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Dylla, Kristin 176 Ebbinghaus-Kintscher, Ulrich 167 Ebert, Dieter 224 Edwards, Scott 1, 240 Eggert, Anne-Katrin 114 Eisenhardt, Dorothea 168 Eisthen, Heather 261 Elbrecht, Vasco 97 Ellegren, Hans 104 Elmer, Kathryn R. 247, 250, 253 Eltz, Thomas 61, 81, 265 Endler, John A. 32 Engel, Katharina 114 Engelbrecht, Wolfgang 233 Engelhardt, Antje 10, 119 Engelmann, Jacob 42, 147, 148, 150, 151, 171 Entling, Martin H. 17 Ereskovsky, Alexander 134 Erland, Susanne 21 Ernst, Raffael 102 Eschner, Lisa-Marie 217 Esmaeil, Rokayya A. 218 Esser, Falk 121 Eulitz, Ute 128 Fabritius, Helge-Otto 131, 191 Fan, Shaohua 245, 246, 249 Fanson, Kerry V. 32 Feiner, Nathalie 44, 258 Ferger, Roland 166 Fernandes-Salomão, Tânia Maria 109 Ferrari, Manuela 98 Feulner, Philine 242 Feyl, Sabine 28 Fiedler, Wolfgang 259
Finck, Jonas 166 Fink, Christine 193 Fischer, Alexander 152 Fischer, Balduin 78 Fischer, Christoph 244 Fischer, Claus 135 Fischer, Julia 35 Fischer, Klaus 92 Flaig, Isabelle 64 Fluegge, Daniela 159 Foitzik, Susanne 16, 76 Förster, Judith 167 Forstmeier, Wolfgang 104 Franchini, Paolo 86, 246, 249, 250 Frank, Sergius 157 Franke, Franziska Anni 46 Franz, Mathias 12 Franz-Schaider, Cornelia 36, 37 Friauf, Eckhard, 152 Frings, Ruth Maren 168 Fritsch, Martin 130 Fritz, Uwe 219 Fröhlich, Thomas 232 Fromhage, Lutz 79 Fruciano, Carmelo 98, 246 Fuerstenberg, Susan 248 Fukamachi, Shoji 87 Furchheim, Nina 121 Fuss, Theodora 24 Gabsi, Faten 65, 239 Gadau, Jürgen 246 Gäde, Gerd 239 Gahr, Manfred 19, 177, 183, 184, 187 Galizia, C. Giovanni 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 164, 172, 174, 175, 176, 178, 182, 260, 261, 262,
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German Zoological Society 105 th An
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Dear Friends of the Zoological Scie
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Saturday, September 22, 2012 Key No
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Welcome and introductory lecture: K
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Special Guest Lecture: Chair - Giov
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Special Guest Lecture: Chair - Giov
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Chair - tba �1 Julie Duboscq A 70
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Funding for this project was provid
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Sunday, September 23, 2012 Invited
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�9 Inon Scharf A 704 / 14:30 Char
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arenas to analyze behavioral change
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�16 Ingo Rischawy A 701 / 16:45 A
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3. Behavioral Biology POSTERS �
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��5 Nicole Prinz The infl
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motion of their falling prey they l
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esults imply that instead of using
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��16 Philipp Krupczynski
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swimming with spontaneous rapid tur
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level suggests that some birds of b
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discriminate between different quan
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We hypothesized that supplementary
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summer and are able to attain their
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��36 Gerhard von der Emde
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4. Developmental Biology TALKS Satu
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�22 Franziska Anni Franke A 704 /
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(ii) the characterization of candid
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Keywords: Achaearanea tepidariorum,
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Downstream of Kringelchen, three al
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6. Ecology TALKS Invited speaker 1:
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Chair: Kathrin Lampert �33 Hannah
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�36 Michael Heethoff A 702 / 14:4
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Chair: Stefan Lötters �39 Janos
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Our results revealed that though so
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the choice area more often than wou
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In our study, we aim to contribute
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��46 Hannes Imhof A new,
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geneflow among populations in the B
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was already detected in 2008). We c
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harshest end of the gradient, and a
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Chair: Sandra Steiger �45 Ilka Ku
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findings. We found no significant e
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cannot bear up under evolutionary a
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showing species-specific sensory tu
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�58 Oscar Brusa M 627/ 14:15 Dive
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possibility of shelf refugia during
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�64 Gonzalo Machado Schiaffino A
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�67 Martin Plath A 703 / 15:00 Gr
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��62 Lutz Bachmann Mitoge
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eceiving less food per individual i
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substitutions that we observed in a
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��73 Manuela Ferrari Coop
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��76 Meike Hiermes The dy
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��80 Regina Jäckel Metap
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��83 Ulrich Knief QTL map
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specialization that can be found in
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lineages: euphorbiae, the endemic l
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along the coast, whereas in Rio Gra
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trends on the phenotypic level rema
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continent featured at least one dis
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acquisition. We collected an outsta
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y predation risk. However, hunger l
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information content and function. H
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Semi- and ultra-thin sections and a
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lacking circular muscle fibers, eve
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composition of the secretory duct d
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�79 Julius Braun A 703 / 15:00 Mo
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species represent a large magnitude
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labrum are two different, but close
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11. Morphology POSTER ��1
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��115 Christiane Casper T
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��118 Katja Jaszkowiak Th
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using immunohistochemistry and conf
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on their developmental mechanisms,
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��129 Caren Pawlowski Rec
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genus on the dorsal aspect of the s
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machinery contributes to sensitive
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�90 Carlos Mora-Ferrer A 701 / 14
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Sunday, September 23, 2012 Chair: J
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�96 Matthias Wittlinger A 701 / 1
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ASCE and DSC, send detailed informa
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moths’ perception of sex-pheromon
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approach with patch-clamp recording
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��135 Stefanie Blankenbur
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��138 Hannah Burger Have
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(TKRP), myoinhibitory peptide, SIFa
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��145 Ruth Maren Frings A
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��148 David Goyer Giant S
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��151 Jennifer Ignatious
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��154 Lutz Kettler A doub
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Software and data is freely availab
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845 µm and 545 µm (50 Hz) and 255
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provides the ants with precise info
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��166 Martin Strauch Imag
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learning of song. We used short-day
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��173 Andrea Wirmer Neuro
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In the current project we are looki
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absence or presence of 2.000 ng/ml
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cloned into a RNA producing vector
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we used feces samples as sources fo
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�118 Bostjan Vihar M 629 / 15:15
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superfamily of the ABC transporters
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influence of 6-MBOA on the reproduc
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demonstrated that the transfection
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��183 Ina Hermann The rol
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��186 Cristina Sánchez G
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one of these basic problems of CF w
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number of analyzed genes. To addres
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from neighbouring South Atlantic de
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only form a natural group with the
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Aegean appear distinct from populat
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��193 Lars Hering Evoluti
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Phoeniculidae). In general mt genom
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distinct haplotypes, the morphologi
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Page 273 and 274: Authors Index Author: Page: Abele,
Page 275 and 276: Blazek, Stefan 133, 143 Bleckmann,
Page 277: Collatz, Jana 70 Comanns, Philipp 1
Page 281 and 282: Grandy, Ronald 21 Grap, Nadja 29 Gr
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Page 285 and 286: Kimpel, Dorothea 103 Kindler, Carol
Page 287 and 288: Kuzmin, Andrey 235 Laforsch, Christ
Page 289 and 290: Matsunami, Hiro 260 Mauz, Lea 70 Ma
Page 291 and 292: Oettler, Jan 50, 246 Oexle, Sarah 2
Page 293 and 294: Rillich, Jan 31 Rischawy, Ingo 20 R
Page 295 and 296: Schopf, Christian 152 Schott, Matth
Page 297 and 298: Stey, Kim 214 Stich, Hans-Bernd 230
Page 299 and 300: Vences, Miguel 84, 219, 267 Verhuls
Page 301: Woodgate, Joseph L. 19 Woopen, Jean
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