Last but certainly not least, we have Rikki Laser from Cornell University talking about their research on the abiotic and social factors that influence parental behavior in prairie voles! 🐭🧪

11:45–12:00pm, room A706

Next, we have Emmy James from University of Tennessee sharing their work on the effects of thermal plasticity on salamander competition! 🦎🧪

11:30–11:45am, room A706

Hannah Rees from University of Tulsa will talk to us about the evolution of an animal signal (cliff swallows’ white forehead patch) in relation to colony size! 🐦🧪

11:15–11:30am, room A706

Paige Caine from Georgia Institute of Technology will then will share their research on fire ant rescue behavior! 🐜🧪

11:00–11:15am, room A706

Next, we have Brett Hodinka from Simon Fraser University sharing their research on the mechanisms involved in avian mass regulation! 🐦‍⬛🧪

10:45–11:00am, room A706

Janice Yan from McMaster University will then discuss their research on sexual conflict, social networks, and fitness consequences of female multiple mating in bed bugs! 🪲🧪

10:30–10:45am, room A706

Next is Lin Yan from McMaster University who will be talking about the links between ovarian development and mating strategies in jumping spiders! 🕷️🧪

10:15–10:30am, room A706

Starting off the session, we have Aidan Schneider from Washington University in St. Louis who will be telling us about how complex environments drive hunting strategies in mice! 🐁🧪

10:00–10:15am, room A706