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NSA 107th ANNUAL MEETING National Shellfisheries Association
Monterey Marriott Hotel, MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA March 22 – March 26, 2015
SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 2015
6:30 PM 7:00 PM
STUDENT ORIENTATION (Foyer outside San Marcos Ballroom)
PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION
San Marcos Ballroom
MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2015
7:00 AM STUDENT BREAKFAST (students only) Ferrantes Bayview (10th floor)
8:00-8:55 AM
PLENARY LECTURE: Sam Dupont
San Marcos Ballroom
San Marcos I
San Marcos II
San Marcos III
9:00-10:30 AM
COMMERCIAL FISHERIES
GENETICS
ACIDIFICATION
10:30-11:00 AM MORNING BREAK 11:00-12:30 PM
COMMERCIAL FISHERIES
GENETICS
ACIDIFICATION
12:30-1:30 PM
LUNCH BREAK
1:30-3:00 PM
GEODUCKS
GENETICS
NATIONAL AND STATE SHELLFISH INITIATIVE
3:00-3:30 PM AFTERNOON BREAK 3:30-5:00 PM
GEODUCKS
ECHINODERMS
NATIONAL AND STATE SHELLFISH INITIATIVE
5:00 PM
STUDENT PANEL
THE CAREER PATH IS RARELY STRAIGHT (San Marcos I)
TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 2015
8:00-8:55 AM
PLENARY LECTURE: Robert Vrijenhoek
San Marcos Ballroom
San Marcos I
San Marcos II
San Marcos III
9:00-10:30 AM
CRUSTACEANS
ABALONE
RESTORATION
10:30-11:00 AM
MORNING BREAK
11:00-12:30 PM
CRUSTACEANS
ABALONE
RESTORATION
12:30-1:30 PM
LUNCH BREAK
1:30-4:00 PM
PHYSIOLOGY
BIVALVE IMPACTS ON EUTROPHICATION
DOWN ON THE FARM
4:00-6:00 PM POSTER SESSION
San Marcos IV 7:00- ??? PM Student Endowment Fund Auction
San Carlos III
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2015
8:00-8:55 AM
PLENARY LECTURE: Peter Cook
San Marcos Ballroom
San Carlos I L.A. Santa Barbara
9:00-10:30 AM
OFFSHORE AQUACULTURE
GENERAL CONTRUBUTED II
CALCIFICATION
10:30-11:00 AM MORNING BREAK 11:00-12:00 PM
OFFSHORE AQUACULTURE
GENERAL CONTRIBUTED III
12:00-2:00 PM NSA BUSINESS LUNCHEON San Marcos Ballroom
2:00-5:00 PM
OPEN TO EXPLORE MONTEREY
5:00-7:00 PM
POSTER SESSION
San Marcos IV (with hors d’oeuvres)
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THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 2015
8:00-8:55 AM
PLENARY LECTURE: Paul Dayton
San Marcos Ballroom
San Marcos I
San Marcos II
San Marcos III
9:00-10:15 AM
GENERAL CONTRIBUTED IV
DISEASES
OLYMPIA OYSTERS
10:15-10:45 AM MORNING BREAK 10:45-12:00 PM
DISEASES
OLYMPIA OYSTERS
12:00-1:00 PM LUNCH BREAK 1:00-3:00 PM
GENERAL CONTRIBUTED I
DISEASES
OLYMPIA OYSTERS
3:00-5:00 PM CLOSING HAPPY HOUR San Marcos IV
All BREAKS are in San Marcos IV with the posters. In addition to the scheduled Poster Sessions, posters will be available for viewing in San Marcos IV from Monday, 9 a.m., through Thursday noon.
PLEASE REMOVE YOUR POSTERS BY NOON ON THURSDAY
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MONDAY March 23, 2015
7:00 AM STUDENT BREAKFAST (STUDENTS ONLY) Ferrantes Bayview (10th floor) 8:00-8:50 AM PLENARY: Sam Dupont
A taste of ocean acidification San Marcos Ballroom
ROOM San Marcos I San Marcos II San Marcos III SESSION
TITLE COMMERCIAL FISHERIES Kevin Stokesbury & David Rudders
GENETICS Dennis Hedgecock & Paul Rawson
ACIDIFICATION George Waldbusser
9:00 AM
WHEN A NEW FISHERY IS CREATED: THE BELIZE SEA CUCUMBER EXPERIENCE Rogers
RESILIENCE OF THE OYSTER SEEN THROUGH ITS GENOME Guo
GENOTYPE AND PHENOTYPE IN A CHANGING OCEAN: CAN STANDING GENETIC VARIATION IN STRESS RESPONSES RESCUE MUSSEL POPULATIONS FROM THE NEGATIVE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE? Kingston, Watling, Eisenberg, Carlon
9:15 AM
IS IT POSSIBLE TO ESTABLISH A SUSTAINABLE FISHERY PROGRAM IN MASSACHUSETTS FOR RAZOR CLAMS, ENSIS DIRECTUS? Mulcahy
GENETIC AND PHYSIOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO IMPROVED PREDICTION OF THE POTENTIAL FOR ADAPTATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE - IMPLICATIONS FOR AQUACULTURE Manahan & Hedgecock
9:30 AM
THE SLOW RECOVERY OF THE ICELAND SCALLOP (CHLAMYS ISLANDICA) FISHERY IN BREIDAFJORDUR, ICELAND Jonasson
TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS OF THE RESPONSE TO AIR EXPOSURE AND COLD STRESS BY THE EASTERN OYSTER Li* & Guo
REALLOCATION OF METABOLIC ENERGY IN SEA URCHIN LARVAE UNDER EXPERIMENTAL OCEAN ACIDIFICATION Applebaum, Pan, Manahan
9:45 AM PATTERNS IN EPIBENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO VARYING LEVELS OF FISHING PRESSURE ON GEORGES BANK, USA Stokesbury, Bethoney, Carey, Harris
CVSI FAMILY OF PROTEASE INHIBITORS IS HIGHLY DIVERSE AND LIKELY EVOLVES ACTIVELY IN MOLLUSCS Xue, Beguel, La Peyre
THE EFFECTS OF FOOD SUPPLY AND ELEVATED PCO2 ON THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF THE BAY SCALLOP (ARGOPECTEN IRRADIANS) Sugano*, McCorkle, Cohen, Milke
10:00 AM
MANAGING THE SUPPLY SIDE: LARVAL DISPERSAL FROM ROTATING CLOSURES IN THE ATLANTIC SEA SCALLOP (PLACOPECTEN MAGELLANICUS) FISHERY Munroe, Wang, Hart, Shank, Haidvogel, Powell, Klinck, Hofmann
MARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH DISEASE RESISTANCE IN EASTERN OYSTERS, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA Bao*, Gomez-Chiarri, Proestou
THE EFFECTS OF FOOD SUPPLY AND ELEVATED PCO2 ON THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF THE ATLANTIC SURFCLAM (SPISULA SOLIDISSIMA) McCorkle, Cohen, Milke, Ramon
10:15 AM
THE CONDOR OF COMMERCIAL CRABS: COLLAPSE OF THE BLUE KING Armstrong, Long, Armstrong, McDonald, Kvistad
GENETIC VARIATION IN SUSCEPTIBILITY OF THE EASTERN OYSTER TO PERKINSUS MARINUS Liu
FAST SHELLS AND SLOW SHELLS: OCEAN ACIDIFICATION AND SEASHELLS IN BIVALVE LARVAE Waldbusser, Hales, Gray, Langdon, Haley, Brunner, Miller, Gimenez, Hutchinson
10:30 – 11:00 MORNING BREAK SESSION
TITLE COMMERCIAL FISHERIES Kevin Stokesbury & David Rudders
GENETICS Dennis Hedgecock & Paul Rawson
ACIDIFICATION George Waldbusser
11:00 AM TRACKING THE ABUNDANCE OF DUNGENESS CRAB MEGALOPAE IN CALIFORNIA - POTENTIAL INDEX FOR FUTURE FISHERY CATCHES Juhasz & Rogers-Bennett
CHARACTERIZATION OF PHENOTYPIC VARIATION FOR DERMO RESISTANCE AMONG SELECTIVELY-BRED FAMILIES OF THE EASTERN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA Corbett, Gomez-Chiarri, Small, Allen Jr., Proestou
CLAMS ON ACID: EXPERIMENTAL EFFECTS OF SEDIMENT ACIDIFICATION ON BURROWING BEHAVIOUR AND DISPERSAL OF JUVENILE SOFTSHELL CLAMS Clements*, Woodard, Hunt
11:15 AM DECLINE OF AMERICAN LOBSTER ABUNDANCE IN BUZZARDS BAY, MASSACHUSETTS BETWEEN 2005-2006 AND 2013-2014 Cassidy* & Stokesbury
GENOMIC AND TRANSCRIPTOMIC EVIDENCE FOR FUNCTIONAL OYSTER DIFFERENTIATION WITHIN SINGLE ESTUARIES Hare
EFFECTS OF DIURNAL VARIATION IN MARINE SEDIMENT CORROSIVITY ON THE NORTHEN QUAHOG (= HARD CLAM) (MERCENARIA MERCENARIA): A STAGE-BASED POPULATION MODEL Miller* & Waldbusser
11:30 AM A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY DERIVATION AND ESTIMATION OF A SEA SCALLOP (PLACOPECTEN MAGELLANICUS) ABUNDANCE INDICATOR Rudders & Ward
SELECTIVE BREEDING OF PACIFIC OYSTERS IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT Langdon, Durland, Schoolfield
OCEAN ACIDIFICATION ALTERS EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT AND REDUCES THE NUMBER OF VIABLE LARVAE HATCHED AND CALCIFICATION IN SOUTHERN TANNER CRAB, CHIONOECETES BAIRDI Swiney, Long, Foy
11:45 AM TOWARDS THE PAPERLESS OYSTER SURVEY: CONSIDERATION OF DIGITAL DATA ENTRY IN THE FIELD Southworth, Thomas, Mann
IMPROVED ANALYSIS OF CROSSBREEDING TRIALS TO INCREASE THE YIELD OF FARMED PACIFIC OYSTERS Yin* & Hedgecock
EFFECTS OF OCEAN ACIDIFICATION ON SOUTHERN TANNER CRAB LARVAE: CARRYOVER EFFECTS FROM OOGENESIS AND EMBRYOGENESIS ARE STRONGER THAN DIRECT EFFECTS Long, Swiney, Foy
12:00 NOON COMPARING VIDEO SURVEY SEDIMENT AND JUVENILE SEA SCALLOP OBSERVATIONS WITH A MODIFIED SLED DREDGE Malloy* Jr., Stokesbury, Bethoney, Inglis
A PHYSIOLOGICAL INDEX FOR PREDICTING GENETICALLY DETERMINED FASTER GROWTH IN LARVAE OF THE PACIFIC OYSTER Pan, Applebaum, Manahan
ELEVATED PCO2 CAUSES SLOWED GROWTH IN JUVENILE BLUE CRAB (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) FROM THE PATUXENT RIVER, CHESAPEAKE BAY Lane*, Paynter, Miller
12:15 PM GENETIC PARAMETERS FOR OSHV-1 AND VIBRIO
AESTUARIANUS RESISTANCE IN CRASSOSTREA GIGAS: FIRST RESULTS USING CONTROLLED CHALLENGES Azema*, Travers, Lamy, Dégremont
Discussion
12:30 – 1:30PM LUNCH BREAK SESSION
TITLE GEODUCKS
Brent Vadopalas, Joth Davis, Daniel B. Lluch Cota, Pedro Cruz Hernández
GENETICS Dennis Hedgecock & Paul Rawson
NATIONAL AND STATE SHELLFISH INITIATIVE: NEXT STEPS Tessa Getchis & Michael Rubino
1:30 PM GROWTH MODELLING FOR EARLY STAGES OF GEODUCK, PANOPEA GLOBOSA, UNDER EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS González-Peláez, Morales-Bojórquez, Zepeda-Benitez, Espino-Calderín, Muñoz-Urruela
SECOND- AND THIRD-GENERATION LINKAGE MAPS REVEAL ERRORS IN THE ASSEMBLY OF THE PACIFIC OYSTER GENOME Arias-Perez & Hedgecock
THE NOAA NATIONAL SHELLFISH INITIATIVE: BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS TO MAXIMIZE THE ECOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF SHELLFISH Rubino, Bunsick, Morlock, Jones, McGraw
1:45 PM EFFECTS OF FISHERIES IN POPULATION SIZE STRUCTURE OF PANOPEA GLOBOSA FROM CENTRAL GULF OF CALIFORNIA Aragón-Noriega
PARENTAGE ANALYSIS USING HIGH-RESOLUTION MELTING ASSAYS OF SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHISMS (SNPS) IN PROTEIN-CODING REGIONS OF THE PACIFIC OYSTER GENOME Hedgecock & Sun
ACTIONS TO INCREASE, RESTORE, AND PROTECT SHELLFISH RESOURCES THROUGH THE WASHINGTON SHELLFISH INITIATIVE Hoberecht
2:00 PM EFFORT AND STRATEGY REPRODUCTIVE OF GEODUCK, PANOPEA GLOBOSA (DALL, 1898) González-Peláez, Rodríguez-Jaramillo, Bautista-Romero, Morales-Bojórquez, Sicard-González, Lluch-Cota, Romero-Vivas, Lluch-Cota
PILOT STUDY OF FAMILY-BASED BREEDING OF TETRAPLOID C. VIRGINICA Ritter & Allen
AN OVERVIEW OF CALIFORNIA SHELLFISH ACTIVITIES Windham
2:15 PM INTERNAL ANATOMY AND BIOCHEMICAL CONTENT OF THE CORTEZ GEODUCK, PANOPEA GLOBOSA, DURING LARVAL DEVELOPMENT Garcia-Esquivel, Ferreira-Arrieta, Arcos-Ortega, Rodriguez-Jaramillo, Giffard
ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON SEXUAL MATURATION OF TETRAPLOID C. VIRGINICA UNDER COMMERCIAL HATCHERY CONDITIONS Matt* & Allen
AN ALASKA SEA GRANT, SHELLFISH FARMING INDUSTRY, AND ALASKA STATE GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP TO GROW SHELLFISH AQUACULTURE IN ALASKA RaLonde
2:30 PM LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUBTROPICAL GEODUCK PANOPEA GLOBOSA (BIVALVIA: HIATELLIDAE) González-Peláez, Carvalho-Saucedop, Espino-
INDUCTION OF TRIPLOIDY IN THE PURPLE-HINGED ROCK SCALLOP CRASSADOMA GIGANTEA (GRAY, 1825) Vadopalas, Jackson, Davis
ALASKA MARICULTURE INITIATIVE – WHY NOT ALASKA? SIX ECONOMIC CASE STUDIES OF SUCCESSFUL MARICULTURE INDUSTRIES AND THEIR POTENTIAL RELATIONSHIP TO A STATEWIDE
Calderín, Rangel-Dávalos, Lluch-Cota
STRATEGIC PLAN TO DEVELOP THE ALASKAN INDUSTRY Decker & Wellman
2:45 PM LARVAL DISPERSAL OF PANOPEA GLOBOSA FOLLOWS CLOCKWISE CURRENTS IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF CALIFORNIA Munguia-Vega, Leyva-Valencia, Lluch-Cota, Cruz-Hernandez
MOST PUGET SOUND OLYMPIA OYSTERS (OSTREA LURIDA) BELONG TO A NORTHERN MITOCHONDRIAL HAPLOTYPE GROUP Eernisse, Crim, Pilgrim
THE GULF SHELLFISH INITIATIVE: A REGIONAL CHALLENGE AND OPPORTUNITY Walton, Nelson, Sunseri, Swann
3:00 – 3:30 PM AFTERNOON BREAK SESSION
TITLE GEODUCKS
Brent Vadopalas, Joth Davis, Daniel B. Lluch Cota, & Pedro Cruz Hernández
ECHINODERMS Shirley Baker & Chris Pearce
NATIONAL AND STATE SHELLFISH INITIATIVE: NEXT STEPS Tessa Getchis & Michael Rubino
3:30 PM MORPHOLOGY AND AGE DIFFERENTIATION IN THE PACIFIC GEODUCK CLAM, PANOPEA GENEROSA, IN CALIFORNIA WATERS Navas*
ASSESSING THE PRESENCE AND IMPACT OF DENSOVIRUS ON SEA STAR WASTING DISEASE IN ASTERIAS FORBESI DelSesto*, McGreal, Smolowitz, Wessel, Baker, Gomez-Chiarri
DEVELOPMENT OF THE RHODE ISLAND STATE SHELLFISH MANAGEMENT PLAN AND STEPS TOWARD IMPLEMENTING RECOMMENDATIONS Mercer*, Leavitt, Cygler, LaFrance, Beutel, McCann
3:45 PM INVESTIGATING REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN GROWTH AND NATURAL MORTALITY RATES OF THE PACIFIC GEODUCK, PANOPEA GENEROSA,IN WASHINGTON STATE, USA, FOR MANAGEMENT OF THE COMMERCIAL WILDSTOCK FISHERY Stevick & Sizemore
DEVELOPMENT OF DIAGNOSTIC PROTOCOLS FOR HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF LONG-SPINED SEA URCHINS, DIADEMA ANTILLARUM, IN FLORIDA Francis-Floyd, Yanong, Landsberg, Baker, Kiryu, Waltzek, Pouder, Flint, Stacy, Smolowitz, Beck, Sharp
THE CONNECTICUT SHELLFISH INITIATIVE: BUILDING ON THE PAST AND CREATING A VISION FOR THE FUTURE Getchis, Balcom, Concepcion, DeGuise, Rose
4:00 PM CLAMS IN SPACE AND TIME: COMPARING ANALYTICAL METHODS FOR DETERMINING THE EFFECTS OF AQUACULTURE DISTURBANCE McDonald, Holsman, VanBlaricom
CALIFORNIA SEA CUCUMBERS (PARASTICHOPUS CALIFORNICUS) IN AQUACULTURE: ASSESSING FEASIBILITY, POTENTIAL ECOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION Curtis, Pearcep, van Dam-Bates, Orr, Duprey, Cross, Cowen
ROUNDTABLE/PANEL DISCUSSION
4:15 PM SUSPENDED SEDIMENT RISKS AND SEDIMENT METALS ASSOCIATED WITH GEODUCK CLAM AQUACULTURE Fisher, Meadersp, Luchessa
PERFORMANCE OF THE EUROPEAN SEA URCHIN, PARACENTROTUS LIVIDUS, REARED ON BIOFILTER-SEAWEED Shpigel, Ben-Ezra, Odnietzov, Shauli
4:30 PM A MODELING APPROACH TO UNDERSTAND THE
EFFECTS OF GEODUCK AQUACULTURE ON THE PUGET SOUND FOOD WEB McDonald, Ferris, Reum, Harvey, VanBlaricom
GONAD YIELDS AND SENSORY ATTRIBUTES OF GREEN SEA URCHINS FOLLOWING ENHANCEMENT FEEDING WITH EITHER DRIED KELP, FRESH KELP, OR FORMULATED DRY FEED Eddy, Camire, Kenn
4:45 PM LONG-TERM GROWTH STUDY OF MALE AND FEMALE GREEN SEA URCHIN, STRONGYLOCENTROTUS DROEBACHIENSIS, UNDER CONSTANT LIGHT AND TEMPERATURE REGIME Siikavuopio, James, Sæther
5:00 – 7:00 PM Student Session: THE CAREER PATH IS RARELY STRAIGHT San Marcos I
* denotes student presenter p denotes non first-author presenter
TUESDAY March 24, 2015
8:00 – 8:50 AM Plenary: Robert Vrijenhoek Hot anoxic oceans and the history of chemosymbiotic shellfish
San Marcos Ballroom ROOM San Marcos I San Marcos II San Marcos III
SESSION TITLE
CRUSTACEANS Brad Stevens
ABALONE Carolyn Friedman
RESTORATION Boze Hancock, Brett Dumbauld, David Bushek
9:00 AM A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HABITAT VALUE FOR THE JUVENILE BLUE CRAB (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) PROVIDED BY OFF-BOTTOM OYSTER FARMING IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO Stewart* & Walton
DECISION-MAKING IN THE FACE OF UNCERTAINTY: AN EVALUATION OF PINTO ABALONE UNDER THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT Wang, Neuman, Busch, Friedman, Gruenthal, Gustafson, Kushner, Stierhoff, VanBlaricom, Wright
HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH? USING ECOSYSTEM SERVICES TO SET OBJECTIVES FOR OYSTER HABITAT RESTORATION Hancock, Ermgassen, Brumbaugh, DeAngelis, Greene, Spalding, Scheuster
9:15 AM STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OF BLUE CRABS RELATIVE TO WATER QUALITY IN BLACKBIRD CREEK, DELAWARE Stone*, Ozbay, Kalavacharla
CHARACTERIZING NORTHERN ABALONE POPULATIONS ACROSS A BROAD GEOGRAPHIC RANGE: PERSPECTIVES ON ENDANGERED LISTING CONSIDERATION Catton, Lessard, Rogers-Bennett
LARGE-SCALE OYSTER RESTORATION IN CHESAPEAKE BAY Westby, Bruce, Gros, Lazar, Muzia, Paynter, Sowers, Slacum, Townsend, Weissberger
9:30 AM THE DENSITY OF FOOD AFFECTS THE NUMBER OF LARVAL STAGES IN BLUE CRAB LARVAE, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS Maurer* & Chung
SEARCHING FOR A STOCK RECRUITMENT RELATIONSHIP FOR RED ABALONE IN CALIFORNIA Rogers-Bennett, Catton, Juhasz, Kushner
SPATIAL PATTERNS OF SPAT DENSITY IN RELATION TO DISTANCE FROM NATIVE OYSTER REEFS IN GREAT BAY ESTUARY, NEW HAMPSHIRE Eckert*
9:45 AM DISEASE ECOLOGY OF THE BLUE CRAB AND ITS PARASITE, HEMATODINIUM PEREZI, IN THE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA COASTAL BAYS Lycett* & Pitula
INDICATIONS OF RECOVERY TRENDS IN THREE SPECIES OF ABALONE IN CALIFORNIA, WITH APPARENT LINKAGES TO OCEAN-SCALE TEMPERATURE ANOMALIES VanBlaricom, Neuman, Witting
FEEDING INTERACTIONS OF COHABITING BIVALVE MOLLUSCS: A STUDY OF INTERSPECIFIC RELATIONSHIPS AND THEIR POTENTIAL EFFECTS ON THE FUTURE OF SHELLFISH AQUACULTURE AND RESTORATION Wenczel* & Bushek
10:00 AM DOES RECRUITMENT DRIVE FLUCTUATIONS IN BURROWING SHRIMP POPULATIONS IN U.S. WEST COAST ESTUARIES AND AFFECT SHELLFISH AQUACULTURE? Dumbauld, McCoy, Bosley, Chapman
BLACK ABALONE (HALIOTIS CRACHERODII) ABUNDANCE AND HABITAT AVAILABILITY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Eckdahl* & Zacherl
GENETIC CONNECTIVITY OF CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA: THE INFLUENCE OF HYDRODYNAMICS ON THE POPULATION GENETICS OF A RESTORATION PROJECT IN THE LAFAYETTE RIVER, VIRGINIA Turley*, Shannon, Leggett, MacDowell, Reece
10:15 AM REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF RED DEEP-SEA CRABS (CHACEON QUINQUEDENS) IN THE MID-ATLANTIC BIGHT Martinez-Rivera* & Stevens
SPAWNING AND OUTPLANTING TECHNIQUE DEVELOPMENT FOR GREEN ABALONE (HALIOTIS FULGENS) RESTORATION IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Reynolds
SUSTAINABLE FISHERY MANAGEMENT AND OYSTER POPULATION ENHANCEMENT: A CASE STUDY IN DELAWARE BAY Bushek, Ashton-Alcox, Powell
10:30-11:00AM MORNING BREAK SESSION
TITLE CRUSTACEANS
Brad Stevens ABALONE
Carolyn Friedman RESTORATION
Boze Hancock, Brett Dumbauld, David Bushek
11:00 AM UNDERSTANDING THE REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY OF THE RED DEEP-SEA CRAB, CHACEON QUINQUEDENS: IDENTIFICATION OF REPRODUCTIVE REGULATORS AND VITELLOGENIN Green* & Chung
A COLLABORATIVE AND ADAPTIVE STRATEGY FOR REBUILDING WHITE ABALONE POPULATIONS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Neuman, Witting, Wang, Stierhoff, Hyde
OYSTER REEF RESTORATION IN HARRIS CREEK, MARYLAND: POPULATION SAMPLING AND ESTIMATES Paynter, Handschy, Michaelis, Lane
11:15 AM AGE DETERMINATION OF RED DEEP-SEA CRAB (CHACEON QUINQUEDENS) BY GROWTH RING ANALYSIS Wilson* & Stevens
GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION & QUANTIFICATION OF ABALONE WITHERING SYNDROME (WS-RLO) VIA SEAWATER SURVEYS FROM WILD AND FARMED POPULATIONS ALONG THE CALIFORNIA COAST Crosson*, VanBlaricom, White, Friedman
GEOSPATIAL VARIATION OF RIBBED MUSSEL (GEUKENSIA DEMISSA) ECOSYSTEM SERVICES ACROSS THE SALT MARSH LANDSCAPE Moody*, Kreeger, Watson
11:30 AM EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE ON FEED INTAKE, GROWTH, OXYGEN CONSUMPTION, AND TEMPERATURE PREFERENCE IN RED KING CRAB Siikavuopio & James
SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF THE PHAGE INFECTING THE WITHERING SYNDROME RICKETTSIA REVEALS A NOVEL BACTERIOPHAGE Langevin, Burgep, Crosson, White, Friedman
EFFECTS OF ARTIFICIAL SUBSTRATE TYPE AND REEF HEIGHT ON THE SURVIVAL OF OYSTERS IN THE CHOPTANK RIVER, MD Handschy & Paynter
11:45 AM ZOMBIE KING CRABS: THE EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND SALINITY ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF A PARASITIC CASTRATOR Sloan* & Hardy
A CRYPTIC INFESTATION OF CONCERN: A BLOOD-SUCKING ECTOPARASITIC SNAIL, EVALEA TENUISCULPTA, INFESTS WILD AND CULTURED RED ABALONE IN CALIFORNIA Maguire*, Nielsen, Rogers-Bennett
NATURAL RECOVERY OF AN EASTERN OYSTER POPULATION FROM A CATASTROPHIC EVENT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR RESTORATION PLANNING Tarnowski
12:00 Noon BEHAVIOURAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH HANDLING AND TRANSPORT ON BERRIED VELVET SWIMMING CRABS (NECORA PUBER) Hinchliff*, Dick, Sigwart
AN OXYTETRACYCLINE BATH SERIES ELIMINATES THE AGENT OF WITHERING SYNDROME, CANDIDATUS XENOHALIOTIS CALIFORNIENSIS, IN CAPTIVE ABALONE POPULATIONS Moore, Byron, Marshman, Snider
INVESTIGATING PHYSIOLOGICAL AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF REEF BALLS ON OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) POPULATIONS Goodwin*, North, Paynter, Handschy
12:15 PM DECORATING BEHAVIOR IN LOXORHYNCHUS CRISPATUS AND CONSEQUENCES OF POSSIBLE MUTUALISMS FROM LIVING ON A MOBILE ENVIRONMENT Drake* & Gellar
INTRASPECIES AND INTERSPECIES ABALONE HYBRIDIZATION PRACTICES IN SOUTHERN CHINA: FROM LABORATORY TO INDUSTRY You, Luo, Ke
FAUNAL COMMUNITY USE OF ENHANCED AND NATURAL OYSTER REEFS IN DELAWARE BAY Paterno*, Bushek, Calvo
12:30–1:30 PM LUNCH BREAK
SESSION TITLE
PHYSIOLOGY Lewis Deaton
BIVALVE IMPACTS ON EUTROPHICATION
Lisa Kellogg
DOWN ON THE FARM Julie Davis
1:30 PM CARBOHYDRASE ACTIVITY IN THE DIGESTIVE GLANDS OF TWO FRESHWATER MOLLUSCS: POMACEA MACULATA AND MARGARITIFERA HEMBELI Deaton
NITROGEN REMOVAL ASSOCIATED WITH OYSTER REEFS AND OYSTER AQUACULTURE Kellogg, Cornwell, Owens
EFFECTS OF STOCKING DENSITY IN THE NURSERY AND THE FIELD ON EASTERN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA, GROWTH, AND SHAPE Walton & Stewart
1:45 PM THE MULTIPLE, CENTRAL ROLES OF MUCOSAL SECRETIONS IN MARINE BIVALVES Allam & Pales Espinosa
RESTORED OYSTER REEF DENITRIFICATION – EXPERIMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS AND BIOGEOCHEMICAL MECHANISMS Cornwell, Owens, Nickerson, Kellogg
DOES THE FLIP BAG IMPROVE OYSTER GRADE AND QUALITY? Leavitt & Griffin
2:00 PM QUANTIFYING SURFACE-PROPERTY PROFILES OF MICROALGAE IN ORDER TO DEVELOP PARTICLE-SELECTION MODELS FOR BIVALVES
EXAMINING WATER QUALITY BENEFITS OF OYSTER AQUACULTURE Smyth, Murphy, Hudson, Song, Anderson
MEASURING RISK: UNCOVERING THE ROLE OF WATER TEMPERATURE AND PH ON SEASONAL CHANGES IN MUSSEL ATTACHMENT STRENGTH
Rosa*, Ward, Holohan, Shumway, Wikfors, Pales-Espinosa, Allam
Newcomb*, Jefferds, Carrington
2:15 PM SENSORY MOTOR INTEGRATION OF GILL LATERAL CILIA ACTIVITY IN THE BIVALVE MOLLUSC, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA Catapane & Carroll
INCREASED SEDIMENT DENITRIFICATION AT AN OFF-BOTTOM OYSTER AQUACULTURE SITE IN CHESAPEAKE BAY Lunstrum*, Smyth, McGlathery
ADVANCEMENT OF SUNRAY VENUS CLAM, MACROCALLISTA NIMBOSA, AQUACULTURE IN FLORIDA THROUGH EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE GROWOUT AND HARVESTING METHODS Sturmer, White, Osborne, Ellis
2:30 PM A NOVEL DUAL BEAD TECHNIQUE FOR EVALUATING
THE FEEDING PHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR OF BIVALVE LARVAE Gray*, Langdon, Kramer
MICROBIAL CONSORTIA ASSOCIATED WITH SEDIMENT NITROGEN REMOVAL AT OYSTER AQUACULTURE SITES IN CHESAPEAKE BAY Higgins & Brownp
ALASKA SHELLFISH FARM SIZE FEASIBILITY STUDY Catterson
2:45 PM EFFECTS OF A PATCHY FOOD ENVIRONMENT ACROSS LIFE HISTORY STAGES McMann, Padillap, Shumway
NUTRIENT RECYCLING AT CLAM AQUACULTURE SITES FUELS MACROALGAL PRODUCTION Murphy*, Anderson, Smyth, Luckenbach
DEVELOPMENT OF A FINANCIAL RISK ANALYSIS TOOL FOR FLORIDA HARD CLAM GROWERS Anderson*, Adams, Sturmer
3:00 PM DETECTING FERTILIZATION SUCCESS IN ARTIFICIAL DOCKSIDE, MANIPULATED SEABED AND NATURAL POPULATION DENSITY GRADIENTS OF SEA SCALLOPS Bayer*, Wahle, Brady, Jumars
AQUACULTURE APPROACH TO OYSTER NITROGEN REMOVAL: IS THERE A SWEET SPOT OF NITROGEN INPUT? Levinton, Sebastiano, Doall, Kamath
LARGE-SCALE COMMERCIAL TRIPLOID OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) AQUACULTURE IN SOUTH CAROLINA, USA: CONCERNS, CHALLENGES, AND OPPORTUNITIES Stone, Hadley, Sanger, Fornal, Greenfield, Kingsley-Smith
3:15 PM THE EFFECT OF NEUROTRANSMITTERS ON ISOLATED VENTRICLES OF THE GREEN MUSSEL, PERNA VIRIDIS Deaton
THE ECOSYSTEM SERVICE VALUE OF NITROGEN REMOVAL THROUGH BIOEXTRACTION IN LONG ISLAND SOUND Wellman
A SYSTEM-LEVEL MODELING TOOL TO PREDICT CARRYING CAPACITY AND ECOSYSTEM IMPACTS IN LARGE-SCALE, BIVALVE-DOMINATED, AGRO-ECOSYSTEMS: APPLICATION TO HARD CLAM (MERCENARIA MERCENARIA) AQUACULTURE IN CHERRYSTONE INLET, VA Kuschner* & Brush
3:30 PM EXTRACTIVE CULTURES AS A TOOL FOR MITIGATION OF EXCESS NUTRIENT RUN-OFF FROM LAND Petersen, Saurel, Vergés
SHELLFISH FARMING IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST: PUBLIC AND STAKEHOLDER PERCEPTIONS Hudson, Allen, Moore
* denotes student presenter p denotes non first-author presenter
3:45 PM A USER-FRIENDLY, ONLINE MODEL FOR ESTIMATING THE ECOSYSTEM IMPACT OF OYSTER RESTORATION Brush, Kellogg, Skeehan
PROBIOTICS FOR SHELLFISH HATCHERIES: FROM MECHANISMS OF ACTION TO HATCHERY TRIALS Sohn*, Zhao, Nelson, Rowley, Smolowitz, Gómez-Chiarri
4:00 PM STREAMLINING BIOSECURITY MANAGEMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF REGIONAL MOLLUSCAN SHELLFISH TRANSFERS Bushek, Carnegie, Calvo, Rheault, Bouchard, Nelson, Hudson, Gustafson, Creekmore
4:00 – 6:00 PM POSTER SESSION San Marcos IV
7:00 PM - ??? STUDENT ENDOWMENT FUND AUCTION San Carlos III
WEDNESDAY March 25, 2015
8:00 – 8:50 AM PLENARY: Peter Cook The worldwide abalone market
San Marcos Ballroom ROOM San Carlos I L.A. Santa Barbara
SESSION TITLE
OFFSHORE AQUACULTURE Scott Lindell & Shawn Robinson
GENERAL CONTRIBUTED I Leila Basti
CALCIFICATION Andrew Mount
9:00 AM INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC MARICULTURE
SYSTEMS: AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH FOR A SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE, BENEFITS, AND CONSTRAINTS Shpigel
IDENTIFICATION OF LARVAL AND POST-LARVAL BIVALVES: A MONOGRAPH IN PROGRESS Lutz
CELLULAR ORCHESTRATED BIOMINERALIZATION OF CRYSTALLINE COMPOSITES ON IMPLANT SURFACES BY THE EASTERN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA Johnstone, Gohad, Falwell, Hansen, Mount, Hansen
9:15 AM USING A NOVEL AUTOMATED IDENTIFICATION TECHNIQUE TO ENHANCE UNDERSTANDING OF EASTERN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) LARVAL BEHAVIOR AND MORTALITY Goodwin* & North
THE ROLE OF CV1MMP IN DIAPEDESIS AND WOUND HEALING IN THE EASTERN OYSTER Falwell*, Gomez-Chiarri, Mount
9:30 AM OPTIMIZING MICROALGAL CULTURE FOR A LAND-BASED RECIRCULATING INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC AQUACULTURE SYSTEM Scarpa, Wills, Robinson, Russell
ROLE OF CYTOTOXICITY AND HEMOLYSIS IN THE DELETERIOUS EFFECTS OF ALEXANDRIUM AFFINE AND A. CATENELLA ON EARLY-LIFE DEVELOPMENT OF THE JAPANESE PEARL OYSTER, PINCTADA FUCATA MARTENSII Basti, Oda, Nagai, Nagai
ASSESSING THE EFFECT OF SALINITY ON BARNACLE ADHESION AND BIOMINERALIZATION Dickinson, McNicholl, Orihuela, Rittschof
9:45 AM THE EXTRACTION OF NUTRIENTS FROM A DANISH FISH FARM (ONCORHYNCHUS MYKISS) BY MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) AND SUGAR KELP (LAMINARIA SACCHARINA): INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC AQUACULTURE Carl, Andersen, Dolmer, Torring, Timm, Pedersen, Larsen, Pedersen, Molgaard, Boderskov, Schmedes, Holdt, Marinho, Plessner
WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING OVER THE YEARS? DELVING DEEPER INTO BIOTOXIN AND PHYTOPLANKTON MONITORING IN WASHINGTON STATE Hanein* & Borchert
DIRECT DEPOSITION OF CRYSTALLINE ARAGONITE IN THE CONTROLLED BIOMINERALIZATION OF THE CALCAREOUS TUBEWORM Chan
10:00 AM MULTI-CROPPING SEAWEED, GRACILARIA TIKVAHIAE, WITH OYSTERS FOR NUTRIENT BIOEXTRACTION AND SEA VEGETABLES IN WAQUOIT BAY, MASSACHUSETTS Lindell, Kim, Green-Beach, Bailey, Beals, Yarish
INVESTIGATING POLLUTED AREAS CLOSED TO SHELLFISHING AS POTENTIAL LARVAL SOURCES FOR FISHED POPULATIONS OF NORTHERN QUAHOGS IN NARRAGANSETT BAY, RHODE ISLAND Mercer, Leavitt, Ullman, Oviatt
TOWARDS A FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERIZATION OF EXTRAPALLIAL HEMOCYTES IN BIVALVES Allam, Pales-Espinosa
10:15 AM MUSSEL FARMING IN STATE AND FEDERAL WATERS OF SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND Lindell, Silkes, Silkes, Bailey
CAN SUBTIDAL BAY CLAMS SERVE AS SOURCE POPULATIONS FOR THE INTERTIDAL? A PRELIMINARY EVALUTION OF THE SUBTIDAL “SPAWNING STOCK HYPOTHESIS” IN TWO OREGON ESTUARIES D’Andrea, Perotti, Galleher, Moffett, Strickland
10:30-11:00 AM MORNING BREAK SESSION
TITLE OFFSHORE AQUACULTURE
Scott Lindell & Shawn Robinson GENERAL CONTRUBUTED II
Peter Kingsley-Smith
11:00 AM MUSSELLING MY WAY IN CALIFORNIA Friedman
EFFECTS OF DISPERSED AND EMULSIFIED OIL ON MOLTING, ECDYSONE AND ECR/RXR COMPLEX IN THE GRASS SHRIMP AND THE BLUE CRAB Chung, Bulski, Walker, Lee
11:15 AM TOWARDS AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE ROLE OF MICROBES IN NUTRIENT DYNAMICS ON SALMON FARMS: IMPLICATIONS FOR INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC AQUACULTURE (IMTA) Bradford, Robinson, MacDonald, Ang, Forward, Thumbi, Chopin
SHELLFISH TRANSFERS AS A POTENTIAL VECTOR FOR EUROPEAN GREEN CRABS (CARCINUS MAENAS) AND OTHER NON-NATIVE SPECIES Curtis, Curtisp, Matkin, Thompson, Choi, Callow, Gillespie, Therriault, Pearce
11:30 AM EXPLOITATION OF NUTRIENTS FROM SALMON AQUACULTURE: WHAT IS THE POTENTIAL FOR IMTA IN NORWAY? Jansen, Handa, Cranford, Bannister, Bergvik, Broch, Forbord, Husa, Olsen, Reitan, Skjermo, Strand
OF NEEDLES AND HAYSTACKS: HABITAT MAPPING AND CITIZEN SCIENCE TO MONITOR FOR EUROPEAN GREEN CRAB IN WASHINGTON STATE McDonald, Grason, Adams, Litle
11:45 AM GAZING INTO THE CRYSTAL BALL FOR AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT: WHAT IS IN THE GLOBAL FUTURE FOR INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC
A POPULATION ASSESSMENT OF HORSESHOE CRABS (LIMULUS POLYPHEMUS) IN SOUTH CAROLINA, USA, USING AN INTEGRATED APPROACH
AQUACULTURE (IMTA)? Robinson, Ang, Buschmann, Chopin, MacDonald, Reid
Fowler, Darden, Robinson, Kingsley-Smithp
12:00–2:00 PM NSA BUSINESS LUNCHEON San Marcos Ballroom
5:00 – 7:00 PM POSTER SESSION San Marcos IV
THURSDAY March 26, 2015
8:00 – 8:50 AM
PLENARY: Paul Dayton The loss of nature and the nature of the loss
San Marcos Ballroom ROOM San Marcos I San Marcos II San Marcos III
SESSION TITLE
GENERAL CONTRIBUTED III Erin Graham
DISEASES Marta Gomez-Chiarri, Roxanna Smolowitz,
Kim Reece
OLYMPIA OYSTERS Kay McGraw, Natalie Cosentino-Manning
9:00 AM LOOK DEEP INTO MY SHELL: SHELL PARASITISM AND RADIOGRAPHY OF APALACHICOLA BAY OYSTERS Kane, Brooks, Sanchez, Byrd, Touroo, Hartsfield, Havens
PERKINSUS SP. INFECTIONS AND IN VITRO ISOLATES FROM ANADARA TRAPEZIA MUD ARKS OF QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA Dang, Dunganp, Scott, Reece
COORDINATION, COLLABORATION, AND COOPERATION: PROGRESS IN RESEARCH AND RESTORATION OF THE OLYMPIA OYSTER, OSTREA LURIDA (CARPENTER, 1864) McGraw
9:15 AM SEA LEVEL RISE AND SEAGRASS EXPANSION IN WILLAPA BAY, WA: HOW WILL CHANGES IN ZOSTERA MARINA DISTRIBUTION INFLUENCE AQUACULTURE? Graham, Dumbauld, McCoy
THE VARIEGATED CARPET SHELL, RUDITAPES VARIEGATUS (SOWERBY, 1852), AS A NEW HOST OF PERKINSUS HONSHUENSIS Kang, Hong, Park, Choi
WASHINGTON SHELLFISH INITIATIVE SPAWNS OLYMPIA OYSTER HATCHERY Peabody
9:30 AM CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW? SOUNDSCAPE MANIPULATION ENHANCES LARVAL OYSTER SETTLEMENT Lillis, Eggleston, Bohnenstiehl
ITS AND 18S RDNA SEQUENCE POLYMORPHISM OF PERKINSUS OLSENI ISOLATES FROM MANILA CLAM, RUDITAPES PHILIPPINARUM, IN KOREAN WATER Cho*, Kang, Hong, Choi
OLYMPIA OYSTER CULTIVATION FOR RESTORATION PART I: BREEDING AND HATCHERY TECHNIQUES Crim, Allen, Karpoff, Ryan, Davis, Vadopalas
9:45 AM AN INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION: DOCUMENTING THE NON-NATIVE GREEN MUSSEL, PERNA VIRIDIS, IN CUBA Baker, Lopeztegui–Castillo, Artiles-Valor, Garces-Rodriguez, Castelo-Baez, Castro-Grana
OVERFILTRATION OF MARINE DISEASES I: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE AND NOTES FROM THE FIELD Ben-Horin, Bidegain, Powell, Bushek
OLYMPIA OYSTER CULTIVATION FOR RESTORATION PART II: POST-HATCHERY PRACTICES AND OUTPLANT CONSIDERATIONS Allen, Crim, Peabody
10:00 AM RESPONSES OF OYSTER MICROBIOMES TO HYPOXIA Khan*, Clinton, Hamp, Oliver, Ringwood
OVERFILTRATION OF MARINE DISEASES II: COMPARTMENTAL MODELS AND WATER COLUMN
WHAT EARLY LIFE HISTORY TELLS US ABOUT RESTORATION SUCCESS IN OLYMPIA OYSTERS
SIMULATIONS Bidegain, Ben-Horin, Powell, Klinck, Bushek, Hofmann
Becker, Behrens, Allen, Vadopalas, Hintz, Parker
10:15-10:45 AM MORNING BREAK SESSION
TITLE DISEASES
Marta Gomez-Chiarri, Roxanna Smolowitz, Kim Reece
OLYMPIA OYSTERS Kay McGraw, Natalie Cosentino-Manning
10:45 AM ASSESSING THE ACCURACY AND APPLICABILITY OF POOLING OYSTER TISSUES TO REDUCE THE COST OF PERKINSUS MARINUS DIAGNOSTICS Jaillet, Markey, Smolowitz
OLYMPIA OYSTER (OSTREA LURIDA) RECRUITMENT WITHIN PUGET SOUND ENHANCEMENT PROJECT SITES: SUBSTRATE AND DENSITY CORRELATIONS TO JUVENILE RECRUITMENT Allen & Davis
11:00 AM ROLE OF A NOVEL PLASMA IRON BINDING PROTEIN IN EASTERN OYSTER HOST DEFENSE AGAINST PERKINSUS MARINUS La Peyre
USING MICROSATELLITE MARKERS TO COMPARE RESTORATION BREEDING METHODS FOR THE OLYMPIA OYSTER (OSTREA LURIDA) Jackson*, Vadopalos, Allen, Roberts
11:15 AM DISEASE TRANSMISSION AND ASSOCIATED MORTALITIES OF PACIFIC OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA GIGAS): DOES SALINITY MATTER? Fuhrmann*, Petton, Pernet
EVIDENCE OF OSTREA LURIDA (CARPENTER, 1864) POPULATION STRUCTURE IN PUGET SOUND, WA Heare*, Blake, Davis, Vadopalas, Roberts
11:30 AM EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF CRASSOSTREA GIGAS SPAT AND LARVAE WITH DIFFERENT SUSCEPTIBILITY TO OSHV-1μVAR Prado-Alvarez, Carlsson, Culloty
OLYMPIA OYSTER POPULATIONS AT THIRTEEN LOCATIONS ACROSS BRITISH COLUMBIA Norgard
11:45 AM INDUCED HSP70 EXPRESSION IN THE CARPET SHELL CLAM, TAPES DECUSSATUS, ENHANCES RESISTANCE AND IMMUNITY AGAINST MICROCOCCUS LUTEUS El-Wazzan, Abdella, Ghareeb, El-Sersy
POPULATION GENOMICS AND PHYLOGEOGRAPHY OF OSTREA LURIDA Silliman
12:00 – 1:00 PM LUNCH BREAK SESSION
TITLE GENERAL CONTRIBUTED IV
Daphne Munroe DISEASES
Marta Gomez-Chiarri, Roxanna Smolowitz, & Kim Reece
OLYMPIA OYSTERS Kay McGraw & Natalie Cosentino-Manning
1:00 PM SPATIAL PATTERNS IN PHENOTYPE AND ABUNDANCE OF OFFSHORE WHELK (BUCCINUM UNDATUM) IN THE MID-ATLANTIC REGION Munroe, Bochenek, Shank, Hart, Borsetti, Dobson, Martin, Caracappa
INFLUENCE OF DIET AND SEX ON HOST-PATHOGEN RELATIONSHIP: THE CASE OF THE MANILA CLAM (RUDITAPES PHILIPPINARUM) AND ITS PATHOGEN VIBRIO TAPETIS Richard*, Miner, Le Goic, Bidault, Quillien, Corporeau, Pernet, Lambert, Boudry, Paillard, Guérard
RESTORATION OF OLYMPIA OYSTERS, OSTREA LURIDA, IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Zacherl, Crossen, Fuentes, Moreno, Parker
1:15 PM GROWTH OF THE CHANNELED WHELK, BUSYCOTYPUS CANALICULATUS, IN BUZZARDS BAY, MASSACHUSETTS OVER 1 OR 2 YEARS AT LIBERTY Stevens & Peemoeller
EVALUATION OF THE QUANTIFICATION OF VIBRIO PARAHAEMOLYTICUS AND VIBRIO VULNIFICUS IN OYSTER HOMOGENATES USING DUPLEX QUANTITATIVE PCR ANALYSIS Markey, Jaillet, Smolowitz
RESTORATION OF NATIVE OYSTERS IN A HIGHLY INVADED ESTUARY Zabin, Wasson, Fork
1:30 PM EFFECT OF TIDE AND PHOTOPERIOD IN ABUNDANCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF LARVAE OF QUEEN CONCH, STROMBUS GIGAS Aranda, Díaz, Paris-Limouzy
EFFECT OF INTERTIDAL EXPOSURE ON VIBRIO PARAHAEMOLYTICUS LEVELS IN OYSTERS CULTIVATED IN DELAWARE BAY, NEW JERSEY, USA Calvo, Ben-Horin, Bushek
UNDERSTANDING ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS THAT SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE OLYMPIA OYSTER POPULATIONS: INFORM RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION Grosholz, Bible, Ceballos, Chang, Deck, Ferner, Latta, Wasson, Zabin
1:45 PM USING QUALITATIVE MODELS TO EVALUATE ENVIRONMENT-AQUACULTURE LINKAGES IN THE SOUTH PUGET SOUND AND WILLAPA BAY FOOD WEBS Reum, Ferriss, McDonald, Harvey
VIBRIO TUBIASHII AND VIBRIO CORALLIILYTICUS: TWO SIGNIFICANT PATHOGENS OF LARVAL BIVALVE SHELLFISH Richards
VARIANCE IN RECRUITMENT OF OLYMPIA OYSTERS ACROSS WEST COAST ESTUARIES Wasson, Chang, Deck, Dinnel, Dudas, Ferner, Grosholz, Ruesink, Trimble, Schaaf, Zabin, Zacherl
2:00 PM A SIMULATION MODEL TO EVALUATE THE EFFICIENCY OF ADAPTIVE CLUSTER SAMPLING Marks* & Leaf
RANGE EXTENSION OF MIKROCYTOS MACKINI, AGENT OF DENMAN ISLAND DISEASE, TO TOMALES BAY, CALIFORNIA, USA Marshman, Moore, Snider
CURRENT AND FUTURE FRESHWATER FLOW CONTROL OF OLYMPIA OYSTER POPULATION DEMOGRAPHY IN THE SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY Chang, Deck, Malm, Attoe, Willits, Sullivan, Morgan
* denotes student presenter p denotes non first-author presenter
2:15PM APPLICATION OF THE DYNAMIC ENERGY BUDGET THEORY TO PERNA VIRIDIS TO MODEL GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION UNDER VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS McFarland*, Jean, Lavaud, Volety
APICOMPLEXAN INFECTION CAUSING GRAY MEAT IN THE ATLANTIC SEA SCALLOP, PLACOPECTEN MAGELLANICUS Inglis, Kristmundsson, Freeman, Stokesbury
VARIATION IN NATIVE OYSTER (OSTREA LURIDA) PERFORMANCE BETWEEN AND WITHIN TWO RESTORATION SITES IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY Kiriakopolos, Zabin, Martin, Obernolte, Abbott, Grosholz
2:30 PM METABOLIC SIGNATURES OF THE HERPESVIRUS OSHV-1 µVAR IN THE OYSTER: THE WARBURG EFFECT Corporeau, Delisle, Epelboin, Quéré, Pernet
EFFECT OF AIR EXPOSURE STRESS ON HEMOCYTE PARAMETERS OF THE VARIOUSLY COLORED ABALONE, HALIOTIS DIVERSICOLOR (REEVE, 1846) Hong*, Cho, Kang, Choi
IMPACT OF A CONSTRUCTED OLYMPIA OYSTER RESTORATION PROJECT ON AN ADJACENT EELGRASS (ZOSTERA MARINA) BED Briley*, Ware, Whitcraft, Zacherl
2:45 PM OSTREID HERPES VIRUS (OSHV-1MVAR) DETECTION IN THE IRSIH COAST DURING A VERY WARM SUMMER Prado-Alvarez, Darmody, Hutton, O´Reilly, Lynch, Culloty
FAUNAL USE AND INTERACTIONS AMONG RESTORED OYSTER REEFS AND EELGRSS AT THE SAN FRANCISO BAY LIVING SHORELINES: NEARSHORE LINKAGES PROJECT Boyer, Pinnell, Miller, Moderan, Stockmann
3:00 PM FEEDING PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NATIVE OLYMPIA OYSTER (OSTREA LURIDA) AND THE INTRODUCED PACIFIC OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA GIGAS): IMPLICATIONS FOR ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND RESTORATION Gray* & Langdon
3:15 PM OBSERVATIONS OF GONAD STRUCTURE AND GAMETOGENIC TIMING IN A RECOVERING POPULATION OF OSTREA LURIDA (CARPENTER, 1864) Oates & Young
3:00 – 5:00 PM CLOSING HAPPY HOUR San Marcos IV