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PLEASE NOTE: The schedule posted here is as of 1/25/16, and is subject to change. Please check back for updates.

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Mike Sovic

The Ohio State University
Websiteu.osu.edu/sovic.1
Monday, January 25
 

10:20am EST

Markers, Methods, and Applications of Genetic Data Applied To The Management of Fish and Wildlife Populations Atrium

10:40am EST

Indexing Recruitment Fluctuations For Populations Contributing To Mixtures By Simultaneous Analysis of Age and Genetic Information Atrium KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: State-Space Models As A Unifying Framework For Analyzing Fish and Wildlife Time Series Data Vandenberg B

11:00am EST

Use of Molecular Markers For Management of Endangered Fishes: The Razorback Sucker Xyrauchen Texanus as a Case Study Atrium

11:20am EST

Social Media 101 Emerald A Gene Flow From An Adaptively Divergent Source Causes Genetic Rescue, Not Outbreeding Depression, In Two Wild Populations of Trinidadian Guppies Atrium

11:40am EST

Broad-Scale Spatial Genetic Structure In A High Gene Flow Species, Mule Deer Atrium

2:00pm EST

Spatial and Temporal Genetic Analysis of Walleye Sander Vitreus in the Ohio River Atrium

2:20pm EST

Developing Genomic Resources For Mule Deer Odocoileus Hemionus Using Exon Capture Techniques Atrium Landscape Genetics and Wood Turtles Emerald B

3:00pm EST

Genetic and Environmental Components of Phenotypic and Behavioral Trait Variation During Lake Sturgeon Acipenser Fulvescens Early Ontogeny Atrium Long-Term Monitoring of The Eastern Massasauga in Illinois Imperial

3:20pm EST

(CANCELLED) Applications of Genetic Methods To Determine Species Identity For Fisheries Management Atrium

3:40pm EST

Comparison of Bioinformatics Tools For Detection and Identification of Fish Pathogens In Metagenomic Samples Atrium Effective and Census Population Size in Eastern Massasaugas Imperial

4:30pm EST

Student/Professional Mixer DeVos Place Convention Center - Ballroom A

6:00pm EST

Evening Social/Reception at the Grand Rapids Public Museum OFFSITE: Grands Rapids Museum
 
Tuesday, January 26
 

10:40am EST

Genetic Population Structure and Genetic Diversity of Adult Channel Ictalurus Punctatus and Blue I. Furcatus Catfish in Two Large Midwestern Rivers Atrium The Proposed Rule To List The Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake Sistrurus Catenatus as a Federally Threatened Species Imperial

11:40am EST

Conservation and Management of The Massasauga in Northeast Ohio Imperial

4:00pm EST

Habitat and Fish Guild Variation and Lack of Genetic Differentiation In The Presence of Two Low-Head Dams Gerald Ford

4:40pm EST

Carbon Dioxide as a Barrier To Asian Carp: The Impact On Genes Associated With The Stress Response and Shell Growth in a Non-Target Freshwater Mussel Pantlind
 
Wednesday, January 27
 

1:20pm EST

A Genetic Perspective To Potential Costs and Benefits of Supplementation as a Management Tool Pearl

1:40pm EST

Rates of Endocrine Disruption In Two Commercial Fishes, Common Carp and Channel Catfish, Along a Downstream Gradient In The Illinois River Thornapple

2:20pm EST

Estimating Genetic Diversity Levels In Wisconsin’s Feral Walleye Broodstock Populations Atrium