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KARL-FRANZENS-UNIVERSITÄT GRAZ
UNIVERSITY OF GRAZ
September 09 – 12, 2015
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
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Welcome
Welcome
Dear Members of the German Zoological Society!
Dear Colleges!
We would like to extend a hearty welcome to the city of Graz, and to the l08th Annual Meeting of
the German Zoological Society! We are honored to have you here as our guests for the meeting,
and to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the German Zoological Society.
We tried our best to cover cutting edge topics and are proud to have received several high-quality
abstracts, so that we look forward to presentations of the best and most recent zoological research from German-speaking countries, as well as the international community. As host, and
similar to recent meetings, we have also tried to present the main areas of our own research, but
nonetheless, following DZG tradition, have represented all of our society’s sub-disciplines with
topical sessions. To make it easy for experienced DZG-visitors we have also tried to follow the standard schedule of the annual meetings, but also provide enough time for poster session discussions
as well as the anniversary celebration.
This year we have five satellite symposia prior to the actual meeting, and – for the first time – we
gave ECBA and ABA, representing „professional“ biologists in Europe and Austria, a forum to hold
their annual board meeting, and to interact with „academic“ biologists and biology students.
Our hope is that this year's DZG meeting will again strengthen the scientific standing of zoology
in German-speaking countries. Friedrich Barth’s key note talk at the anniversary celebration will
address the challenges that zoology faces in finding the balance between tradition and novel technologies. We would also like to stress that this conference provides an excellent opportunity for
graduate students and young scientists to showcase their high-quality research to an increasingly
international forum.
We invite you to take the chance to visit the charming inner city of Graz and the beautiful countryside surrounding the city. We expect about 400 participants who have registered for this year's
DZG meeting and/or the satellite symposia.
We would like to thank all the sponsors for their valuable financial or material contributions, the
DZG steering committee, and in particular Sabine Gießler for her help in organizing this event.
We would also like everyone to extend sincere appreciation to the University of Graz, who has
provided substantial support in the form of free infrastructure without which this meeting would
not have been possible. All this is much appreciated. Last but not least, we would like to thank the
support teams at EventLab as well as within our institute, and in particular Kristina Sefc, Gudrun
Horak, Ursula Neumeister, Cornelia Franz-Schaider, Helmut Lackner, Wolfgang Gessl and Günther
Krisper, for their commitment and skills in organizing this meeting.
As local organizers we are happy to have you here, and we are looking forward to seven days of
excellent science!
On behalf of the organizing team,
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Symposia at a glance
Satellite symposia
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Sept., 06 – 09: Cichlid Science 2015 (HS 02.11)
Sept., 08 – 09: PhD Meeting Evolutionary Biology (HS 06.03)
Sept., 08 – 09: Neuroethology / Behavioural Neurobiology
(HS 06.02)
Sept., 08: Social Behaviour and Self-Regulation in Insects,
Swarms and Algorithms (SR 02.13)
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Sept., 09: Advanced Training in Animal Experiments
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Details to the program of each satellite symposium are available on the website
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www.dzg-2015.de/programme-overview/satellite-symposia/
General information
Conference venue
University of Graz
Universitätsplatz 1
8010 Graz
Phone: +43 (0) 316/380 5595
www.uni-graz.at
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Conference organisation
Scientific direction:
Christian Sturmbauer
Chair Zoology / Biodiversity and Evolution
Phone: +43 (0) 316/380 8755 or 5595; email: [email protected]
Heinrich Römer
Vice Chair Zoology / Neurobiology and Behaviour
Karl Crailsheim
Zoology / Metabolism, Behaviour, and Artificial Life
Kristina Sefc
Zoology / Biodiversity and Evolution
Phone: +43 (0) 316/380 5601; email: [email protected]
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Organisation team:
Cornelia Franz-Schaider, Ursula Neumeister, Gudrun Horak, Günther Krisper
Conference office:
event lab. GmbH
Dufourstraße 15; 04107 Leipzig, Germany
http://www.eventlab.org/
Conference website:
http://www.dzg-2015.de
Registration and information desk
September 07–11, 08:00–17:30; September 12, 08:00–10:00
The registration desk is located at Universitätsplatz 1. Here you will get: Conference
map, name badges, poster numbers, generell information, etc.
General requests:
Gudrun Horak ([email protected])
Conference phone number: +43 (0) 677 611 400 38
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General information
Poster exhibition
Posters can be put up on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 14:00 – 18:00, and on Thursday, Sept.
10, 8:00 – 8:45. You will receive information about your poster number and the place
where to display it at the registration desk. Posters should be removed on Saturday,
Sept. 12, 14:00 – 16:00.
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Poster sessions
Thursday, September 10, between 17:15 and 18:30
Friday, September 11, between 16:30 and 17:45
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In each lecture hall a windows computer will be available. We can handle Powerpoint
presentations (files in Microsoft Office 2010 format) but we recommend that you additionaly provide a PDF version of your presentation in case of compatibility problems.
Please hand in your USB-stick at the registration desk for the upload of your files. The
upload should be done the day before your talk.
You have 10 min for your talk and 5 min for discussion. Session assistants and chairmen
are advised to strictly enforce the presentation time.
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Free W-LAN access on the campus will be provided. You will get the login information
at the registration desk.
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Food and drinks
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The conference fee covers coffee breaks, welcome reception (Wednesday), and anniversary celebration reception (Thursday).
Lunches and congress dinner are excluded.
Lunches
will be served at low cost in the Mensa, Schubertstraße 1, on Thursday and Friday from
13:00 till 14:00.
Saturday lunch can be purchased in one of the cafés or restaurants around the campus.
Coffee breaks
Thursday till Saturday 11:00 – 11:30 and 15:15 – 15:45.
There will be coffee, tea, and cold drinks, as well as cakes in the area of the registration
desk and at Universitätsplatz 6 (Foyer)
Taxi service
+43 (0) 316/878; +43 (0) 316/889; +43 (0) 316/2801
General information
Directions to the University of Graz
By car
You reach Graz by motorways A2 or A9 from all directions.
Parking in the surroundings of the university is fee-based. Furthermore, free spots are
typically rare. We recommend to use public transport (see below).
By train
The main railway station of Graz ("Graz Hbf") is located quite near to the centre of
Graz. Since it is also a main link for the local public transport, it is not difficult to reach
the centre or the University. Bus number 63 takes you from the train station to the
University. Further information and timetables may be found on the web site of the
ÖBB (www.oebb.at).
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By plane:
Graz Airport (Thalerhof) can be reached via Vienna, Frankfurt, Rome, Zürich and some
other European airports. Further information and timetables may be found on the
web site of the airport (www.flughafen-graz.at). This site also offers detailed information how two reach the centre of Graz from the airport ('Getting to Graz Airport'). This
is possible by train, bus and taxi.
Have a safe journey! We are looking forward to welcoming you in Graz!
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Tourist information
The official tourist information is located in the city centre (Herrengasse). You will find
some flyers in your conference map.
You can also visit the website: http://www.graztourismus.at
Public transport in Graz
The different providers of public transport in Graz and the surrounding region have a
unified ticket system. The region is partitioned in different zones, however, Graz (and
the airport) are just within a single zone. City tram and bus service is provided by the
Holding Graz. Local trains are also included in the ticket system. The central transfer
point of Graz is "Jakominiplatz".
There are several types of tickets.
1 hour ticket: € 2.20, valid for 1 hour after voiding (changes between tram and bus
lines are allowed).
Ten 1 hour tickets: € 19.80 (it is important to use the tickets in the given order
1,2,...,10, since the initial use of 10 voids all others and means that one has paid for a
ride through 10 different zones).
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General information
24 hours ticket: € 5, valid for one zone and 24 hours after initial voiding.
Tourist ticket: € 11.80, valid for one zone and 3 days after initial voiding; includes
"Schlossbergbahn" and several reduced entry fees. For further information see http://
www.holding-graz.at/linien/tickets-tarife/graz-3-tage-ticket.html.
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The "1 hour" and "24 hours" tickets can be bought directly in the busses or trams.
The others can be bought in shops called "Trafik" (small shops that sell newspapers,
cigarettes, stamps, ...), at ticket-vending machines and in the central ticket shops on
"Hauptplatz" and "Jakominiplatz".
The University of Graz can be reached by public transport with the following bus lines
58: Hauptbahnhof (main railway station) – Mariagrün, bus stop "Mozartgasse"
63: Hauptbahnhof – Schulzentrum St. Peter, bus stop "Universität"
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30: Gebietskrankenkasse – Jakominiplatz – Geidorf, bus stop "Mozartgasse"
31: Uni-ReSoWi – Jakominiplatz – Webling, bus stop "Uni-ReSoWi"
41: Dürrgrabenweg – St.Leonhard/LKH), bus stop "Universität"
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Banking service, currency
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Euro € (EUR) is the official currency in Austria. There is a cash machine near the foyer of
Universitätsplatz 6. Cash mashines can also be found in Zinzendorfgasse near the University.
Major credit cards are accepted in most hotels, shops and restaurants.
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DZG Meetings
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
14:00: Meeting DZG Board; Universitätsplatz 2, 1st floor, room 02.62 (library)
14:00: Meeting Section Speaker; Universitätsplatz 2, 1st floor, room 02.06
16:00: Meeting DZG Board of Advisors; Universitätsplatz 2, 1st floor, room 02.62
Saturday, September 12, 2015
16:15: DZG Member Meeting; Universitätsplatz 3, 1st floor, Aula
General information
Social events and awards
Wednesday, September 9, 2015; Aula
18:30 – 19:00 Welcome address
19:00 – 19:30 Introductory lecture
Heinrich Römer (Graz): Geschichte der Grazer Zoologie
19:30 – 20:30 Key Note Talk Chair - Gerhard von der Emde
Eric Warrant (Lund): Seeing in the dimmest habitats on Earth: Eyes and
vision in nocturnal and deep-sea animals
20:30 – 22:00 Welcome reception
Thursday, September 10, 2015; Aula
18:45 – 19:15 Anniversary celebration Moderation: Susanne Dobler
19:15 – 20:00 Ceremonial address
Friedrich G. Barth (Wien): 125 Jahre Deutsche Zoologische Gesellschaft
(DZG) – von der Zootomie zur Epigenetik und Kognitionsforschung
20:00 – 22:00 Reception hosted by the Governor of Styria, Hermann Schützenhöfer
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Friday, September 11, 2015; Aula
18:00 – 19:00 Price giving ceremony
Werner-Rathmayer-Preis; Laudatorin: Susanne Dobler
Thomas Lindner (Willibald-Gluck-Gymnasium, Neumarkt): Partnerwahl
bei Fischen
Horst-Wiehe-Preis; Laudator: Bernhard Misof
Alexander Blanke (University Hull): The Palaeoptera problem and the
evolution of head structures of dicondylic insects
Walther-Arndt-Forschungspreis; Laudator: Harald Wolf
Mirjam Knörnschild (Free University Berlin): Vocal communication and
social cognition in bats
19:30 – 20:30 Public evening lecture Chair - Antje Engelhardt
Thomas Bugnyar (Wien): „Rabenpolitik": Verständnis und Nutzen von
sozialen Beziehungen in komplexen Gemeinschaften
Saturday, September 12, 2015; Brauhaus Puntigam
19:00 – 23:30 Congress dinner
Departure from the University by shuttle bus at 19:00
19:30: Poster award
20:00: Dinner
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QPS Austria
A Contract Research Organisation focusing on Neurobiology
QPS is a GLP/GCP-compliant contract research organization (CRO) providing
advanced transgenic and non-transgenic in vitro/in vivo models for preclinical
CNS drug development. The majority of QPS’ clients focus on the development
of drugs to treat Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s or other CNS diseases. Although many
pathological hallmarks have been described, the underlying mechanisms are still
unclear and effective treatment approaches for these diseases are missing.
Due to this scientific environment QPS is constantly
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Keynote talks
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Welcome addressAula | 18:30
Daisy Kopera (representing Graz city councel), Christa Neuper (principal of
University of Graz), Karl Crailsheim (dean of the Faculty of Natural Sciences),
(Susanne Dobler (president of DZG)
Introductory lecture
Aula | 19:00
Heinrich Römer (Graz): Die Geschichte der Grazer Zoologie
Keynote Chair: Gerhard von der Emde
Aula | 19:30
Eric Warrant (Lund): Seeing in the dimmest habitats on Earth: Eyes and vision
in nocturnal and deep-sea animals
Thursday, September 10, 2015
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Chair: Karl Crailsheim
Chair: Uwe Homberg
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HS 06.01 | 09:00
Koos Biesmejer (Amsterdam): Recent shifts in European pollinators and why we should care
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HS 06.01 | 10:00
Switbert R. Ott (Leicester): Socially induced phenotypic plasticity in locusts
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Keynote Chair: Christian Sturmbauer
HS 06.01 | 09:00
Walter Salzburger (Basel): The role of gene flow in the diversification of animals
Keynote Chair: Walter Salzburger
HS 06.01 | 10:00
Felicity Jones (Tübingen): Functional genomics of marine and freshwater sticklebacks
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Chair: Sandra Steiger
HS 06.01 | 09:00
Martin Plath (Shaanxi, China): Life on the edge? Local adaptation and emerging
reproductive isolation in extremophile fishes
In the following program overview, only the first author is cited in oral and poster
presentations for reasons of clarity and to save print space. You can find the complete
citation in the abstract book.
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Behavioral Biology
Talks
HS 03.01
Invited speaker
Chair: Antje Engelhardt 11:30
Vanessa Schmitt (Heidelberg): Combining comparative cognition and animal welfare:
From lab science to zoo-based research
Invited speaker
Chair: Lars Lewejohann 12:15
Melanie Dammhahn (Potsdam): Consistent individual differences in behaviour as part
of a broader pace-of-life syndrome
Chair: Barbara Caspers
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Ken Luzynski (Wien): Scent marking: honest, uncheatable indicator of social status or just smelly?
14:00
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Sandra Steiger (Ulm): Change her phenotype, change her
choice: chemosensory self-referencing in a cricket promotes
polyandry but not inbreeding avoidance
14:15
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Taina Conrad (Ulm): The effect of temperature on the vibrational and chemical signals of males of the red mason bee, Osmia
bicornis (L.)
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Bettina Erregger (Graz): The hot male hypothesis: Do male katydids signal their energetic costs by body temperature?
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Karen de Jong (Tübingen): Fish sing differently in noisy waters:
Males of two goby species similarly adapt their use of courtship
calls to the acoustic environment
15:00
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Johannes Stökl (Regensburg): Species specificity of male antennal courtship in Leptopilina wasps
15:45
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Annika Schirmer (Potsdam): Reproductive behaviour of bank
vole (Myodes glareolus) females as a function of infanticide risk
and mating interest
16:00
Claudia Radler (Graz): Distribution of paternity within a large,
semi-captive group of Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata)
16:15
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Elfriede Kalcher-Sommersguter (Graz): Traumatic experiences
in early infancy have lifelong effects on social integration of
chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes)
16:30
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Michael Bauer (Freiburg): Stay or leave, help or breed? Decisions in the life of a cooperatively breeding bird
16:45
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Arne Jungwirth (Cambridge): The significance of multi-level
sociality in cooperative breeders
17:00
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Behavioral Biology
HS 03.01
Chair: Vanessa Schmitt
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Lars Lewejohann (Osnabrück): Costs and benefits of cognition
measured in male laboratory mice
14:00
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Yvonne Krüger (Rostock): Discrimination of vortex ring size by
harbour seals (Phoca vitulina)
14:15
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Tamara Heinrich (Rostock): Harbour seals (Phoca vitulina) are
able to time precisely
14.30
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Johannes L.M. Steidle (Stuttgart): Grace of oblivion: Adaptive
forgetting in the parasitoid wasp Nasonia vitripennis
14:45
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Simon Ripperger (Berlin): High-tech meets ethology: sensor
technology helps to describe the foraging and social behavior in
a tropical bat species
15:00
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Alexandra Capodeanu-Nägler (Ulm): I need you mom and
dad: variation in offspring dependency on parental care among
burying beetles
15:45
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Doris Reinecke (Graz): Fight or Flight? A multi-species study of
aphid defence
16:00
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Inon Scharf (Tel Aviv): Wormlions like it dark and do not mind
having nosy neighbors
16:15
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Posters
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Florian Dersch (Marburg): The effect of different UV-light intensities on
the orientation behaviour of the honeybee during waggle dance
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Karl Kral (Graz): Ability of the desert locust to compensate for visual
deprivation during the final pre-adult and adult stages
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Sarah Golüke (Bielefeld): Female zebra finches recognise their eggs
based on olfactory cues
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Zora Machacek (Regensburg): Behavioural flexibility in the chemical
defense of the parasitoid wasp Leptopilina heterotoma
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Martin Worm (Bonn): Signalling patterns and interactions during electrocommunication between real and artificial weakly electric fish
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René Mai (Berlin): Mate guarding as alternative to nuptial gift investment in the tropical bushcricket Letana inflata (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae)
Behavioral Biology
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Klara Füreder (Grünau im Almtal): Does spatial proximity between
Greylag geese families indicate alliance formation?
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Julia von der Emde (Bonn): Evoking ‘Echo Response’ in weakly electric
fish by an interactive fish dummy
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Jonas Finck (Berlin): Female cuticular hydrocarbon signals initiate courtship behavior in grasshopper males
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Anja Weidenmüller (Konstanz): Task efficiency and fanning behavior in
bumblebees
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Martin Streinzer (Wien): Living in a 3D world: Depth perception in nocturnal hunting spiders investigated with Virtual Reality technique
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Stefanie Neupert (Konstanz): One more or less matters in nestmate
recognition of ants
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Vera Kupelwieser (Graz): Do honey bees share food equally in cages?
PP-BB-14
Johannes-Paul Fladerer (Graz): Comparison of two slave-making ant
species Polyergus rufescens and Formica sanguinea concerning their
pupae-acceptance and the behaviour of their slaves
PP-BB-15
David Bierbach (Berlin): Trinidadian guppies differ consistently in their
following tendencies towards a biomimetic robot
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Timo Thünken (Bonn): Fine-tuned, context-specific manipulation of an
intermediate crustacean host by its acanthocephalan parasite
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Section Meeting - Behavioral Biology:
Thursday, September 10, 18:15, HS 03.01
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Developmental Biology
Talks
HS 02.11
Invited speaker
Chair: Susanne Önel 11:30
Stephanie C. Bannister (Wien): Sex, brains and spawning behavior: Investigating
molecular regulation of sexual differentiation in a slowly-evolving model.
Invited speaker
Chair: Susanne Önel 12:15
Steffen Scholpp (Karlsruhe) The Wnt morphogenetic field: Ligand transport,
advection, and signaling
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Andreas Hejnol (Bergen): Expression of "segment polarity
genes" in brachiopod larvae reveals convergent similarities to
protostome segments and deuterostome brain boundaries
14:00
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Cornelius Eibner (Jena): Analyzing the Pair Rule Gene Network
in the Spider Parasteatoda tepidariorum
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Felix Quade (Göttingen): Investigating the role of embryonic
appendage patterning genes in the postembryonic development
of the male pedipalp of the spider Parasteatoda tepidariorum
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Birgit Lengerer (Innsbruck): Adhesive organs of a marine flatworm as a new model system for post-embryonic organogenesis
14:45
OP-DB-05
Bert Hobmayer (Innsbruck): Actin dynamics and the formation
of animal shape in Hydra
15:00
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Sarah Rolfes (Hannover): Something to die for – Inhibition of
the p53-Mdm2 interaction increases programmed cell death in
the placozoon Trichoplax adhaerens
15:45
OP-DB-07
Alexander Klimovich (Kiel): Role of nuclear lamin protein in
non-senescent Hydra
16:00
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Posters
PP-DB-01
Sabine Gufler (Innsbruck): Wnt/B-Catenin target genes in Hydra patterning and regeneration
PP-DB-02
Stefanie Kuen (Innsbruck): Molecular characterization of highly derived
Myc3 and Myc4 protooncogenes in Hydra
PP-DB-03
Reinhard Schröder (Rostock): Early decisions in the limb primordium –
the outside-in leg phenotype of the Tribolium gene Tc-flipflop
PP-DB-04
Michaela Papendieken (Marburg): The role of Blow during Drosophila
myoblast fusion and its regulation
Developmental Biology
PP-DB-05
Andreas Löwer (Marburg): Kette and WASP act antagonistically during
F-actin formation in fusion competent myoblasts
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Jochen Hilchenbach (Innsbruck): Macrostomum lignano - head regeneration through gene silencing
Section Meeting - Developmental Biology:
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Ecology
Talks
HS 06.02
Invited speaker
Chair: Gerlind Lehmann 11:30
Dirk Mikolajewski (Berlin): Predators and their prey – a phenotypic approach.
Invited speaker
Chair: Gerlind Lehmann 12:15
Marko Rohlfs (Göttingen): Arthropods on fungi: from patterns to chemical and
molecular mechanisms
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Eric von Elert (Köln): Predator evasion in zooplankton is supressed by polyunsaturated fatty acid limitation
14:00
OP-E-02
Maja Ilic (Köln): Cascading effects of biodiversity loss in freshwater plankton
14:15
OP-E-03
Sophie Goendahl (Köln): Consumer species richness and nutrients determine producer diversity
14.30
OP-E-04
Gieshild Schaufler (Salzburg): Translocated pike trigger a tapeworm epidemic in Arctic charr
14:45
OP-E-05
Robert Schabetsberger (Salzburg): From myth to reason – a
potential spawning area of tropical eels in the western South
Pacific
15:00
OP-E-06
Julia Hoffmann (Potsdam): Effects of dim artificial light at night
on rodent behavior and physiology
15:45
OP-E-07
Johanna Chemnitz (Ulm): Beyond species recognition: nutritional state, age, body size and parasite load affect long distance
sex pheromone communication in the burying beetle Nicrophorus vespilloides
16:00
OP-E-08
Katharina Ruthsatz (Hamburg): Food quality induces plasticity in
oral and intestinal morphology in larval amphibians
16:15
OP-E-09
Anna-Maria Baumann (Freiburg): Life cycle and development of
the spotted wing Drosophila, Drosophila suzukii
16:30
OP-E-10
Martin-Carl Kinzner (Innsbruck): Preferred oviposition substrate
of the mountain fly Drosophila nigrosparsa (Diptera: Drosophilidae)
16:45
OP-E-11
Volker Nehring (Freiburg): Local adaptation in phoretic mites
17:00
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Posters
PP-E-01
Martin Husemann (Halle/Saale): Pathogen sharing among managed and
wild bees in apple orchards of Kirgizstan and Georgia
Ecology
PP-E-02
Agnes-Katharina Kreiling (Sauðárkrókur): Macroinvertebrate biodiversity
in Icelandic freshwater springs
PP-E-03
Martin-Carl Kinzner (Innsbruck): From the laboratory into the field: a
new field test to evaluate heat tolerance of Drosophila species under
seminatural conditions
PP-E-04
Sophie Kratschmer (Wien): Effects of inter-row management intensity
on wild bees in Austrian, Spanish, French and Romanian vineyards
PP-E-05
Melanie Bunz (Würzburg): Fitness consequences of the endogenous
clock of Drosophila melanogaster: impact of day length
PP-E-06
Cecilia Spitzweg (Dresden): Conservation genetics of the Northern river
terrapin (Batagur baska) breeding project
PP-E-07
Torsten Fregin (Bremerhaven): Bioluminescence in the open waters of
Gullmarfjord, Sweden
PP-E-08
Sylvia Schäffer (Graz): Caution! There´re oribatid mites on bark beetles!
PP-E-09
Henri Thomassen (Tübingen): An approach for a multi-temporal post
classification analysis of Landsat imagery to reconstruct changes in forest
land cover exemplified on Bulgaria
PP-E-10
Katrin Schachtel (Planegg-Martinsried): The invasive freshwater jellyfish
Craspedacusta sowerbii – occult polyps and conspicuous medusae
PP-E-11
Henri Thomassen (Tübingen): Landscape genetics of house sparrows
(Passer domesticus) in Romania and Bulgaria.
PP-E-12
Liza Nemes (Graz): Tetradecyl acetate: A new compound of aphid cornicle secretions and its potential role
PP-E-13
Michael Klockmann (Greifswald): Simulating effects of heat periods on
different life stages in a tropical butterfly
Section Meeting - Ecology:
E
EB
M
NB
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Evolutionary Biology
Talks
HS 06.01
Invited speaker
Chair: Volker Nehring 15:45
Sophie Armitage (Münster): Some evolutionary and immunological perspectives
on a highly diversified insect gene
Chair: Volker Nehring
OP-EB-01
Kerstin E. Thonhauser (Wien): Does increasing offspring genetic
diversity influence their resistance to infection?
16:30
OP-EB-02
Melita Vamberger (Dresden): Speciation under gene flow? The
case of Mauremys caspica and M. rivulata
16:45
HS 06.02
Invited speaker
Chair: Sandra Steiger 11:30
Matthias Stöck (Berlin): Anuran hybridization and sex chromosome evolution
in space and time
EB
Chairs: Sandra Steiger, Johannes Stöckl, Peter Biedermann
OP-EB-03
Martin Schlegel (Leipzig): Taxonomy, phylogeography and
genetic differentiation of the eastern and western green lizard
Lacerta viridis and L. bilineata
12:15
OP-EB-04
Katharina Jaksch (Wien): Gaining new insights into speciation
processes in rock-dwelling land snails (Montenegrina, Clausiliidae, Gastropoda, Pulmonata)
12:30
OP-EB-05
Michael Heethoff (Darmstadt): Resource dependence of exocrine secretions - A challenge for chemotaxonomy? 12:45
OP-EB-06
Sina Metzler (Klosterneuburg): Mating, longevity and immunity
in ant males
14:00
OP-EB-07
Joachim Ruther (Regensburg): Epimerization of chiral hydroxylactones by short chain dehydrogenases/reductases during sex
pheromone diversification in Nasonia
14:15
OP-EB-08
Katharina C. Engel (Ulm): Not tonight darling - a female pheromone mediating sexual abstinence in males ensures concerted
parental care
14:30
OP-EB-09
Iris Albrecht (Ulm): Caste- and function-specific odor bouquets
and the evolution of fertility signals in sweat bees
14:45
M
NB
P
ZS
OP-EB-10
Michaela Thoß (Wien): Major urinary protein (MUP) profiles
show dynamic changes rather than individual 'barcode' signatures
15:00
OP-EB-11
Gerlind U.C. Lehmann (Berlin): High complexity of protein composition in nuptial gifts of bushcrickets
15:45
OP-EB-12
Claudia Fricke (Münster): Costs of mating in females are accompanied by whole organismal functional decline
16:00
OP-EB-13
Vera Brust (Osnabrück): Linking avian sperm form to function:
How morphology predicts velocity of coal, great and blue tit
spermatozoa
16:15
HS 06.02
Chairs: Kristina M. Sefc, Sophie Armitage
OP-EB-14
Marko Djurakic (Novisad): An adult morphology of the Marginated tortoise follows the Charnov-Bull theoretical model
10:00
OP-EB-15
Sebastian G. Vetter (Wien): Personality and individual quality in
a pulsed resource consumer, the wild boar (Sus scrofa)
10:15
OP-EB-16
Denis Meuthen (Bonn): Short and long-term consequences of
predator-induced phenotypic plasticity in a cichlid fish
10.30
OP-EB-17
Kristina M. Sefc (Graz): Habitat structure and the phenotypic
diversity of the African cichlid fish Tropheus moorii
10:45
Chair: Sophie Armitage
M
NB
Rebecca Herzog (Hannover): The ever asked question: Species
or subspecies? - High genetic differences between Orthetrum
coerulescens and Orthetrum (coerulescnes) anceps (Odonata,
Libellulide).
11:30
OP-EB-19
Peter Biedermann (Jena): Cooperation under the bark: The evolution of microbial symbioses and sociality in ambrosia beetles
11:45
OP-EB-20
Sylvia Cremer (Klosterneuburg): Social immunisation in ant
societies
12:00
OP-EB-21
Jürgen Heinze (Regensburg): The queens, the workers, and the
grim reaper: aging and reproduction in social insects
12:15
OP-EB-22
Johannes L.M. Steidle (Stuttgart): A negleted early barrier: Learning of chemical host cues drives ecological divergence during
speciation processes in a parasitoid wasps
12:30
OP-EB-18
EB
P
ZS
OP-EB-23
Katharina Weiss (Regensburg): The evolution of an antimicrobial brood protection mechanism: Comparative morphology of
the postpharyngeal gland in the Philanthinae (Hymenoptera,
Crabronidae)
12:45
Chair: Matthias Stöck
OP-EB-24
Sarah Wirtz (Trier): Genetic diversity in the ex situ population
of the Northern Bald Ibis – Choosing suitable individuals for a
reintroduction
14:00
OP-EB-25
Martin Husemann (Halle/Saale): The value of spatio-temporal
population genetic analyses, as exemplified by two case studies
14:15
OP-EB-26
Stephan Koblmüller (Graz): A mitogenomic view on intercontinental dispersal in gray wolves (Canis lupus)
14:30
OP-EB-27
Isabel Mück (Tübingen): Genetic and morphological divergence
in Baltic postglacial common goby (Pomatoschistus microps)
populations
14:45
OP-EB-28
Christina Anagnostou (Kiel): Population genetic structure of the
coconut crab Birgus latro (Decapoda: Anomura: Coenobitidae)
from Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean
15:00
EB
Chairs: Sandra Steiger, Volker Nehring
M
NB
P
ZS
OP-EB-29
Martin Jastroch (Garching): Evolution of thermogenic adipose
tissue in mammals
15:45
OP-EB-30
Clemens Küpper (Graz): One inversion to rule them all: the
genomic basis of mating strategies in the ruff
16:00
Posters
PP-EB-01
Marie K. Hörnig (Greifswald): Inferring reproductive mechanisms of
extinct organisms: Examples from dictyopteran insects
PP-EB-02
Tilottama Biswas (Gießen): Coevolution in action: effect of simultaneous
exposure to two parasites on the host’s external & internal immune
defence
PP-EB-03
Natalie-Nida Moske (Regensburg): Testes degeneration in ant males
PP-EB-04
Sina Julia Rometsch (Konstanz): Does sexual dichromatism predict sexbiased opsin expression in cichlid fishes?
PP-EB-05
Sonja Dähn (Stuttgart): Role of endosymbionts as isolating barrier for
Nasonia strains from different host habitats
PP-EB-06
Fee L.E.M. Meinzer (Hamburg): Coping with host plant toxins – Adaptive
strategies of milkweed bugs
PP-EB-07
Marie Pollmann (Stuttgart): Chromosomes of the Lariophagus distinguendus complex PP-EB-08
Phillip Gienapp (Wageningen): Mapping genes of life-history traits in a
wild bird population
PP-EB-09
Ruth Castillo (Würzburg): Evidence for a chemical arms race: chemical
mimicry in the cuckoo wasp genus Hedychrum
PP-EB-10
Patrick Bäckers (Bonn): Does sessility simplify nervous systems? A case
study in Annelida
PP-EB-11
Nadja Catharina Wulff (Berlin): Signalling strategies in the bushcricket
Poecilimon ampliatus (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae)
PP-EB-12
Henri Thomassen (Tübingen): A potential role for sexual selection in the
divergence of Tropical Pacific honeyeaters (Myzomela)
PP-EB-13
Günther Raspotnig (Graz): Oribatid chemosystematics revisited: “Brachy
pyline Compounds”
PP-EB-14
Arne K.D. Schmidt (Graz): The role of acoustic tracheal design on directional hearing in crickets
PP-EB-15
Marko Djurakic (Novi Sad): When morphology meets genes: divergence
between western and eastern subclades of Hermann’s tortoise in the
Balkans EB
PP-EB-16
Elisabeth Haring (Wien): Contrasting phylogeographic patterns in the
Red Sea collector urchin Tripneustes gratilla based on mitochondrial vs.
nuclear marker genes
M
Section Meeting - Evolutionary Biology:
Friday, September 11, 13:00, HS 06.02
NB
P
ZS
Morphology
Talks
HS 02.11
Invited speaker
Chair: Michael Heethoff Jörg U. Hammel (Hamburg): Moving fluids for live – a sponge perspective
11:30
Invited speaker
Chair: Sabine Kaul-Strehlow 12:15
Egon Heiss (Jena): Prey capture systems in newts (salamandrids): Does behavioral
plasticity trigger morphological alterations?
Chairs: Egon Heiss, Jörg Hammel
OP-M-01
Carolin Haug (Planegg-Martinsried): The feeding apparatus of
chelicerates – far from 'primitive'
14:00
OP-M-02
Christina Nagler (Planegg-Martinsried): The “very hungry caterpillar“: a 150 million years old parasitic isopod and the functional morphology of its extant relatives
14:15
OP-M-03
Anna-Christin Joel (Aachen): Cribellar thread production in
spiders: an example for processing fibres
14.30
OP-M-04
Sebastian Schmelzle (Darmstadt): Ptychoidy done differently
– insights into the Protoplophoridae (Enarthronota, Oribatida,
Acari)
14:45
OP-M-05
Sandra Franz (Planegg-Martinsried): Functional morphology of
the tracheal system of Galeodes granti (Chelicerata: Solifugae)
15:00
OP-M-06
Stephan Handschuh (Wien): The key role of X-ray microCT in
morphological imaging pipelines
15:15
NB
OP-M-07
Nadja Catharina Wulff (Berlin): Copulatory courtship by bushcricket genital titillators revealed by functional morphology, µCT
scanning for 3D reconstruction and female sense structures
16:00
P
OP-M-08
Andreas Altenburger (Kopenhagen): The neuromuscular system
of Pycnophyes kielensis (Kinorhyncha: Homalorhagida). Are
kinorhynchs segmented?
16:15
ZS
OP-M-09
Alen Kristof (Wien): Neuromuscular development in Patellogastropoda (Gastropoda: Mollusca) and its importance in the
reconstruction of ancestral gastropod bodyplan features
16:30
OP-M-10
Philip O.M. Steinhoff (Greifswald): Neuroplasticity in a jumping
spider
16:45
M
Morphology
Posters
PP-M-01
Isabel Dittmann (Innsbruck): Early nymphal development of the praying
mantis Hierodula cf. grandis
PP-M-02
Simon Küpper (Greifswald): The female reproductive system of two
sympatric heelwalkers (Insecta: Mantophasmatodea) – A comparison
using µ-CT
PP-M-03
Juliana Callimici (Plannegg-Martinsried): Wing development in 'hemimetabolous' insects and its twisted impact on phylogeny
PP-M-04
Nicole R. Rudolf (Plannegg-Martinsried): Functional morphology of giant
mole crab larvae
PP-M-05
Gideon T. Haug (Plannegg-Martinsried): Functional aspects and disparity
of defense by means of expelling toxins in terrestrial arthropods
PP-M-06
Chrisine Kiesmüller (Plannegg-Martinsried): Evolution of the ontogenetic development of wings: data from supposedly ‘primitive’ flying insects
PP-M-07
Johannes Strauß (Gießen): Comparative neuroanatomy of the accessory
organ, a leg scolopidial sensory organ, in Ensifera (Insecta: Orthoptera)
PP-M-08
Christin Wittfoth (Greifswald): Investigating the neuroanatomy of Parhyale hawaiensis in a combined approach
PP-M-09
Philip O.M. Steinhoff (Greifswald): MicroCT Analysis as a tool for taxonomic research in Odonata
PP-M-10
Michael Gebhardt (Freising): Cuticular microstructures turn black into
velvet black in a stick insect
PP-M-11
Katharina Jörger (Plannegg-Martinsried): Making the most of minute
singletons: molecular data from SEM-samples in Solenogastres (Mollusca)
PP-M-12
Gabriele Unterhitzenberger (Jena): Intraspecific variability in the distribution of muscle fibre types in the masticatory muscles of the wolf
(Canis lupus L. 1758) and domestic dog
PP-M-13
PP-M-14
Tina Kirchhoff (Greifswald): Transition from marine to terrestrial life in
20 days – larval development and neurogenesis of the giant robber crab
Birgus latro (Linnaeus, 1767)
Sandra Franz (Plannegg-Martinsried): Functional morphology of the
tracheal system of Galeodes granti (Chelicerata: Solifugae)
Section Meeting - Morphology:
M
NB
P
ZS
Neurobiology
Talks
Invited speaker
Chair: Christoph Kleineidam Stefan Schöneich (Cambridge): Neurobiology of acoustic communication:
Neural networks for singing and song pattern recognition in field crickets
Invited speaker
11:30
Chair: Boris Chagnaud 12:15
Frederike Hanke (Rostock): Challenging in vision in harbor seals
Chairs: Christoph Kleineidam, Boris Chagnaud
OP-NB-01
Manfred Hartbauer (Graz): Detection of impending vehicle
collisions using an improved “locust eye algorithm”
14:00
OP-NB-02
Stefan Wernitznig (Graz): New anatomical and physiological
insights in a collision sensing pathway in the locust Locusta
migratoria
14:15
OP-NB-03
Kostas Kostarakos (Graz): Neural mechanisms for acoustic signal
detection under strong masking in an insect
14.30
OP-NB-04
Harald Wolf (Ulm): The scorpion pectines and their primary
neuropils: details of glomerular neuropil structure
14:45
OP-NB-05
Mareike Selcho (Würzburg): Timing of the peptide-orchestrated
eclosion behaviour in Drosophila melanogaster
15:00
OP-NB-06
Susanne Neupert (Köln): Quantification of neurotransmitter
from individual Drosophila cells
15:45
OP-NB-07
Pamela Menegazzi (Würzburg): Drosophila species living at
different latitudes: is differential CRY and PDF expression within
the circadian clock network important for adjusting locomotor
activity to changing day length?
16:00
NB
P
Posters
PP-NB-01
Elisabeth Weise (München): Neurochemical characterization of a central
pattern generator for vocalization
PP-NB-02
Uta Pegel (Marburg): Processing of polarized and chromatic light cues in
the central complex of the desert locust
PP-NB-03
Jan Scherberich (Franfurt): Evidences of an acoustic fovea in the hearing
of the bushcricket Ancylecha fenestrata
PP-NB-04
Jennifer Hummel (Frankfurt): Gating of auditory information in the
bushcricket ear
ZS
Neurobiology
NB
P
ZS
PP-NB-05
Judith Strudthoff (Freising): Compensatory tongue movements in the
Amazon tree boa (Corallus hortulanus)
PP-NB-06
Mariella Sele (Graz): Optimising the 3D-reconstruction technique for
motion detecting neurons in the locust
PP-NB-07
Vanessa Hollmann (Bielefeld): Topographic organisation of the octavolateral line nucleus in zebrafish (Danio rerio)
PP-NB-08
Vanessa Hollmann (Bielefeld): Anatomical and functional organization
and connectivity of sensory maps in electrolocation
PP-NB-09
Fedrico Pedraja (Bielefeld): Action for perception: electric flow during
parallax motion as a source of object distance information
PP-NB-10
Janina Kay (Würzburg): Investigating the circadian clock of the carpenter
ant C. floridanus
PP-NB-11
Lukas Pargger (Graz): Connectivity pattern of a movement sensitive
neuron in the lobula of the locust Locusta migratoria
PP-NB-12
Katharina Beer (Würzburg): What makes a clock „social“? Characterisation of the circadian clock of honeybees (Apis mellifera) and red mason
bees (Osmia bicornis)
PP-NB-13
Annemarie Rutkowski (Planegg-Martinsried): The optic chiasm in the
Octopus vulgaris hatchling
PP-NB-14
Joss von Hadeln (Marburg): Anatomical organization of tangential neurons of the central complex in the brain of the desert locust
PP-NB-15
Johannes Strauß (Gießen): Are auditory sensilla numbers in hearing
organs of Tettigoniidae (Insecta: Orthoptera) determined by allometric
relationships?
PP-NB-16
Ulf Bickmeyer (Bremerhaven): Electrophysiological investigation regarding anaesthetization of the decapod crustaceans lobster (Homarus
spec.) and crayfish (Astacus spec.)
PP-NB-17
Deborah Lilian Angelè (Planegg-Martinsried): Cellular and network adaptations for superfast motor control in the rattlesnake Crotalus atrox
PP-NB-18
Martina Held (Marburg): Microglomerular synaptic complexes in the
polarization vision pathway of the Honeybee
PP-NB-19
Tanja Heinloth (Marburg): Compartmentalization within the small subunits of the anterior optic tubercle in the honeybee
PP-NB-20
Laura Schlichtholz (Planegg-Martinsried): Neuronal basis of vocalization
in the catfish Ariopsis seemanni- an anatomical study
PP-NB-21
Stefan Schöneich (Leipzig): Aminergic modulation of interneurones with
synaptic inputs from antennal mechanoreceptors in the cricket brain
PP-NB-22
Stefan Schöneich (Leipzig): Neuronal coupling between the motor pattern generating networks for singing and breathing in field crickets
Neurobiology
PP-NB-23
Susanne Neupert (Köln): Strategy to quantify neurotransmitter from
individual Drosophila cells
PP-NB-24
Philipp Twellers (Birmingham): Waveguiding properties of primate and
human cone photoreceptors
PP-NB-25
Erik Schneider (Graz): The role of thermal stimuli during mate choice in
acoustic insects
PP-NB-26
Heinrich Dircksen (Stockholm): Neuropeptidergic and aminergic neurons
in the Daphnia optic ganglia-brain complex
PP-NB-27
Valerie Lucks (Bielefeld): Adaptation-induced modification of motion
selectivity tuning in visual tectal neurons of adult zebrafish
PP-NB-28
Franziska Ruf (Würzburg): Dissecting the influence of clock and environment on the eclosion rhythms of Drosophila under natural conditions
PP-NB-29
Martin Worm (Bonn): Signalling patterns and interactions during electrocommunication between real and artificial weakly electric fish
PP-NB-30
Marina Brunnhofer (Graz): Detection of acoustic predator cues under
high background noise in tropical crickets
Section Meeting - Neurobiology:
NB
P
ZS
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Scientifica micropositioners and SliceScope
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Physiology
Talks
HS 06.03
Invited speaker
Chair: Annika Herwig 11:30
Anne-Katrin Rohlfing (Potsdam): The regulation of aqp-8 in the excretory cell
of C. elegans
Invited speaker
Chair: Bettina Zeis 12:15
Patrick Fink (Köln): The challenged consumer - aquatic herbivores' responses to
dietary constraints
Chairs: Bettina Zeis, Thorsten Burmester
OP-P-01
Thorsten Burmester (Hamburg): A transcriptome approach to
the hypoxia tolerance of the seal (Cystophora cristata) brain
14:00
OP-P-02
Sven Schenk (Wien): Hormonal switches in semelparous reproduction
14:15
OP-P-03
Wolfgang Blenau (Köln): Cockroach GABAB receptor subtypes:
molecular characterization, pharmacological properties and
tissue distribution
14.30
OP-P-04
Thomas Roeder (Kiel): Regulation of metabolic traits by octopamine and tyramine in Drosophila
14:45
OP-P-05
Anika Libor (Graz): Tracing a proteinaceous labelled diet in a
honey bee colony
15:00
Posters
PP-P-01
PP-P-02
Christian Müller (Greifswald): More than just one: multiplicity of hirudins and hirudin-like factors in the medicinal leech, Hirudo medicinalis
Sarah Lemke (Greifswald): Synthesis of salivary proteins and refilling
of salivary gland cell reservoirs in the medicinal leech (Hirudo verbana)
upon feeding
PP-P-03
Bettina Zeis (Münster): Adjustments of serine proteases of Daphnia
pulex in response to temperature changes
PP-P-04
Reinhold Hustert (Göttingen): What pumps fresh hemolymph throughout the legs of insects?
PP-P-05
Helmut Kovac (Graz): The resting metabolism of three common hymenopterans: different energetic survival strategies in species of similar size
PP-P-06
Eslam Omar (Graz): Effect of protein and different pollen diets on internal glands development of adult honey bees
P
ZS
Physiology
PP-P-07
Bernhard Leonhard (Graz): The role of proline in honeybee drone (Apis
mellifera carnica) flight
PP-P-08
Antonia Engert (Graz): Effects of different pesticides and pathogen exposure on hemocytes in honeybee larvae (Apis mellifera)
PP-P-09
Paulina Kowalski (Hamburg): Significance of ABCB-transporters for a leaf
beetle’s defense strategy
PP-P-10
Fabian List (Hamburg): Comparing cardenolide resistance by substitutions in the Na,K-ATPase of Homo sapiens and Drosophila melanogaster
PP-P-11
Pedro Lubiana (Hamburg): Characterisation of the interaction between
Plasmodium falciparum infected erythrocytes and human endothelial
receptors
PP-P-12
Mariana Leivas Müller Hoff (Hamburg): Pyruvate dehydrogenase activity
as a putative mechanism to enhance the hypoxia tolerance in the brain
of the hooded seal (Cystophora cristata)
PP-P-13
Ceyda Cubuk (Hamburg): Hypothalamic gene expression profile during
torpor entrance in Djungarian hamsters
PP-P-14
Jutta Vollmann (Graz): Nutrient deficiency of larvae – effect on adult
honey bees (Apis mellifera carnica)?
Section Meeting - Physiology:
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ZS
Zoological Systematics
Talks
Invited speaker
HS 02.11
Chair: Sven Bradler 11:30
Joachim T. Haug (Planegg-Martinsried): Palaeo-Evo-Devo: Fossils and ontogenetic
data increase the explanatory power of phylogenetic reconstructions
Invited speaker
Chair: Sven Bradler 12:15
Katharina Jörger (München): The potential of museomics to revitalize the
taxonomy of aplacophoran molluscs
Chairs: NN
OP-ZS-01
Bernd Egger (Innsbruck): A transcriptomic phylogeny of the
Platyhelminthes
14:00
OP-ZS-02
Susanne Affenzeller (Wien): Species delineation: Comparing
the powers of DNA-barcoding and shell morphometrics in the
trochid gastropod genus Gibbula
14:15
OP-ZS-03
Herbert Christian Wagner (Innsbruck): Cryptic diversity research: taxonomy and evolution of the Tetramorium caespitum/
impurum complex (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)
14.30
OP-ZS-04
Sven Bradler (Göttingen): Dating the Phasmatodea tree of life:
Uncertainties surrounding stick insect origins
14:45
OP-ZS-05
Alexander Suh (Uppsala): The biological limits of phylogenetic
resolution – a case study on the explosive radiation of neoavian
birds
15:00
OP-ZS-06
Udo Rempe (Kronshagen): Studying deep metazoan phylogeny by very conserved positions of 9 mitochondrial encoded
proteins
15:45
OP-ZS-07
Nikolaus Szucsich (Wien): ABOL - The Austrian Barcode of LifeInitiative
16:00
ZS
Posters
PP-ZS-01
Martin Husemann (Halle/Saale): Curious phylogeographical patterns in
the grasshopper genus Sphingonotus
PP-ZS-02
Ellen Marzahn (Dresden): Insights into the phylogeny of European green
lizards (Lacerta viridis complex)
PP-ZS-03
Anna Hübner (Planegg-Martinsried): An integrative approach to the
diversity of the limnic slug Acochlidium (Gastropoda, Panpulmonata,
Acochlidia)
Zoological Systematics
PP-ZS-04
Sylvia Schäffer (Graz): How universal can it be? The quest for universal
primers for barcoding old museum samples of Austrian birds and mammals
PP-ZS-05
Lukas Zangl (Graz): A new gudgeon species (genus Romanogobio) from
the Upper Mur River – evidence from morphology and molecular data
PP-ZS-06
Andrea Lienhard (Graz): Take a closer look! Caleremaeus (Acari, Oribatida): An underestimated taxon
PP-ZS-07
Katja Buchwalder (Dresden): Transcriptomic and phenotypic data related to the geographic distribution of two spurge hawk moth lineages of
the Hyles euphorbiae complex (Lepidoptera: Sphingidae)
PP-ZS-08
Carolin Kindler (Dresden): How many species of grass snakes are out
there? Phylogeography, gene flow across contact zones and taxonomy of
Natrix natrix
Section Meeting - Zoological Systematics:
Saturday, September 12, 13:00, HS 02.11
ZS
Notes
Gestaltung: Günther Krisper Universität Graz, mit Dank an die Universität Konstanz, WWA-Grafik für die Layout-Vorlage|
Fotos aus den Forschungsgruppen Biodiversität und Evolution, Stoffwechsel und Verhalten, Neurobiologie und Verhalten des
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