Session Organizer(s):
Susan Hannon
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Oral Presentations
14:00
De Mársico, M C ; Reboreda, J C WHY SCREAMING COWBIRDS PARASITIZE ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY BAY-WINGED COWBIRDS AND SHINY COWBIRDS AVOID DOING IT?
14:15
Fiorini, V D ; Tuero, D T ; Reboreda, J C SHINY COWBIRDS BENEFITS OF PUNCTURING HOST EGGS AND SYNCHRONIZING PARASITISM IN HOSTS SMALLER AND LARGER THAN THE PARASITE
14:30
Hannon, S J COWBIRD PARASITISM INCREASES PREDATION RISK TO AMERICAN REDSTART NESTS
14:45
Kuehn, M J ; Rothstein, S I ; Peer, B D THE APPARENT LOSS OF ANTIPARASITE STRATEGIES IN THE ABSENCE OF COWBIRDS: PHENOTYPIC PLASTICITY OR GENETIC DETERIORATION OF DEFENSES IN THE ABSENCE OF BENEFITS?
15:00
Jewell, K J ; Arcese, P COWBIRDS AND SONG SPARROW POPULATION DYNAMICS: PREDICTION OF REFUGES FROM PARASITISM IN THE SOUTHERN GULF ISLANDS, BC
15:15
Rivers, J W ; Rothstein, S I ASSESSING WHETHER THE EXAGGERATED BEGGING OF A GENERALIST BROOD PARASITE IS AN ADAPTATION FOR BROOD PARASITISM.
16:00
Jaatinen, K A ; Ost, M REDUCED HOST BREEDING SUCCESS DUE TO CONSPECIFIC BROOD PARASITISM IN A PRECOCIAL SPECIES, THE BARROW’S GOLDENEYE (BUCEPHALA ISLANDICA)
16:15
Lemons II, P R ; Sedinger, J S FITNESS CONSEQUENCES OF CONSPECIFIC BROOD PARASITISM IN BLACK BRANT ON THE YUKON-KUSKOKWIN DELTA, ALASKA
16:30
Mark, M M THE EFFECTS OF NEST PARASITISM BY TAPERA NAEVIA ON TWO SPECIES OF WREN, THRYOTHORUS RUFALBUS AND THRYOTHORUS MODESTUS, IN A MODIFIED LANDSCAPE IN NICARAGUA.
16:45
Reichart, L M ; Webster, M S ; Schwabl, H YOLK HORMONE PATTERNS FOR A CONSPECIFIC BROOD PARASITE
17:00
Grim, T ; Matysiokova, B PARENT-OFFSPRING CONFLICT LEADS TO CHICK DISCRIMINATION WITHOUT RECOGNITION IN A EUROPEAN CUCKOO HOST