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12:00 Advances in Marine Mammal Conservation Science in the Wider Caribbean Region Botany of Montserrat, West Indies
     
Moderators Felice Major Donald McClelland and Sarah Snyder
     
12:00-12:05 Introduction to the session Introduction to the session
     
12:05-12:20 Charlotte Dunn
Assessing Health and Reproduction of Blainville’s Beaked Whales in the Bahamas
Rho Kackley
Advances in the Moss Flora of Montserrat
     
12:20-12:35 Pending
Pending
Sophia Salisbury
Investigating Habitat Preferences and Diversity of Lichens on Montserrat
     
12:35-12:50 Jeffry Bernus
Ti Whale An Nou - Results of 5 Years of Cooperation, Research, and Conservation in the Lesser Antilles and Beyond
Donald McLelland
An Overview of the History of Plant Collecting on Montserrat
     
12:50-1:05 Anmari Alvarez-Aleman
Wider Caribbean Manatee Alliance: Mission and Goals
Ke Coco Deng
Investigating the Pollinators of Two Caribbean Endemic Plants on Montserrat
     
1:05-1:15 Concluding remarks and questions Concluding remarks and questions
     
1:15 Fishes of the Wider Caribbean Crocodylians of the Caribbean, Plus Fossil Primates
     
Moderators Lauren Mihaly Venetia Briggs Gonzalez
     
1:15-1:20 Introduction to the session Introduction to the session
     
1:20-1:35 Madison Androne
Seasonality of Fishes on a High-latitude Reef and its Influence on Spearfishing Catch and Activity
Mason Hintermeister
Fossil Caribbean Primates Exhibit Locomotor Repertoires Unique Among Platyrrhines
     
1:35-1:50 Lauren Mihaly
Differences in Secondary Consumer Behavioral Responses to Predators on Natural and Artificial Reefs in South Florida
Irina Fermin Morales
Extraction and Analysis of the Macroscopic and Microscopic Characteristics of Cuban crocodile Semen (Crocodylus rhombifer)
     
1:50- 2:05 Wes Neal
Freshwater and Diadromous Fishes of Puerto Rico: A Free Resource for the Caribbean
Valerie Garcia
Closing Distribution Gaps of Crocodylus acutus  Across the Caribbean Slope and Central Guatemala
     
2:05-2:20 Patricia Torres-Piñeda
Challenges and Opportunities for the Study of Evolution and Conservation of Freshwater Fishes in Hispaniola
Venetia Briggs Gonzalez
American Crocodiles (Crocodylus acutus) as Restoration Bioindicators in the Florida Everglades
     
2:20-2:30 Concluding remarks and questions Concluding remarks and questions
     
     
2:30 Invertebrates in the Gulf of Mexico: Responses to Anthropogenic Influences Soil and Freshwater Research in the Caribbean
     
Moderators Heather Judkins Pending
     
2:30-2:35 Introduction to the session Introduction to the session
     
2:35-2:50 Jordan Kleinschmidt Dilena
Microplastic Contamination in Longfin Squid: Implications for Gulf of Mexico Food Webs
Thomas Coote
Ecological Resilience at Bugby Hole: Early Research on Severely Impacted Stream Systems Due to Volcanic Activity on the Island of Montserrat
     
2:50- 3:05 Lucas Antonio Morais de Abreu
Immune Response of Ciona robusta to Microplastic-Associated Bacterial Biofilm
Jesica Antunes
Improving Methods for Analyzing Changes in Antibiotic Resistance In Soil During Decomposition.
     
3:05-3:20 Lisa Rose-Mann
Organic Contaminants in The Common Clubhook Squid in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
Korik Vargas
Mercury Contamination and Wildlife Monitoring in the Ayapel Swamp, Colombia: A Bi-National Approach to Assessing Threats in a Ramsar Wetland
     
3:20-3:35 Christian Goldman
Assessment of Artificial Oyster Reef Health, Based on Water Quality, Oyster Recruitment, and Perkinsosis Infection in Tampa Bay
Open Discussion: Freshwater and Soils Research Needs
     
3:35-3:45 Concluding remarks and questions Concluding remarks and questions
     
3:45 Freshwater Biodiversity in the Caribbean Insects of the Caribbean
     
Moderators Michael W Sandel Bruce Conn
     
3:45-3:50 Introduction to the session Introduction to the session
     
3:50-4:05 Ingo Schlupp
Vulnerable Fishes of the Greater Antilles: The Genus Limia and Behavior, Speciation, Radiation, and Biogeography
Edwin Garcia-Rios
Ant Communities and their Foraging Patterns in the Northern Karst Region of Puerto Rico
     
4:05-4:20 Christopher Martin
The Adaptive Radiation Of Pupfishes, Endemic to San Salvador Island, Bahamas: Genomics, Craniofacial Morphology, Scale-biting, and Fitness Landscapes
Juli Morga
First Time Records of Tyrannochthonius and Lagynochthonius Pseudoscorpions (Family Chthoniidae) on the US and British Virgin Islands
     
4:20-4:35 Sheila Rodríguez Machado
Fine-Scale Bioregionalization in a Complex Island System: A Freshwater Perspective from the Greater Antilles
David Conn
Surveillance for Urban Mosquitoes as Potential Disease Vectors Across Caribbean Seaports
     
4:35-4:50 Jacob Laurain
Status and Community Structure of US Virgin Islands Freshwater Fauna
Open Discussion: Entomology Research Needs
     
4:50-5:00 Concluding remarks and questions Concluding remarks and questions
     
5:00 Marine Research in the Caribbean Open Discussions about the Caribbean Research Collaboration
     
Moderators Craig Layman Pending
     
5:00-5:05 Introduction to the session Introduction to the session
     
5:05-5:20 Madison DiGirolamo
Population Ecology of Marine Benthic Invertebrates at Lighthouse Reef Atoll, Belize
Potentials for Research Collaboration in Cuba
     
5:20-5:35 Eric Cole
A Life-history Trilogy Involving Cassiopea jellyfish, a Cerithid Snail, and Atlantic Lugworms in the Turks and Caicos Islands
The Importance of Citizen Science in the Caribbean
     
5:35-5:50 Michael Morgan
Coral Reef Education: Training the Next Generation
The Role of iNaturalist in Faciliating Research in the Caribbean
     
5:50-6:05 Emma Pranger
Carnivorous Queen Conch? Aliger gigas Observed Consuming Barracuda (Sphyraena barracuda) in Short-term Captivity
Concluding remarks and questions
     
5:20-5:30 Concluding remarks and questions  
     

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