Скачать или смотреть Contributed Papers III: Species Interactions: Mutualism, Competition, and Deception

Speaker List:
0:30 Lucas Camacho, Coevolutionary Exploitative Interactions Increase Trait Disparity and Modularity in Mutualistic Networks
20:37 Joshua Mesa, Evolution of Increased Tolerance in the Invaded Range of Yellow Starthistle
40:07 Joice Iamara Nogueira, Evolutionary Inferences on the Community Organization of Flower-Hummingbird Interactions in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest
58:59 Natasha de Manincor, How Biased is Our Perception of Plant-Pollinator Networks? A Comparison of Visit- and Pollen-Based Representations of the Same Networks
1:19:54 David Peede, Natural History of Drosophila santomea
1:40:50 Sarah McPeek, Theories of Natural Selection on Resource Provisioning in Pollination Mutualisms
2:00:18 Alexander Karnish, Resource Investment Tradeoffs between Growth and Reproduction in Two Species of Datura
2:22:10 Carina Baskett, Roses Are Red, Violets Are Blue, Oh Dragon Flower, What Do You Do?
2:42:04 Annika Rose-Person, The Effect of Early Snowmelt and Topography on Plant-Pollinator Interactions in an Alpine Ecosystem
3:02:33 William Wetzel, Macroevolutionary and Global Patterns of Intraspecific Variability in Herbivory: Data from the Herbivory Variability Network
3:21:36 Adam Stuckert, The Genomics of Mimicry: Gene Expression Throughout Development Provides Insight into Convergent Phenotypes in a Müllerian Mimicry System
3:42:00 Bob Week, Coevolutionary Arms Races and the Conditions for the Maintenance of Mutualism
4:01:50 Nicholas Antonson, Survival of Brood Parasitic Young Is Contingent on Host Siblings: Support for Goldilocks Hypothesis of Nestmate Tolerance
4:21:41 Joey Bernhardt, Life in Fluctuating Environments