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21

DENVER MUSEUM OF NATURE & SCIENCE

REPORTS

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No. 3, July 2, 2016

20

th

International Congress of Arachnology

Friday, July 8

(*indicates student competition; name is session moderator)

Metals Hall

Petroleum Hall

8:45

Bunker Auditorium: Welcome and Information

9:00

Keynote in Bunker Auditorium. Greta Binford - How the brown recluse got

its bite: evolutionary assembly of spider venoms

10:00

Break

Symposium: Genomics

Mating Systems

10:25

Henrik Krehenwinkel

-Next generation

sequencing for high throughput assessment

of HI arthropod diversity

Madeline Girard

- What makes males red-

hot: mate choice in the peacock spider

Maratus volans

10:45

*

Ellie Armstrong

- Rapid diversification of

spiders on islands - comparative and

population genomic inferences

Matthias Foellmer

- Male mating success

locomotory performance and metabolic rate

in

Argiope aurantia

11:00

Susan Kennedy

- Next generation

sequencing of gut content to study niche

ecology in spiders

Kasey Fowler-Finn

- The bizarre world of

reproduction in leiobunine harvestmen: the

evolution of mating behavior

11:15

Darko Cotoras

- Genetic mosaic among

ecologically similar species within an

adaptive radiation of Hawaiian spiders

*

Joseph Hill

- Activity patterns and mating

behaviors of an arboreal tarantula:

Avicularia

laeta

11:30

*

Abhilesh Dhawanjewar

- Population

genomics & mitochondrial-nuclear

discordance in range expanding

Argiope

bruennichi

*

Alexander Sweger

- Behavioral responses

to varying acoustic stimuli in the wolf spider

Gladicosa gulosa

11:45

*

Rebecca Wilson

- Influence of

catecholamines on circadian rhythmicity of

anti-predator behavior in orb-weaving

spiders

*

Linda Hernández Duran

- Sexual

behavior and mating plugs as a tool of

mating choice in the orb-web spider

Leucauge

acuminata

12:00

Lunch. Posters must be removed by noon. Student Competition Judges sub-

group meetings. Silent Auction Items moved to DMNS

Symposium: Genomics & Venom

Ecology

12:55

Rosa Fernández

- Unraveling the

Chelicerata tree of life: phylogenomic

resolution of chelicerate interrelationships

based on deep taxon sampling

Yann Hénaut

- The good the bad and the

ugly. The association between a bromeliad,

an ant and a spider

13:15

Jessica Garb

- Genomic perspectives on the

evolution of black widow and house spider

venoms

Christopher Buddle

- The natural history

and thermal biology of an Arctic

pseudoscorpion

13:30

Robert Haney

- House spider venom and

silk gland transcriptomes reveal a complex

transcriptional landscape

Christopher A. Brown

- Retreat site

selection in two species of Sky Island

scorpions from Arizona

13:45

Pamela Zobel-Thropp

- If they could only

bite you: venom composition and potency of

daddy long-leg spider venom

Norman Horner

- A myrmecophilic spider

from West Texas with discussion of biology

and taxonomy