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DENVER MUSEUM OF NATURE & SCIENCE

REPORTS

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No. 3, July 2, 2016

20

th

International Congress of Arachnology

Monday, July 4

(*indicates student competition; name is session moderator)

Metals Hall

Petroleum Hall

Marquez Hall MZ126

8:45

Bunker Auditorium: Welcome and Information

9:00

Keynote in Bunker Auditorium. Jason Bond - Spider phylogenomics: untangling the spider tree of life

10:00

Break - Grand Lobby

Symposium: Sexual Selection

Morphology

Diet and Tritrophic Interactions

10:25

Gabriele Uhl

- Securing paternity by

mutilating female genitalia in spiders

Tharina L. Bird

- Obscure features of

Solifugae: comparative morphology of the

lateral eyespots

ShawnWilder

- Measuring the nutrient

content of prey for spiders

10:45

Anne Danielson-Francois

- Dual function

of male genitalia in

Tetragnatha

–sperm

removal and sperm transfer

Rainer Foelix

- How can desert spiders dig

their burrows in dry sand dunes?

*

Sean Kelly

- Riparian tetragnathids rely

heavily on aquatic subsidies in a tropical

urban watershed

11:00

Anita Aisenberg

- Hairy kisses mating plugs

and female choice in

Leucauge

(Araneae:

Tetragnathidae)

Juliana Jurgilas

- Sexually dimorphic tarsal

features in mygalomorph spiders

*

Cody L. Barnes

- Consequences of Prey

Nutrient Content for Nutrient Cycling by a

Wolf Spider

(Hogna carolinensis

)

11:15

Peter Michalik

- Morphological analyses of

male reproductive system of Oonopidae

revealed complexity in sperm structures

G.B. Edwards

- Revision of

Misumessus

(Araneae: Thomisidae) with observations on

crab spider epigynal hoods

*

Will Wiggins

- Macronutrient effects on

juvenile jumping spider growth

11:30

Maria J. Albo

- Complex mating high male

sperm effort and strong female control in a

wolf spider

Rodrigo Monjaraz-Ruedas

- Fossil and

setae characters: the morphological

phylogeny of the family Protoschizomidae

(Arachnida: Schizomida)

*

Radek Michalko

- Effect of increased

habitat complexity on pest suppression by

winter-active spiders

11:45

Matjaz Kuntner

- Genital evolution mating

rates and sexual conflict in size dimorphic

spiders

*

Philip O. M. Steinhoff

- Neuroplasticity in

a jumping spider

*

Orsolya Beleznai

- Increased temperature

alters beetle behavior to increase predator

effects and decrease herbivory

12:00

Lunch

Symposium: Systematics in

arachnids: integrating morphology

and molecules

Sex and Communication

Taxonomy

12:55

Abel Pérez-González

- Ransacking the

incertae sedis opilionids: a new Indo-

Malayan family of Grassatores

Ren-Chung Cheng

- Do all spider genital

components respond to sexual selection?

*

Jesús Alberto Cruz-López

- Phylogenetic

analysis of Stygnopsidae (Opiliones), based

on three molecular markers and morphology