bias in ecological studies
Erica Stuber
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15:30 – 16:00
S33Jesko Parteke M 629 | 16:00 – 16:30
Partial migration: The ecology and evolution of alternative phenotypes
Jesko Parteke
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Olfaction-Symposium
S34 Camila P. Villavicencio
M 629 | 16:30 – 16:45
Testosterone concentration of male Black Redstarts does not increase
during times of social instability
Camila P. Villavicencio, Beate Apfelbeck, Wolfgang Goyman
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S35 Martin Bulla
M 629 | 16:45 – 17:00
Unequal division of incubation in a High Arctic shorebird
Martin Bulla, Mihai Valcu, Alexander Girg, Anne L. Rutten, Bart Kempenaers
S36 Nathalie Feiner
M 629 | 17:00 – 17:15
Molecular phylogenetic, comparative genomic and expression analyses of Pax10, a novel sister gene of Pax4 and Pax6
Nathalie Feiner, Axel Meyer, Shigehiro Kuraku
Award IMPRS Best Student Paper Award
M 629 | 17:15 – 17:30
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Monday, September 24, 2012 | 11:00 – 17:30h
Room: M 627/Audimax
Organized by:
The Priority Programm SPP1392 "Integrative Analysis of Olfaction"
DFG Schwerpunktprogramm (SPP) 1392: Integrative Analysis of Olfaction
General
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Poster
S37 Jacob Stierle
M 627 | 11:00 – 11:15
Honeybees use millisecond time-differences in stimulus coherence
for odor-background segregation
Jacob S. Stierle, Stephanie Biergans, Giovanni Galizia, Paul Szyszka
218 Andrea Gehrold
Seasonal flexibility in a European migrant, the Gadwall (Anas strepera)
Andrea Gehrold, Hans-Günther Bauer, Wolfgang Fiedler, Martin Wikelski
S38 Sarah Koch
M 627| 11:15 – 11:30
Pheromone receptor genes in leaf-cutting ants (Atta vollenweideri)
Sarah Koch, Ewald Grosse-Wilde, Bill Hansson, Christoph Kleineidam
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"Olfaction across species and systems"
S39 Christine Nowack
M 627 | 11:30 – 11:45
Entering the current discussion on the vomeronasal organ of lungfish
(Dipnoi): Data from scanning electron microscopy
Christine Nowack
S40 Sabrina Jordan
M 627 | 11:45 – 12:00
The olfactory organs of the frogs Bombina orientalis (Discoglossidae)
and Xenopus borealis (Pipidae) compared by lectin histochemistry
Sabrina Jordan, Christine Nowack
S41 Philipp Brand
M 627 | 12:00 – 12:15
The evolution of Odorant Receptors (ORs) in sibling species of orchid
bees, as revealed by RNA-Sequencing.
Philipp Brand, Santiago Ramírez, Florian Leese, Ralph Tollrian, Thomas Eltz
S42 Matthias Schott
M 627 | 12:15 – 12:30
Insect antennae-based biosensors for in-situ measurements
Matthias Schott, Christoph Wehrenfennig, Tina Gasch, Rolf-Alexander
Düring, Andreas Vilcinskas
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Olfaction-Symposium
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Andreas Keller (Rockefeller University) A 600 | 14:00 – 14:45
The combinatorial logic of human olfaction
Andreas Keller, Hiro Matsunami, Joel Mainland, Leslie Vosshall
Key Note
Leslie Kay (University of Chicago)
A 600 | 14:45 – 15:30
Strategy and plasticity in early olfactory processing of the rat
olfactory system
Leslie Kay
Keynote
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Tristram Wyatt (Oxford University)
A 600 | 16:45 – 17:30
Chemical communication in invertebrates and vertebrates:
resolving pheromones (species-wide signals) and signature
mixtures (variable cues learned for identity)
Tristram D Wyatt
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15:30 – 16:00
A 600 | 16:00 – 16:45
Heather Eisthen (Michigan State University)
Tainted Love: Olfactory Detection of Tetrodotoxin In RoughSkinned Newts (Taricha granulosa)
Heather Eisthen
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219 Stefanie Bublak
All good things come in fours? Description of a prospective fourth
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Stefanie Bublak, Christine Nowack
220 Annekathrin Junk
Deviant anatomy of the olfactory system in Madagascan mantellid frogs
Annekathrin Junk, Miguel Vences, Christine Nowack
221 Carolin Wittmer
Tales from the crypt: Lectin histochemical study of a potential vomeronasal organ in lungfish
Carolin Wittmer, Christine Nowack
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The Correlation of Immediate Early Gene (egr1/c-fos) expression
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Sigrid Kress, Mario Wullimann
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