107th Annual Meeting of the German Zoological Society Program

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107th Annual Meeting of the
German Zoological Society
Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
Platz der Göttinger Sieben, 37073 Göttingen
Program
September 11–14, 2014
Content
Welcome........................................................................................3
Program Overview.........................................................................4
Wednesday & Thursday, September 10th & 11th 2014..........4
Friday, September 12th 2014...................................................6
Saturday, September 13th 2014...............................................8
Sunday, September 14th 2014.................................................10
Venue Map.....................................................................................12
Venue Map Zentrales Hörsaalgebäude.........................................13
Sponsors.........................................................................................14
General Information......................................................................15
Program
Key Notes & Special Lectures........................................................19
Meetings DZG................................................................................21
Section Meetings...........................................................................22
Side Program .................................................................................22
Social Program...............................................................................26
Behavioral Biology.........................................................................28
Developmental Biology..................................................................36
Ecology...........................................................................................42
Evolutionary Biology......................................................................48
Morphology...................................................................................58
Neurobiology.................................................................................66
Physiology......................................................................................76
Zoological Systematics...................................................................82
Satellite Symposium I
Arthropod Neuro Network (ANN)............................................88
Satellite Symposium II
Epigenetics in Animal Physiology.............................................94
Satellite Symposium III
Insect Biotechnology................................................................95
Satellite Symposium IV
Animal Phylogeny - Past, Present and Future..........................97
1
Program
Overview
Welcome address of the local organizers
General
Information
Program DZG 2014
Satellite Symposia
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Liebe Tagungsteilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer,
im Namen der Göttinger Zoologen begrüßen wir Sie ganz herzlich zur 107. Jahrestagung der
Deutschen Zoologischen Gesellschaft in Göttingen. Besondere Grüße gehen an die vielen
jungen Wissenschaftler und die zahlreichen internationalen Tagungsredner. Wir freuen uns sehr
über die große Resonanz auf unsere Tagungseinladung und die zahlreichen Tagungsbeiträge, die
spannende Einblicke in neueste Entwicklungen in der zoologischen Entwicklungsbiologie,
Physiologie, Neurobiologie, Morphologie, Ökologie, Verhaltensbiologie, Systematik und
Evolutionsbiologie versprechen.
Die Georg-August-Universität Göttingen hat eine wesentliche Rolle in der Geschichte der
Deutschen Zoologie gespielt. Der Arzt und Naturalist Johann Friedrich Blumenbach (1752-1840)
gilt als Vater der vergleichenden Zoologie und der biologischen Anthropologie, der Zoologe
Ernst Ehlers (1835-1925) war Präsident der DZG, der Genetiker und Entwicklungsphysiologe
Alfred Kühn (1885-1968) verfasste das bekannte und noch immer weithin eingesetzte Lehrbruch
„Grundriss der Allgemeinen Zoologie“, und der Zoologe Peter Ax (1927-2013) war einer der
wichtigsten Deutschen Vertreter der Phylogenetischen Systematik.
Nach den DZG-Tagungen in den Jahren 1889, 1923 und 1966 findet die Tagung zum vierten
Mal in Göttingen statt, und wir bedanken uns ganz herzlich bei allen, die bei der Organisation
und Ausrichtung der Tagung mitwirken. Dies gilt insbesondere für die vielen Sponsoren und die
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, die die Tagung finanziell unterstützen, die vielen Studenten,
die bei der Vorort-Betreuung mitwirken, die Firma „event lab.“ und die Georg-August-Universität
Göttingen.
Wir freuen uns über Ihre Teilnahme, auf Ihre Beiträge und auf anregende Diskussionen.
Neurobiology
Im Namen der lokalen Organisatoren, der Fakultät für Biologie und Psychologie und des Instituts
für Zoologie und Anthropologie der Georg-August-Universität Göttingen.
Physiology
Zoological
Systematics
Prof. Dr. Martin Göpfert
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3
17.30
Foyer ZHG
17.30–19.00
Wednesday,
September 10th
18.30
Poster Session and Social
18.30
Universität Köln
AG Wegener 18.00
Universität Würzburg
20.00
Andreas Vilcinskas
Gießen 16.30
14.00–16.00
Short Communications
13.30–19.00
S2: Epigenetics in Animal Physiology HS 7
AG Smarandache-Wellmann Short Communications
18.00
17.30
AG Scheiner 16.00
Universität Potsdam
16.00
Wolf Huetteroth 16.30
Universität Konstanz &
Oxford
AG Homberg
Uni Marburg
15.15
Axel Borst 14.00
MPI für Neurobiologie
Martinsried
14.00–18.30
S1: Arthropod Neuro
Network (ANN) HS 9
15.15
14.00
13.30
107th Annual Meeting of
German Zoological Society
Program Overview
15.45
Final discussion
Heinze 14.30
Universität Lund
16.00
1.141
HS 10
DZG – Advisory Council Meeting
14.00
Foyer ZHG
SL Symposium Lecture
SP Short Presentation
S Satellite Symposium
PL Public Lecture
Social Program
K Keynote
Thursday, September 11
Welcome Reception
Dresden, Germany
Oscillations in Biological Systems
1. Public Evening Lecture: Prof. Frank Jülicher
Göttingen, Germany
Historie der Zoologie in Göttingen
th
HS 5
14.00
Section Speaker Meeting
1.141
Lars Vogt
Bonn
11.55
Thomas Stach
Berlin
11.30
Bernhard Misof
Bonn 10.45
Stefan Richter
Rostock 09.30
Thomas
Bartolomaeus
Bonn 08.45
08.30–13.00
kleiner Hörsaal
des Zoologischen
Instituts
DZG – Board Meeting
14.00–15.00
Tyler Stevenson
Aberdeen 13.00
Bianca Garms
Active Motif 11.00
Opening: 107th Annual Meeting of DZG
16.00–16.45
Short Presentations
Thomas Roeder
15.20 Kiel
Marc F. Schetelig
15.00 Gießen
Stefan Schütz
14.40 Göttingen
Ivo Feußner
14.00 Göttingen
Herwig Gutzeit
13.40 Dresden
Heiko Vogel
13.00 Jena
Marko Rohlfs
13.20 Göttingen
11.00–12.00
Short Presentations
Hans
Merzendorfer
10.10 Siegen
Gregor Bucher
09.50 Göttingen
09.00–11.00
09.00-15.00
S2: Epigenetics in Animal Physiology HS 7
Introductory Lecture (in German): Prof. Rüdiger Hardeland
Basil el Jundi & Stanley
AG Rössler 14.00
AG Schmidt 13.30
Universität Köln
AG Schachtner 11.15
Universität Marburg
AG Bicker 10.45
Tierärztliche Hochschule
Hannover
AG Förster 09.45
Ernst A.
Wimmer
09.10 Göttingen
AG Dürr 09.00
Universität Bielefeld
Stefan Vidal
09.30 Göttingen
09.00–17.00
HS 8
09.00–16.30
S1: Arthropod Neuro S3: Insect
Network (ANN) HS 9 Biotechnology
S4: Animal Phylogeny - Past, Present
and Future
22.00
22.00
20.30
19.30
19.00
18.30
15.45
15.30
15.15
15.00
14.45
14.30
14.00
13.00
12.30
12.00
11.30
11.00
10.00
09.00
HS 8
HS 8
HS 8
V. Gross (Leipzig)
OP-DB-06
Neural development in
the water bear Hypsibius
dujardini (Tardigrada)
A. Fröbius (Gießen)
OP-DB-05
Hox genes in Brachionus
plicatilis (Rotifera):
formation of a miniature
nervous system
E. Lange (Marburg)
OP-DB-04
FGFR signaling in Hydra:
a first, differentially
expressed FGF
P. Steinmetz (Wien)
OP-DB-03
Distribution of sea
anemone cell types
challenges germ layer
homology
U. Technau (Wien)
OP-DB-02
Axis Patterning by BMPs:
Cnidarian Network
Reveals Evolutionary
Constraints
S. Scholpp (Karlsruhe)
OP-DB-01
Filopodia based Wnt
transport during vertebrate tissue patterning.
Developmental Biology
HS 7
Sect. Meeting DB HS 7
Evolutionary Biology
HS 8
Sect. Meeting ZS HS 9
Zoological Systematics
HS 9
P. Norton (Berlin)
U. Rempe (Kronshagen)
OP-ZS-06
What can we tell
students about the
body plans of common
ancestors of protostomia
and deuterostomia and
their main subclades
L. Hering (Leipzig)
I. Rischawy (Bayreuth)
Y. Moodley (Wien)
OP-EB-06
Comparative phylogeography of African
rhinoceros species
suggests vastly different
evolutionary histories
M. Mende (Göttingen,
Dresden, Frankfurt/Main)
OP-EB-05
Phylogeography of
the Hyles euphorbiae
complex (Lepidoptera,
Sphingidae) - Diverse
molecular patterns
of introgression and
evidence for hybrid zone
movements influenced
by climate change
J.- J. Laux (Hamburg)
C. Bleidorn (Leipzig)
V. E. Kutschera
(Frankfurt am Main)
OP-EB-03
Bears in a forest of gene
trees: Phylogenetic
inference is complicated
by incomplete lineage
sorting and gene flow
S. Bradler (Göttingen)
OP-EB-02
A major evolutionary
transition of egg-laying
strategy in stick and leaf
insects: first record of a
phasmatodean ootheca
W. Feindt
(Hannover, New York)
OP-EB-01
Integrative taxonomy
favors divergent evolution of the largest living
Odonate species; the
Neotropical damselfly
Megaloprepus caerulatus (Odonata: Zygoptera)
OP-EB-04
The Signature of Zoochorous Dispersal
Dispersal Ecology and
Population Genetics of
Reed Beetles (Genus:
Macroplea)
OP-ZS-05
Analysis of the
opsin repertoire in the
tardigrade Hypsibius
dujardini: insights into
the evolution of opsin
genes in Panarthropoda
and Bilateria
OP-BB-06
Searching for a regular
pulse in zebra finch song
HS 10
SP 1-6
Sect. Meeting NB HS 10
OP-ZS-04
Phylogenomic analyses
of whole genome
shotgun data unravels
the origin and spread
of pandemic Wolbachia
bacteria in arthropods
F. Leubner (Göttingen)
OP-BB-05
Interspecific competition shapes complex
cognitive abiliaties: How
archerfish outperform
other surface-feeding
fish in their shared
mangrove habitat.
E. Jongepier (Mainz)
OP-BB-04
Fitness costs of division
of labour
S. Steiger (Ulm)
OP-ZS-03
The morphology of
the ensiferan thorax
and its phylogenetic
implications
B. Alexander (Ueda)
K. Kunz (Greifswald)
T. Stemme (Hannover)
OP-ZS-01
A fresh look at ancient
cells: mandibulate
ground pattern and
crustacean-hexapod-relationships based on
serotonergic neurons.
SP 1-6
OP-ZS-02
New mandible articulations in the earliest
hexapod lineages
OP-BB-03
From hormone to
pheromone? A female
produced antiaphrodisiac reflects hormone titer
during parental care
HS 9
Orlando, USA
The Orthoptera Tree of Life: Elucidating
patterns and processes of orthopteran
evolution
SL 1: Hojun Song
OP-BB-02
Mating plug efficacy in a
dwarf spider - the role of
size and age.
N. C. Wulff (Berlin)
OP-BB-01
The adaptive function of
male genital titillators in
mating and spermatophore transfer in a
bushcricket
Behavioral Biology
SP 1-6
HS 9
Bergen, Norway
Protostomy? Deuterostomy? - Does it
really matter?
SL 2: Andreas Hejnol
Lunch Break and Poster
Sect. Meeting BB HS 8
Lausanne, Switzerland
Genomic basis of a 30
year-long selection experiment for longevity in Drosophila
SL 1: Thomas Flatt
Behavioral Biology
Seewiesen, Germany
Auditory interactions in the night sky:
from neurons to communities
SL 2: Holger Goerlitz
Behavioral Biology
HS 9
Marburg, Germany
Myoblast fusion in Drosophila: Cellular and
molecular insights into muscle development
SL 1: Susanne Önel
Coffee Break
Bielefeld, Germany
“The neglected sense: Olfactory communication in zebra finches”
SL 1: Barbara Caspers
SP 1-6
HS 10
HS 10
Paris, France
Caenorhabditis nematodes in an Evolutionary and Ecological Context:
Vulva Development and Natural Pathogens
K: Prof. Marie-Anne Félix
Gießen, Germany
Insect Biotechnology
K: Prof. Andreas Vilcinskas
S. Greif
(Belfast, Seewiesen)
OP-BB-12
A functional role of the
sky’s polarization pattern
in orientation in the greater mouse-eared bat
P. Schmitz (Siegen)
OP-BB-11
Behavioural thermoregulation by European bison
in a low mountain range
forest in Germany
B. Niesterok (Rostock)
OP-BB-10
Localization of artificial
flatfish breathing currents by harbor seals
(Phoca vitulina)
S. Beros (Mainz)
OP-BB-09
The long reach of a parasite in ant societies
B. Wheeler (Göttingen)
B. Feldmeyer (Mainz)
OP-EB-12
Parasite-induced changes in host behavior and
gene expression after
infection
J. Kurtz (Münster)
OP-EB-11
Infection and immune
priming in Tribolium
castaneum - a transcriptomic approach
C. Rafaluk (Gießen, Kiel)
OP-EB-10
Chemical warfare no
solution against parasite attack: Tribolium
castaneum vs. Beauveria
bassiana
S. Smith (Wien, Adelaide)
OP-EB-09
Variation in adaptive
resilience in natural
populations of an
ecologically important
freshwater fish species
R. Schneider (Konstanz)
OP-EB-08
Regulatory gene
networks that shape the
development of adaptive
phenotypic plasticity in a
cichlid fish
R. Tiedemann (Potsdam)
OP-EB-07
Evolution of Electric
Organ Discharge (EOD)
in African weakly electric
fishes: Genomics and
behavioral ecology of a
magic trait
Zürich, Switzerland
Baumeisterin des Lebenden – die Aristotelische physis,
unsere „Natur“
PL Public Lecture
Social Program
K Keynote
Friday, September 12th
* Please register at the registration desk. No extra costs apart from public transportation.
Friday, September 12th 11:45–13:30 and 13:45–15:30
Guided Tours Deutsches Primatenzentrum*
HS 10
SP 7-12
Aula der Universität
Wilhelmsplatz
A. Kupfer (Stuttgart, Jena)
OP-ZS-12
The impact of reproductive behaviour on
salamander phylogeny
and evolution
H. P. A. Bakker (Leiden)
OP-ZS-11
Except for being pulmonate gastropods, what
are the Euconulidae?
J.- F. Flot (London)
OP-ZS-10
Delineating species in
population datasets
using heterozygosity
S. Richter (Leipzig)
OP-ZS-09
Reconstructing phylogenies by using shallow
sequenced whole genome shotgun data: a case
study of a non-model
organism
T. Struck
(Bonn, Osnabrück)
OP-ZS-08
Phylogeography of Stygocapitella subterranea
(Parergodrilidae) in the
Northeast Atlantic.
D. Krämer (Bonn)
OP-ZS-07
Nemertean diversity was
likely underestimated
in the past - the case
of the Lineus ruber/
viridis - species complex
(Nemertea: Heteronemertea)
2. Public Evening Lecture (in German)
Prof. Klaus Bartels
N. Posnien (Göttingen)
OP-DB-12
Identification of the
molecular changes
underlying head shape
variation in three closely
related Drosophila
species
Y. Hu (Göttingen)
OP-DB-11
Adult Prothorax Patterning during Insect Typical
Metamorphosis
N. Stolte (Münster)
OP-DB-10
Investigating the Role of
DNA Methyltransferase
1 (Dnmt1) in Tribolium
castaneum via Knockdown and Expression
Analysis
R. Schröder (Rostock)
OP-DB-09
A single FGF-receptor
controls development of
the mesoderm and the
tracheal system in the
beetle embryo.
N. Turetzek (Göttingen)
OP-BB-08
Ambush predators may
select for small group
size in rainforest primate
prey
W. Peters (Fort Wayne)
C. Schomburg (Göttingen)
OP-DB-08
Evolution of BarH
transcription factors in
embryonic development
OP-BB-07
A New World Perspective
on the Swash-Surfing
Behavior of Intertidal
Gastropods
HS 9
SP 7-12
Coffee Break
Behavioral Biology
SP 7-12
HS 8
OP-DB-07
Analysis of embryonic
eye development in the
spider Parasteatoda
tepiariorum
SP 7-12
HS 7
19.30
18.30
18.00
17.45
17.30
17.15
17.00
16.45
16.30
16.00
15.15
15.00
14.45
14.30
14.15
14.00
13.00
12.30
12.00
11.30
11.00
10.00
09.00
HS 10
HS 9
HS 9
How to establish
functional genetics
in Zoology
HS 6
iBeetle workshop
HS 8
HS 9
OP-M-02
Epithelial crypts as
accessory olfactory
organs in African and
South American lungfish
(Dipnoi) - a comparative
study
OP-EB-14
Causes of intraspecific
variability in associative
learning in the parasitic
wasp Nasonia vitripennis
OP-M-04
Lost variation - The hyoid
bone in rodents
OP-EB-16
Evolution of homomorphic sex chromosomes in
anurans: Testing predictions from Haldane’s rule
on introgression patterns
in secondary hybrid
zones using transcriptome-based markers
P. Marty (Göttingen)
OP-EB-18
Cost and benefit dependent migrating strategies
in male crested macaques (Macaca nigra)
P. Kappeler (Göttingen)
OP-EB-17
The evolution of social
monogamy in primates:
Insights from the lemurs
of Madagascar
M. Stöck (Berlin)
P. Arnold (Jena)
A. Thiel (Bremen)
H. Jahn (Jena)
OP-M-06
A functional morphological study of bypass
elements in Tethya
wilhelma using finite
element modelling and
particle tracking velocimetry.
S. Niederschuh (Jena)
OP-M-05
Sinus hair sensing in forelimb positional control
during the locomotion of
rats (Rattus norvegicus,
Rodentia)
A. C. Schunke (Plön)
OP-M-03
Conformity or Disparity:
Size and shape of canine
lower cervical vertebrae
OP-EB-15
Allele recognition drives
mate choice in a parasitic wasp
C. Wittmer (Kassel)
M. Spinner (Kiel)
J. Meunier (Mainz)
Morphology
SP 1-6
Sect. Meeting M HS 9
13.15–13.45
HS 10
HS 8
PL Public Lecture
S. G. Vetter (Wien)
Social Program
K Keynote
Saturday, September 13th
* Please register at the registration desk. No extra costs apart from public transportation.
Saturday, September 13th 11:45–13:30 and 13:45–15:30
Guided Tours Deutsches Primatenzentrum*
Postersession
with Beer & Snacks Foyer ZHG
Award Ceremony: Karl-Ritter-von-Frisch Medaille HS 9
and Werner-Rathmayer-Preis („Jugend forscht“)
DZG Member Meeting
HS 9
Coffee Break and Poster
Section Meeting EB
OP-E-06
The burst of wild boar
populations in Europe:
how local adaptation
mediates the effects
of climate change in a
widespread ungulate
B. Unglaub (Braunschweig)
OP-E-05
Linking habitat suitability
to demography: a case
study on great crested
newts (Triturus cristatus)
K. Lampert (Bochum)
OP-E-04
Re-establishing the
burbot (Lota lota) in
NRW - combining science and applied water
management
B. Kaluza (Lüneburg,
Würzburg,
Maroochydoore)
OP-E-03
Landscape Related
Resource Diversity
Improves Bee Fitness
M. Houadria (Mainz)
OP-E-02
Sustaining trophic
functions in tropical ant
assemblages.
I. de Winter (Wageningen)
OP-E-01
Effects of anthropogenic
habitat disturbance on
lemur health: friend
or foe?
Ecology
SP 1-6
Sect. Meeting E HS 10
Ecology
OP-M-01
Multifunctional surface
structures on black
scales of the West African Gaboon viper (Bitis
rhinoceros)
M. Koppik (Bremen)
HS 10
Halle, Germany
Below the surface: How soil biota affect
plant-animal interactions and ecological
communities
SL 2: Martin Schädler
Ecology
OP-EB-13
Social immunity in earwigs: Frass production
provides anti-microbial
protections in an insect
with maternal care
SP 13-18
DFG-Talk „Funding Opportunities“ HS 7
Morphology
Blacksburg, USA
How snakes fly: effects of morphology
and behavior on aerodynamics
SL 1: Jake Socha
HS 10
Wageningen, Netherlands
Mismatches in seasonal timing
between predators and prey:
causes and consequences
SL 1: Phillip Gienapp
Coffee Break
Wageningen, Netherlands
Comparative insect transcriptomics and
its value for systematics
SL 2: Sabrina Simon
HS 10
Panama City, Panama
Arthropod distribution in a tropical rainforest:
solving a puzzle in four dimensions?
K: Prof. Yves Basset
Evolution of Mammalian Diving Capacity Traced by Myoglobin Net Surface Charge
Liverpool, UK
K: Prof. Michael Berenbrink
21.00
19.00
18.00
16.30
16.00
15.30
15.45
15.30
15.15
15.00
14.45
14.30
14.00
13.00
12.30
12.00
11.30
11.00
10.00
09.00
K: Prof. Harald Zakon
HS 10
HS 8
HS 8
S. Lemke (Greifswald)
OP-P-06
Synthesis of salivary
proteins upon feeding in
salivary gland cells of the
medicinal leech, Hirudo
verbana
C. Fink (Kiel)
OP-P-05
Maintaining a homeostatic balance in the fruit
fly’s intestine
V. Diedrich (Hannover)
OP-P-04
Dietary composition of
unsaturated fatty acids is
of minor importance for
the occurrence of daily
torpor in the seasonal
dwarf hamster Phodopus
sungorus
H. M. Becker
(Kaiserslautern)
OP-P-03
Proton-driven Metabolite Transport is facilitated
by Carbonic Anhydrases
M. L. M. Hoff (Hamburg)
OP-P-02
Anaerobic capacity of
the brain of an expert
diver, the hooded seal
(Cystophora cristata)
N. Erdsack (Rostock)
OP-P-01
Structure and function of
pinniped body surfaces
Physiology
HS 7
Sect. Meeting P HS 7
HS 8
HS 10
HS 9
T. Fregin (Bremerhaven)
OP-NB-06
Electrophysiological
investigation of different
methods of anesthesia
in lobster
A. Arendt (Kassel)
M. Nagel (Konstanz)
OP-NB-04
Sensory physiology
of two cold-sensitive
neurons associated
with the sensillum coelocapitulum in the ant
Camponotus rufipes
G. Bröhan (Berlin)
OP-NB-03
Some like it hot: isothiocyanate reception by
Phaedon cochleariae
C. Martin (Leipzig)
OP-NB-02
Retrograde fills in
Onychophora (velvet
worms) shed light on the
segmental identity and
evolution of post-oral
commissures in panarthropods
M. Kollmann (Marburg)
OP-NB-01
The Diversity of Beetle
Brains
Neurobiology
SP 1-6
HS 10
H. Schielzeth (Bielefeld)
OP-EB-24
Genome size variation
and song attractiveness
in grasshoppers: sexual
selection against large
genomes?
U. Knief
(Starnberg, Seewiesen)
OP-EB-23
Quantifying realized
inbreeding in wild
and captive animal
populations
J. Bast (Göttingen)
OP-EB-22
Patterns of ancient asexuality in oribatid mites
V. Nehring (Freiburg)
OP-EB-21
Phoretic mites as a model for co-evolutionary
dynamics and ecological
speciation
S. Koch (Konstanz)
OP-EB-20
Complexity of the
olfactory system across
and within Hymenoptera
- Atta vollenweideri as a
case study
F. Menzel (Mainz)
OP-EB-19
The evolution of cuticular hydrocarbon profiles
in ants
SP 19-24
„Speed-Dating“ 1.141
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)
Stuttgart, Germany
Evolution of interaction in a highly social
organized environment
SL 2: Martin Hasselmann
Neurobiology
J. Strauß (Gießen)
C. Grohmann (Kiel)
HS 10
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Auditory signal transduction and consequences of dysfunction
SL 2: Manuela Nowotny
Neurobiology
OP-NB-05
One corazonin containing cell advances the
circadian pacemaker of
the Madeira cockroach
Rhyparobia maderae
possibly by relaying light
information.
OP-M-12
First report of co-occurring smooth and nubby
euplantulae on a single
tarsus
HS 10
Tübingen, Germany
Neural basis of vocal
communication in mammals - from behavior to physiology to cognition
SL 1: Steffen Hage
OP-M-11
Can the neuronal innervation of sensory organs
support evolutionary
loss of hearing organs in
the cave cricket (Ensifera: Rhaphidophoridae:
Troglophilus neglectus)?
N. Furchheim (Berlin)
OP-M-10
The ground pattern of
larval brachiopod eyes
revealed by 3D-reconstruction
J. von Doehren (Bonn)
OP-M-09
Comparative development of the body wall
musculature in Nemertea provides insights
into the evolution of
body wall musculature
in Spiralia
T. Kleinteich (Kiel)
OP-M-08
Functional morphology
of adhesive tongues
in frogs
M. Weidhase (Leipzig)
OP-M-07
Regeneration and
reproduction in Syllidae
(Annelida)
Morphology
SP 7-12
Morphology
Wien, Austria
Hemichordate morphogenesis revealed
by modern techniques and its implications for deuterostome evolution
SL 2: Sabrina Kaul-Strehlow
Physiology
Bremerhaven, Germany
When the going gets hot & sour - can
mitochondria set the cellular basis for
acclimation in a changing ocean?
SL 2: Felix Mark
Physiology
Aberdeen, UK
Making Light Work of Body Weight Regulation: Photoperiod, Retinoic acid
Signalling and Inflammation
HS 8
Coffee Break
Austin, USA
Electric fish in the age of genomics: a test of parallel molecular evolution
SL 1: Gisela Helfer
SP 1-6
HS 10
Berlin, Germany
Collective Behaviour and Collective Intelligence
K: Prof. Jens Krause
HS 7
HS 8
HS 9
F. Hanke (Rostock)
OP-NB-12
Motion vision in harbour
seals (Phoca Vitulina)
A. C. Schneider (Köln)
Short Break
V. C. Goerlich-Jansson
(Bielefeld)
OP-BB-18
Transgenerational effects
of the social environment on endocrine
profiles and behaviour in
Japanese quail
M. Knörnschild (Ulm)
OP-NB-11
Unraveling the cellular
properties of neurons
involved in coordination of central pattern
generators
A. Yilmaz (Würzburg)
T. Thünken (Bonn)
OP-BB-17
Social influences on the
foraging behavior of
Neotropical nectar-feeding bats (Glossophaga
soricina)
OP-NB-10
Expression Plasticity of
Opsin Genes in Camponotus rufipes workers
M. Frings (Bonn)
OP-NB-09
Adaptive processes
in the fish lateral line
system
H. Herzog (Bonn)
OP-NB-08
Coping with the stream
- bulk flow sensing in
rheophilic fish
D. Pauls (Würzburg)
locomotor behavior
OP-NB-07
Interaction between AKH
and octopamine in the
regulation of Drosophila
Neurobiology
SP 7-12
OP-BB-16
Impact of social environment on juvenile performance in a cichlid fish
M. Port (Göttingen)
OP-BB-15
Why primates concern
us all - a novel theory of
primate social evolution
and its implications for
behavioural ecology
E. T. Krause (Bielefeld)
OP-BB-14
Effects of parental and
own early developmental conditions on
the phenotype in zebra
finches (Taeniopygia
guttata)
T. Müller (Bielefeld)
OP-BB-13
Stability of behavioural
syndromes over the
lifetime of a holometabolous insect
Behavioral Biology
SP 13-18
HS 10
PL Public Lecture
Social Program
K Keynote
Sunday, September 14th
Social Evening with Poster Awards
Restaurant Bullerjahn
Harvard, USA
Genomes, transcriptomes, morphology and fossils; Building the Animal Tree of Life in
the era of genomics
HS 10
I. Scharf (Tel Aviv)
OP-E-12
The effect of parental
age on development,
body mass and resistance to stress
S. Menke (Berlin)
OP-E-11
Tracking livestock-associated bacteria in
the gut-microbiome of
sympatric black-backed
jackals (Canis mesomelas) in central Namibia
D. Kimpel (Oldenburg)
OP-E-10
Understanding the phylogeography of Synchaeta pectinata: Extending
geographic data with
temporal sampling
J. Stökl (Regensburg)
OP-E-09
More than cuticular
hydrocarbons: the high
chemical diversity in the
courtship pheromones
of parasitoid wasps
O. Ovadia (Beer Sheva)
OP-E-08
Cannibalism and
intra-guild predation in
pit-building antlions
A. Wellbrock (Siegen)
OP-E-07
Migration routes and
wintering areas of the
Common Swift Apus
apus detected by
geolocators
Ecology
SP 7-12
PL: „Peter-Ax-Lecture“ Prof. Gonzalo Giribet
C. Müller (Bielefeld)
OP-P-12
Rapid incorporation of
glucosinolates as strategy used by a herbivore
to prevent activation by
myrosinases
B. Lehmann (Mainz)
OP-P-11
Antibacterial activity of
two crustacean lipoproteins, the large discoidal
lipoprotein and the high
density lipoprotein/
beta-glucan binding
protein.
R. Romey-Glüsing
(Hamburg)
OP-P-10
A tiny beetle and it´s big
asset - The Senecionine
Monooxygenase of
Longitarsus jacobaeae
P. Gawalek (Kassel)
OP-P-09
Daytime-dependent modulation of pheromone
detection in the hawkmoth Manduca sexta
G. Gäde (Rondebosch/
Cape Town)
OP-P-08
The pygmy grasshopper,
Tetrix subulata, synthesises a novel adipokinetic
octapeptide with a third
aromatic amiono acid in
its corpus cardiacum
S. Schenk (Wien)
OP-P-07
Juvenile hormones in the
control of semelparous
reproduction.
Physiology
SP 7-12
Coffee Break
23.30
20.30
19.30
18.30
18.00
17.45
17.30
17.15
17.00
16.45
16.30
16.00
Venue Map
Venue Map Zentrales Hörsaalgebäude
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Lecture
Hall 8
Lecture
Hall 9
Entrance
Lecture Hall 7
Foyer ZHG
Poster and
Exhibiton Area
Lecture
Hall 10
& Catering
Behavioral
Biology
Lecture Hall 11
Developmental
Biology
Main Entrance
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Neurobiology
To Mensa and
Main Cafeteria
1. Floor
Room 1.140, 1.141, Lecture Hall 5 & 6
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We are very grateful for the support of our sponsors, exhibitors
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Göttingen
Göttingen is a university city with approximately 122,000 inhabitants. Education
and research are defining aspects of life in Göttingen. Four Max Planck Institutes
are active here as well as the German Primate Center, DLR, Germany‘s national
research center for aeronautics and space, the Sociological Research Institute
and the University for Applied Sciences and Arts. Göttingen has been the home
of 44 Nobel laureates. Internationally, Göttingen has a well-established reputation as “the city that creates knowledge.”
The campus boasts one of the world‘s most modern libraries, the State and University Library. Two theaters, a municipal concert hall offering lots of variety, a
symphony orchestra, and numerous galleries, museums, and small stages shape
the city‘s cultural life. The International Handel Festival, which was established
in 1920, is world-famous. The annual highlight is the performance of the major
Handel operas staged by renowned guest conductors and directors. The Göttingen music scene also features jazz, rock, church music and modern classics.
Congress Venue
Address:
Zentrales Hörsaalgebäude (ZHG)
Platz der Göttinger Sieben
37073 Göttingen
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Neurobiology
Conference Office
event lab. GmbH
Dufourstraße 15
04107 Leipzig
www.eventlab.org
Local Organizing Committee
Johann-Friedrich-Blumenbach Institute for Zoology and Anthropology
Head of Organization
Sven Bradler
Gregor Bucher
Martin Göpfert
Organization Team
André Fiala
Ralf Heinrich
Peter Kappeler
Nikola Prpic-Schäper
Stefan Scheu
Ernst Wimmer
Registration Desk
The Registration Counter will be open
at the following times:
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
12.00 – 20.00
Thursday, September 11, 2014
08.00 – 20.00
Friday, September 12, 2014
08.00 – 18.00
Saturday, September 13, 2014
08.00 –19.00
Sunday, September 14, 2014
08.30 – 19.30
The Counter will be situated in the
inner courtyard of the ZHG (Zentrales
Hörsaalgebäude) of the Georg-AugustUniversität.
Badges
The personal badge is the entrance
ticket to the congress venue and all
scientific sessions. Due to security
regulations, badges must be worn at
all times throughout the congress and
to social events.
In case of loss or damage of your
badge, the cost of 15,00 € for printing
a new badge will be charged.
Oral Presentations
(Short Presentations)
All talks must be handed in in the
designated lecture hall of your presentation!
Please hand in your talk the day
before your talk, latest during lunch
breaks or coffee breaks before your
session.
In each lecture hall will be a fixed computer. All presentations shall be based
on Power Point versions and compatible with Windows system. Other computers or converters are not available.
All presenters must therefore bring
their presentation in the adequate
version on flash drive (USB drive).
You have 10 min for your talk and 5
min for discussion. Session assistants
and chairmen are advised to strictly
adhere to the presentation time.
Poster Sessions
The poster session and poster party
will be held on Saturday, September
13, 2014 from 19.00 –21.00 in the
foyer of the ZHG (Zentrales Hörsaalgebäude).
Poster Presentation Guidelines
Posters will be displayed during all the
congress.
Material to attach your poster is provided on site.
Posters can be fixed on the poster
boards on Thursday from 15.00.
Posters need to be removed on Sunday September 14, 2014 from 16.00
and before 19.30. The organizer will
not be responsible for any loss or
damage occurred to the posters left
on the boards beyond Sunday, September 14, 2014 19.30.
The code of the poster presentation
in the program is identical with the
poster board number.
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi will be available during all conference days. Please inquire for a
password and log-in at the registration
desk.
Speaker’s Preview
The speaker’s preview to pre-view or
change your presentation is situated in
the inner courtyard (Lichthof) on the
ground floor of the conference halls.
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KEY NOTES & SPECIAL LECTURES
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Exhibition
The industrial exhibition is located
in the inner courtyard of the ZHG
(Zentrales Hörsaalgebäude). Exhibition
opening hours are as follows:
Thursday, September 11, 2014
18.00 – 21.30
Friday, September 12, 2014
08.30 – 16.30
Saturday, September 13, 2014
08.30 –21.00
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Neurobiology
Physiology
Sunday, September 14, 2014
08.30 – 16.30
Coffee breaks & lunches
Coffee will be served in the inner
courtyard of the ZHG of the conference building and are included in
the registration fee. Lunch can be
purchased in the Mensa during lunch
breaks or in one of the many restaurants around the campus. Lunch with
small snacks on Sunday, September
14, 2014 will be provided for all participants and is included in the registration fee.
Congress Language
The official language of the Congress
will be English.
Thursday, September 11th 2014 | HS 10 (ZHG)
Insurance
The Congress accepts no liability for
any personal injury, loss or damage of
property belonging to or additional
expenses incurred by congress participants either during the congress or as
result of delays, strikes or any other
circumstances. Participants are advised to make their own arrangements
with respect to health and travel insurance.
Opening Ceremony: Welcome Address | 18.30 – 19.00
Ulrich Holefleisch | Mayor of the City of Göttingen
Prof. Dr. Constance Scharff | President of the German Zoological Society
Prof. Dr. Ruth Florack | Vice President Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
Prof. Dr. Martin Göpfert| Head of Local Organizing Committee of the 107th
Annual Meeting
Introductory Lecture | 19.00 – 19.30
Historie der Zoologie in Göttingen
Rüdiger Hardeland (Göttingen)
Public Evening Lecture | 19.30 – 20.30
Oscillations in biological systems
Frank Jülicher (Dresden)
Chair: Martin Göpfert
Friday, September 12th 2014
Key Note | 09.00 – 10.00 | HS 10
Insect Biotechnology
Andreas Vilcinskas (Gießen)
Chair: Ernst Wimmer
Key Note | 10.00 – 11.00 | HS 10
“Caenorhabditis nematodes in an Evolutionary and Ecological Context:
Vulva Development and Natural Pathogens”
Marie-Anne Félix (Paris)
Chair: Ernst Wimmer
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2. Public Evening Lecture (in German)
18.30-19.30 |
Aula der Universität (Wilhelmsplatz, Innenstadt)
Collective Behaviour and Collective Intelligence
K. Bartels (Zürich)
J. Krause (Berlin)
Chair: Peter Kappeler
Key Note | 10.00 – 11.00 | HS 10
HS 10
Evolution of Mammalian Diving Capacity Traced by Myoglobin Net
Surface Charge
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
M. Berenbrink (Liverpool)
Neurobiology
Physiology
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Systematics
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H. Zakon (Austin)
Peter-Ax-Lecture | 18.30-19.30 | HS 10
Key Note | 10.00 – 11.00 | HS 10
Genomes, transcriptomes, morphology and fossils; Building the
Animal Tree of Life in the era of genomics
Arthropod distribution in a tropical rainforest: solving a puzzle in four
dimensions?
Gonzalo Giribet (Harvard)
Chair: Sven Bradler
Y. Basset (Panama City)
Awards | 18.00 – 19.00 | HS 9
Werner-Rathmayer-Preis
Morphology
Electric fish in the age of genomics: a test of parallel molecular
evolution
Chair: Stefan Scheu
Chair: Stefan Scheu
Evolutionary
Biology
HS 10
Baumeisterin des Lebenden: die Aristotelische physis, unsere „Natur“
Saturday, September 13th 2014
Key Note | 09.00 – 10.00 |
Behavioral
Biology
Sunday, September 14th 2014
Key Note | 09.00 – 10.00 |
MEETINGS DZG
Thursday, September 11th 2014
DZG Board Meeting | 14.00 – 16.00 |
The smell of death - Necromones in insects and other articulate
animals
Meeting of Speakers of Study Groups
Freia-Raphaella Lorenz (Bayreuth)
DZG Advisory Council Meeting
Laudator: Constanze Scharff
14.00 – 16.00 |
16.00 – 18.00 |
Room 1.141 (1. Floor)
HS 5 (1. Floor)
Karl-Ritter-von-Frisch Medaille (Wissenschaftspreis der DZG)
From neurogenetic studies in the fly brain to a concept in circadian
biology
Charlotte Helfrich-Förster (Würzburg)
DZG Member Meeting & Awards | 16:30 – 19:00 | HS 9
Laudator: Monika Stengl
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SECTION MEETINGS
SIDE PROGRAM
Guided Tours Deutsches Primatenzentrum
Section Meeting – Behavioral Biology
13.00-14.00 |
HS 8
Section Meeting – Developmental Biology
13:00-14:00 |
HS 7
11.45 – 13.30 and 13.45 – 15.30 |
DPZ
11.45 – 13.30 and 13.45 – 15.30 |
DPZ
Section Meeting – Zoological Systematics
13.00-14.00 |
HS 9
Section Meeting – Neurobiology
13.00-14.00 |
HS 10
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
Section Meeting – Morphology
13.00-14.00 |
HS 9
Section Meeting – Ecology
13.15-13.45 |
HS 10
Section Meeting – Evolutionary Biology
15.30-16.00 |
HS 8
The German Primate Center (DPZ) is a non-university research institute and
member of the Leibniz Association. It covers the entire field of research with and
about non-human primates with special foci on infectious diseases, neuroscience
and primate biology. For its own research and to support other institutions, the
DPZ is active in primate housing and breeding. Your visit to the DPZ will include
a short introduction to the research at the DPZ and a guided tour to the outdoor
breeding and housing facilities where we will discuss primate research, animal
experimentation and breeding.
Please register at the registration desk, where you will also find information on
how to get to the DPZ by public transport and further details. Please note that
the number of participants is limited and that their age must be more than 15
years due to legal reasons. Please wear adequate shoes.
Meeting Point directly at Deutsches Primatenzentrum
Morphology
Section Meeting – Physiology | 14.00 – 14.30 | HS 7
Neurobiology
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Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft – Meet DFG @ DZG 2014
General
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DFG Office Hours:
Saturday, 13 Sep 2014, 9–12 and 15–18
Sunday, 14 Sep 2014, 9–12
Room 1.141 (1st Floor)
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• Appointments with DFG Programme Officer Christoph Limbach for
individual consultation
Please sign in on site at Room 1.141
Behavioral
Biology
Thomas Stach Humboldt Univ. Berlin, DFG Heisenberg fellow
Let´s get off for a bit – gaining international research experience
DFG-Talk – “Starting your research career – DFG funding
programmes and application procedures”
HS 7
Christoph Limbach, DFG
Ecology
Georg Mayer, University of Leipzig, Emmy Noether Research Group Leader
Simone Sommer, University of Ulm, Member of the DFG Review Board in Zoology
Neurobiology
This talk is adressed to researchers at an early stage of their scientific careers
(e.g. advanced PhD students, Postdocs, junior research group leaders) and aims
at introducing the German Research Foundation (DFG) as the largest research
funding organisation and relevant DFG funding programmes. Application and
review procedures will be presented and recent developments discussed.
Experienced scientists will share their experiences relating to their scientific
careers and disclose some tips and tricks for grant writing.
No registration required!
Physiology
DFG Speed-Dating – Meet the experts to discuss perspectives
for your research career | 13.00 – 14.30 | Room 1.141 (1. Floor)
Zoological
Systematics
Take the opportunity to get in touch with renowned scientists and DFG
representatives. Talk about your research career plans and discuss your
questions about funding opportunities. Up to five participants will meet one
expert for 15 minutes at a time. Change tables to meet different experts.
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Experts and Topics:
• Registration for DFG Speed-Dating (see below)
13.00 – 14.00 |
Morphology
Please note that registration is required for this event (see below).
Martin Göpfert Univ. Göttingen
Life after the PhD – planning your Postdoc stage
Developmental
Biology
Evolutionary
Biology
The Speed-Dating is primarily adressed to researchers at an early stage of their
scientific careers (e.g. advanced PhD students, Postdocs, junior research group
leaders).
Snacks and drinks will be served.
Gregor Bucher Univ. Göttingen, DFG Heisenberg professorship
On your road to scientific independence – starting your own research
group
Susanne Foitzik Univ. Mainz, Member of the DFG Review Board in Zoology
On the way to a professorship – dos and don’ts
Peter Kappeler DPZ and Univ. Göttingen, Member of the DFG Review Board in Zoology
The reviewer’s view on grant proposals and CVs – criteria for evaluation of projects and people
Susanne Dobler Univ. Hamburg, Vice President of the Deutsche Zoologische Gesellschaft
Career and kids – managing research and family life
Christoph Limbach DFG Head Office
DFG funding opportunities – raising your own research money
For registration, please send an e-mail to jennifer.keldenich@dfg.de. You will
then receive a registration form for choosing your topics of interest. First come,
first serve!
Please note that all registrations have to be confirmed on site in the DFG
Meeting Office:
Saturday, 13 Sep 2014, 9–12 and 15–18
Sunday, 14 Sep 2014, 9–12
On-site registration is possible if space is available.
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SOCIAL PROGRAM
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Behavioral
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Developmental
Biology
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
iBeetle workshop: How to establish functional genetics in
Zoology
14.00 – 15.30 |
HS 6
Welcome Reception | 20.30 – 22.00 |
Social Evening – Dinner |
Foyer ZHG
20.30 – 23.30 |
Restaurant Bullerjahn
Functional genetic research has been limited to very few highly developed
model systems like Drosophila melanogaster, Mus musculus and Caenorhabditis
elegans. Hence, most of what we know in terms of gene function is restricted
to these model systems and to biological processes represented there. Since
recently, new technical developments allow extending functional genetics to
more species: New generation sequencing is used for the detection of genes,
RNA interference (RNAi) can knock down gene function in many species
and recently, the CRISPR system has been established to generate targeted
mutations. Further, transgenic techniques based on widely applicable transposon
systems can be used in many model species and the large scale RNAi screen
iBeetle is detecting novel gene functions independent from the Drosophila
paradigm.
We will give an overview on the use of these techniques and the respective
prerequisites that are needed to establish them in the organism of choice. In
the discussion we will share our experience in applying these new tools to novel
model systems.
Nico Posnien*, Anna Gilles#, Johannes Schinko#, Ernst Wimmer*, Gregor Bucher*
* Georg-August-University Göttingen | # IGFL Lyon
We are delighted to invite you to our social dinner on Sunday, Sept. 14th which
will take place at the Restaurant “Bullerjahn”. Enjoy the unique atmosphere and
spend an evening with your colleagues and friends.
Address
BULLERJAHN - Speise- & Schankwirtschaft im Ratskeller zu Göttingen
Markt 9
37073 Göttingen
Neurobiology
Tickets
50.00 € | 35.00 € (students)
Physiology
incl. 19% German VAT
Tickets may be purchased on-site at the registration desk.
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We look forward to welcoming you!
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BEHAVIORAL BIOLOGY
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Chair: Anja Widdig Biology
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B. Caspers (Bielefeld)
Symposium Lecture I – Barbara Caspers | 11.30 – 12.00 | HS 8
“The neglected sense: Olfactory communication in zebra finches”
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Symposium Lecture II – Holger Goerlitz | 12.00 – 12.30 | HS 8
Chair: Lars Lewejohann
Auditory interactions in the night sky: from neurons to communities
H. R. Goerlitz (Seewiesen)
Behavioral
Biology
Short Presentations: Behavioral Biology I | 14.30 – 16.00 | HS 8
Chair: Antje Engelhardt
14.30 OP-BB-01
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
The adaptive function of male genital titillators in mating and
spermatophore transfer in a bushcricket
N. C. Wulff (Berlin), G. U. C. Lehmann (Berlin)
14.45 OP-BB-02
Evolutionary
Biology
Mating plug efficacy in a dwarf spider - the role of size and age.
K. Kunz (Greifswald), M. Witthuhn (Greifswald), G. Uhl (Greifswald)
Morphology
Neurobiology
15.00 OP-BB-03
From hormone to pheromone? A female produced antiaphrodisiac
reflects hormone titer during parental care
S. Steiger (Ulm), K. C. Engel (Ulm), J. Stökl (Regensburg), M. Ayasse
(Ulm), J. Ruther (Regensburg)
Physiology
15.15 OP-BB-04
Fitness costs of division of labour
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E. Jongepier (Mainz), S. Foitzik (Mainz)
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15.30 OP-BB-05
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Interspecific competition shapes complex cognitive abilities: How
archerfish outperform other surface-feeding fish in their shared
mangrove habitat.
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I. Rischawy (Bayreuth), M. Blum (Bayreuth), S. Schuster (Bayreuth)
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15.45 OP-BB-06
Searching for a regular pulse in zebra finch song
P. Norton (Berlin), C. Scharff (Berlin)
Behavioral
Biology
Short Presentations: Behavioral Biology II | 16.30 – 18.00 | HS 8
Chair: Markus Port
16.30 OP-BB-07
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
A New World Perspective on the Swash-Surfing Behavior of Intertidal
Gastropods
W. Peters (Fort Wayne), L. Delbene (Montevideo)
16.45 OP-BB-08
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Neurobiology
Physiology
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Ambush predators may select for small group size in rainforest
primate prey
B. Wheeler (Göttingen), C. Janson (Missoula, Montana)
17.00 OP-BB-09
The long reach of a parasite in ant societies
F. Hagemeier (Mainz), S. Beros (Mainz), E. Jongepier (Mainz), S. Foitzik
(Mainz)
17.15 OP-BB-10
Localization of artificial flatfish breathing currents by harbor seals
(Phoca vitulina)
B. Niesterok (Rostock), S. Wieskotten (Rostock), Y. Krüger (Rostock), G.
Dehnhardt (Rostock), W. Hanke (Rostock)
17.30 OP-BB-11
Behavioural thermoregulation by European bison in a low mountain
range forest in Germany
P. Schmitz (Siegen), S. Caspers (Siegen), K. Witte (Siegen)
17.45 OP-BB-12
A functional role of the sky’s polarization pattern in orientation in the
greater mouse-eared bat
S. Greif (Belfast, Seewiesen), I. Borissov (Tel Aviv), Y. Yovel (Tel Aviv), R.
Holland (Belfast)
Short Presentations: Behavioral Biology III | 16.30 – 18.00 | HS 8
Chair: Gerlind U. C. Lehmann
16.30 OP-BB-13
Stability of behavioural syndromes over the lifetime of a
holometabolous insect
T. Müller (Bielefeld), C. Müller (Bielefeld)
16.45 OP-BB-14
Effects of parental and own early developmental conditions on the
phenotype in zebra finches (Taeniopygia guttata)
E. T. Krause (Bielefeld), M. Naguib (Wageningen)
17.00 OP-BB-15
Why primates concern us all - a novel theory of primate social
evolution and its implications for behavioural ecology
M. Port (Göttingen)
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17.15 OP-BB-16
Impact of social environment on juvenile performance in a cichlid fish
T. Thünken (Bonn), S. Hesse (Bonn)
17.30 OP-BB-17
Social influences on the foraging behavior of Neotropical nectarfeeding bats (Glossophaga soricina)
M. Knörnschild (Ulm)
17.45 OP-BB-18
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Transgenerational effects of the social environment on endocrine
profiles and behaviour in Japanese quail
V. C. Goerlich-Jansson (Bielefeld), E. M. A. Langen (Bielefeld), N. von
Engelhardt (Bielefeld)
Posters
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Neurobiology
Physiology
Zoological
Systematics
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PP-BB-01
Influence of male genital structures and body mass on the mating
success in the bushcricket Metrioptera roeselii (Orthoptera:
Tettigoniidae)
S. Kuchenreuther (Berlin), G. U. C. Lehmann (Berlin)
PP-BB-02
PP-BB-04
FGFR signaling in Hydra: docking proteins and other downstream
signaling elements
A. Suryawanshi (Marburg), E. Lange (Marburg), N. Rebscher (Marburg),
M. Hassel (Marburg)
PP-BB-05
Synchronization of Electrical Discharge Patterns between Weakly
Electric Fish (Mormyrus rume) and a Mobile Dummy Fish.
M. Worm (Bonn), R. Toma (Bonn), G. von der Emde (Bonn)
PP-BB-06
Functional analysis of Sp family genes in insects and spiders
T. Königsmann-Erichsen (Göttingen), N. Turetzek (Göttingen), N. Schäper
(Göttingen), M. Pechmann (Göttingen), N.- M. Prpic-Schäper (Göttingen)
PP-BB-07
Spatial orientation strategies in the weakly electric fish, Gnathonemus
petersii
S. Schumacher (Bonn), K. Mohr (Bonn), J. Thenert (Bonn), T. Burt de
Perera (Oxford), G. von der Emde (Bonn)
PP-BB-08
The epithelial microfilament pattern of Drosophila ovarian follicles:
dependence on intracellular pH and membrane potential
Developmental genetic studies of the embryonic development
and metamorphosis of the pedipalp using the spider Parasteatoda
tepidariorum (C. L. Koch, 1841)
I. Weiß (Aachen), N. Tillmann (Aachen), J. Bohrmann (Aachen)
N.- M. Prpic (Göttingen), C. Schomburg (Göttingen), M. Pechmann (Köln)
PP-BB-03
PP-BB-09
Multisensory object discrimination in the weakly electric fish
Gnathonemus petersii
Influence of arbuscular mycorrhiza on performance and behaviour of
a generalist herbivore
S. Schumacher (Bonn), J. Thenert (Bonn), G. von der Emde (Bonn)
V. Tomczak (Bielefeld), C. Müller (Bielefeld)
33
Program
Overview
PP-BB-10
PP-BB-16
General
Information
Multidimensional decision-making in a small circuit
Program DZG 201
2014
Experimental infection of a periodical cicada (Magicicada cassini)
with a parasitoid (Emblemasoma auditrix) of a proto-periodical cicada
(Okanagana rimosa)
Satellite Symposia
R. Lakes-Harlan (Gießen), T. de Vries (Gießen)
PP-BB-11
The impact of long-term alarm cue exposition on attractiveness and
mate choice decisions in a cichlid fish
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
D. Meuthen (Bonn), S. A. Baldauf (Bonn), T. C. M. Bakker (Bonn), T.
Thünken (Bonn)
PP-BB-12
The ontogenetic significance of animal play: developmental costs and
benefits
A. Berghänel (Göttingen), O. Schülke (Göttingen), J. Ostner (Göttingen)
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Physiology
34
Learning and recall of a spatial memory task in weakly electric fish
(Gnathonemus petersii)
S. Künzel (Bielefeld), J. Engelmann (Bielefeld)
PP-BB-18
Timing in pinnipeds
T. Heinrich (Rostock), G. Dehnhardt (Rostock), F. Hanke (Rostock)
PP-BB-19
Infant care in saddleback tamarins (Saguinus nigrifrons)
D. Slana (Göttingen), E. W. Heymann (Göttingen), M. Heistermann
(Göttingen)
Does visual lateralization affect female mate choice and male-male
aggression in three-spined sticklebacks (Gasterosteus aculeatus)?
PP-BB-20
S. Käfer (Bonn), T. C. M. Bakker (Bonn), I. P. Rick (Bonn)
Size discrimination of single vortex rings by stationary harbour seals
(Phoca vitulina)
PP-BB-14
Y. Krüger (Rostock), S. Wieskotten (Rostock), L. Miersch (Rostock), G.
Dehnhardt (Rostock), W. Hanke (Rostock)
PP-BB-21
J. A. Byl (Rostock), L. Miersch (Rostock), G. Dehnhardt (Rostock)
Feeding competition in female Assamese macaques and the role of
conflict avoidance
PP-BB-15
M. Heesen (Göttingen), J. Ostner (Göttingen), S. Rogahn (Göttingen), S.
Macdonald (Göttingen), O. Schülke (Göttingen)
Anemotactic orientation in leaf-cutting ants during digging
Zoological
Systematics
PP-BB-17
PP-BB-13
Underwater sound localization of pure tones in the median plane by
harbor seals (Phoca vitulina)
Neurobiology
C. Reinel (Bayreuth), S. Schuster (Bayreuth)
F. Halboth (Würzburg), F. Roces (Würzburg)
35
DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY
Program
Overview
General
Information
Chair: Niko Prpic-Schäper
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Symposium Lecture I – Susanne Önel | 11.30 – 12.00 | HS 9
Myoblast fusion in Drosophila: Cellular and molecular insights into
muscle development
S. Önel (Marburg), J. Hamp (Marburg), V. Groth (Marburg), C.
Dottermusch-Heidel (Marburg), C. Braukmann (Marburg)
Symposium Lecture II – Andreas Hejnol | 12.00 – 12.30 | HS 9
Chair: Niko Prpic-Schäper
Protostomy? Deuterostomy? - Does it really matter?
Behavioral
Biology
A. Hejnol (Bergen)
Developmental
Biology
Short Presentations: Developmental Biology I
14.30 – 16.00 |
Chair: Reinhard Schröder
Ecology
HS 7
14.30 OP-DB-01
Filopodia based Wnt transport during vertebrate tissue patterning.
Evolutionary
Biology
S. Scholpp (Karlsruhe)
14.45 OP-DB-02
Morphology
Neurobiology
Axis Patterning by BMPs: Cnidarian Network Reveals Evolutionary
Constraints
G. Genikhovich (Wien), P. Fried (Basel), D. Iber (Basel), U. Technau
(Wien)
15.00 OP-DB-03
Physiology
Zoological
Systematics
36
Distribution of sea anemone cell types challenges germ layer
homology
P. Steinmetz (Wien), A. Aman (Wien), J. Kraus (Wien), S. Jahnel (Wien),
W. Wang (Kiel), K. Khalturin (Okinawa), U. Technau (Wien)
37
Program
Overview
General
Information
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
15.15 OP-DB-04
17.15 OP-DB-10
FGFR signaling in Hydra: a first, differentially expressed FGF
E. Lange (Marburg), N. Rebscher (Marburg), M. Hassel (Marburg)
15.30 OP-DB-05
Hox genes in Brachionus plicatilis (Rotifera): formation of a miniature
nervous system
A. Fröbius (Gießen), A. Vilcinskas (Gießen), P. Funch (Aarhus)
15.45 OP-DB-06
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Neural development in the water bear Hypsibius dujardini
(Tardigrada)
V. Gross (Leipzig), S. Treffkorn (Leipzig), G. Mayer (Leipzig)
Short Presentations: Developmental Biology II
Ecology
16.30 – 18.00 |
Chair: Georg Mayer
HS 7
16.30 OP-DB-07
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Analysis of embryonic eye development in the spider Parasteatoda
tepiariorum
C. Schomburg (Göttingen)
16.45 OP-DB-08
Neurobiology
Evolution of BarH transcription factors in embryonic development
N. Turetzek (Göttingen)
Physiology
Zoological
Systematics
38
17.00 OP-DB-09
Investigating the Role of DNA Methyltransferase 1 (Dnmt1) in
Tribolium castaneum via Knock-down and Expression Analysis
N. Stolte (Münster), M. Diddens-de Buhr (Münster), H. Eggert
(Münster), J. Ebeling (Hohen Neuendorf), J. Kurtz (Münster)
17.30 OP-DB-11
Adult Prothorax Patterning during Insect Typical Metamorphosis
Y. Hu (Göttingen), G. Bucher (Göttingen)
17.45 OP-DB-12
Identification of the molecular changes underlying head shape
variation in three closely related Drosophila species
M. Torres Oliva (Göttingen), I. Almudi (Oxford, UK), M. D. S. Nunes
(Oxford, UK), A. P. McGregor (Oxford, UK), N. Posnien (Göttingen)
Posters
PP-DB-01
The epithelial microfilament pattern of Drosophila ovarian follicles:
dependence on intracellular pH and membrane potential
I. Weiß (Aachen), N. Tillmann (Aachen), J. Bohrmann (Aachen)
PP-DB-02
FGFR signaling in Hydra: docking proteins and other downstream
signaling elements
A Suryawanshi (Marburg), E. Lange (Marburg), N. Rebscher (Marburg),
M. Hassel (Marburg)
A single FGF-receptor controls development of the mesoderm and the
tracheal system in the beetle embryo.
R. Schröder (Rostock), R. Sharma (Rostock), K. Beer (Rostock), F.
Schmöhl (Rostock), K. Ivanow (Rostock)
39
Program
Overview
General
Information
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
PP-DB-03
Functional analysis of Sp family genes in insects and spiders
T. Königsmann-Erichsen (Göttingen), N. Turetzek (Göttingen), N. Schäper
(Göttingen), M. Pechmann (Göttingen), N. Prpic-Schäper (Göttingen)
PP-DB-04
Developmental genetic studies of the embryonic development
and metamorphosis of the pedipalp using the spider Parasteatoda
tepidariorum (C. L. Koch, 1841)
Behavioral
Biology
C. Schomburg (Göttingen), M. Pechmann (Göttingen), N. Prpic-Schäper
(Göttingen)
PP-DB-05
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
Gene expression during body appendage development in caudal
regenerates of the polychaete annelid Platynereis dumerilii
J. Grimmel (Gießen), A. Fröbius (Gießen), A. Dorresteijn (Gießen)
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Neurobiology
Physiology
Zoological
Systematics
40
41
ECOLOGY
Program
Overview
General
Information
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Symposium Lecture I | Phillip Gienapp | 11.30 – 12.00 | HS 10
Mismatches in seasonal timing between predators and prey: causes
and consequences
P. Gienapp (Wageningen)
Symposium Lecture II | Martin Schädler | 12.00 – 12.30 | HS 10
Below the surface: How soil biota affect plant-animal interactions and
ecological communities
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
M. Schädler (Halle)
Short Presentations: Ecology I | 14:00 – 15:30 | HS 10
Chair: Martin Schädler
14:00 OP-E-01
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
Effects of anthropogenic habitat disturbance on lemur health: friend
or foe?
I. de Winter (Wageningen), I. Heitkönig (Wageningen), P. van Hooft
(Wageningen), P. Wright (New York)
14:15 OP-E-02
Morphology
Neurobiology
Physiology
Sustaining trophic functions in tropical ant assemblages.
M. Houadria (Mainz), F. Menzel (Mainz)
14:30 OP-E-03
Landscape Related Resource Diversity Improves Bee Fitness
B. Kaluza (Lüneburg, Würzburg, Maroochydoore), H. Wallace
(Maroochydoore), T. Heard (Brisbane), S. Leonhardt (Würzburg,)
Zoological
Systematics
42
43
Program
Overview
General
Information
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
14:45 OP-E-04
Re-establishing the burbot (Lota lota) in NRW - combining science and
applied water management
More than cuticular hydrocarbons: the high chemical diversity in the
courtship pheromones of parasitoid wasps
K. Lampert (Bochum)
J. Stökl (Regensburg), I. Weiss (Regensburg), A.- T. Dandekar
(Regensburg), J. Hofferberth (Gambier, Ohio), J. Ruther (Regensburg)
15:00 OP-E-05
Linking habitat suitability to demography: a case study on great
crested newts (Triturus cristatus)
B. Unglaub (Braunschweig), A. Drechsler (Braunschweig), S. Steinfartz
(Braunschweig), B. Schmidt (Zurich)
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
15:15 OP-E-06
The burst of wild boar populations in Europe: how local adaptation
mediates the effects of climate change in a widespread ungulate
S. G. Vetter (Wien), T. Ruf (Wien), C. Bieber (Wien), W. Arnold (Wien)
Ecology
Short Presentations: Ecology II | 16.30 – 18.00 | HS 10
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Neurobiology
Chair: Phillip Gineapp
16.30 OP-E-07
Migration routes and wintering areas of the Common Swift Apus apus
detected by geolocators
A. Wellbrock (Siegen), C. Bauch (Wilhelmshaven), J. Rozman (Siegen), K.
Witte (Siegen)
16.45 OP-E-08
Physiology
Cannibalism and intra-guild predation in pit-building antlions
O. Ovadia (Beer Sheva), E. Barkae (Beer Sheva), T. Levy (Beer Sheva)
Zoological
Systematics
44
17.00 OP-E-09
17.15 OP-E-10
Understanding the phylogeography of Synchaeta pectinata: Extending
geographic data with temporal sampling
D. Kimpel (Oldenburg), G. Gerlach (Oldenburg), J. Gockel (Oldenburg),
O. R. P. Bininda-Emonds (Oldenburg)
17.30 OP-E-11
Tracking livestock-associated bacteria in the gut-microbiome of
sympatric black-backed jackals (Canis mesomelas) in central Namibia
S. Menke (Berlin), M. Meier (Berlin), J. Melzheimer (Berlin), J. K. E.
Mfune (Windhoek), B. Wachter (Berlin), S. Sommer (Ulm)
17.45 OP-E-12
The effect of parental age on development, body mass and resistance
to stress
I. Scharf (Tel Aviv), S. Halle (Tel Aviv), A. Nowizki (Tel Aviv)
Posters
PP-E-02
Fungal allelopathy suppresses anti-fungivore defence in a
mycotoxigenic mould
M. Rohlfs (Göttingen), M. Trienens (Groningen), S. Caballero Ortiz
(Göttingen), G. Holighaus (Göttingen), K. Döll (Göttingen), P. Karlovsky
(Göttingen)
45
Program
Overview
PP-E-03
PP-E-08
General
Information
Odour-based location of mutualist host and toxic non-host microfungi
by Drosophila larvae
Ubiquitous eight-carbon volatiles of fungi are infochemicals for a
specialist fungivore
L. Stötefeld (Göttingen), G. Holighaus (Göttingen), S. Schütz (Göttingen),
M. Rohlfs (Göttingen)
G. Holighaus (Göttingen), B. Weißbecker (Göttingen), M. von Fragstein
(Göttingen), S. Schütz (Göttingen)
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
PP-E-04
Poison is a matter of perspective:
The Lily of the valley (Convallaria majalis) and the Onion Beetle
(Lilioceris merdigera, Chrysomelidae, Criocerinae)
Behavioral
Biology
M. Baum (Hamburg), S. Dobler (Hamburg)
PP-E-05
Developmental
Biology
Direct effects of sublethal ambient UVB-radiation on dorsal body
coloration and activity of three-spined sticklebacks (Gasterosteus
aculeatus)
Ecology
S. Vitt (Bonn), S. Wellnitz (Bonn), S. Kuhl (Bonn), T. C. M. Bakker (Bonn),
I. P. Rick (Bonn)
PP-E-06
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Microsatellite genetic variability between populations of the coconut
crab Birgus latro (Decapoda: Anomura: Coenobitidae) from Christmas
Island in the Indian Ocean
C. Anagnostou (Kiel), C. Schubart ( Regensburg)
PP-E-07
Neurobiology
Physiology
RFID-reader is watching you: measuring activity patterns in free-living
edible dormice (Glis glis)
J. S. Cornils (Wien), F. Hölzl (Wien), S. B. Erci (Wien), C. Bieber (Wien), T.
Ruf (Wien)
Zoological
Systematics
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EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY
Program
Overview
General
Information
Chair: Sandra Steiger
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Symposium Lecture I | Thomas Flatt | 12.30 – 13.00 | HS 8
Genomic basis of a 30 year-long selection experiment for longevity in
Drosophila
T. Flatt (Lausanne)
Short Presentations: Evolutionary Biology I
14.30 – 16.00 |
Chair: Johannes Stökl
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Neurobiology
Physiology
HS 10
14.30 OP-EB-01
Integrative taxonomy favors divergent evolution of the largest living
Odonate species; the Neotropical damselfly Megaloprepus caerulatus
(Odonata: Zygoptera)
W. Feindt (Hannover, New York), H. Hadrys (Hannover, New York, New
Haven)
14.45 OP-EB-02
A major evolutionary transition of egg-laying strategy in stick and leaf
insects: first record of a phasmatodean ootheca
S. Bradler (Göttingen), F. Leubner (Göttingen), P. Michalik (Greifswald), J.
Goldberg (Göttingen)
15.00 OP-EB-03
Bears in a forest of gene trees: Phylogenetic inference is complicated
by incomplete lineage sorting and gene flow
V. E. Kutschera (Frankfurt am Main), T. Bidon (Frankfurt am Main), F.
Hailer (Frankfurt am Main), A. Janke (Frankfurt am Main)
Zoological
Systematics
48
49
Program
Overview
16.45 OP-EB-08
15.15 OP-EB-04
Program DZG 201
2014
The Signature of Zoochorous Dispersal
Dispersal Ecology and Population Genetics of Reed Beetles (Genus:
Macroplea)
Satellite Symposia
J.- J. Laux (Hamburg), G. Kölsch (Hamburg)
General
Information
Phylogeography of the Hyles euphorbiae complex (Lepidoptera,
Sphingidae) - Diverse molecular patterns of introgression and
evidence for hybrid zone movements influenced by climate change
M. Mende (Göttingen, Dresden, Frankfurt am Main), H. Stuckas
(Dresden), M. Bartel (Dresden), A. K. Hundsdoerfer (Dresden)
Ecology
Variation in adaptive resilience in natural populations of an
ecologically important freshwater fish species
S. Smith (Wien, Adelaide), C. Brauer (Adelaide), P. Unmack (Canberra),
G. Guillot (Copenhagen), L. Bernatchez (Laval), L. B. Beheregaray
(Adelaide)
17.15 OP-EB-10
15.45 OP-EB-06
Developmental
Biology
R. Schneider (Konstanz), Y. Li (Konstanz), A. Meyer (Konstanz), H. Gunter
(Konstanz)
17.00 OP-EB-09
15.30 OP-EB-05
Behavioral
Biology
Regulatory gene networks that shape the development of adaptive
phenotypic plasticity in a cichlid fish
Comparative phylogeography of African rhinoceros species suggests
vastly different evolutionary histories
Chemical warfare no solution against parasite attack: Tribolium
castaneum vs. Beauveria bassiana
Y. Moodley (Wien)
C. Rafaluk (Gießen, Kiel), H. Schulenburg (Kiel), G. Joop (Gießen)
17.30 OP-EB-11
Evolutionary
Biology
Short Presentations: Evolutionary Biology II
16.30 – 18.00 |
Chair: Thomas Flatt
HS 10
Morphology
16.30 OP-EB-07
Neurobiology
Physiology
Evolution of Electric Organ Discharge (EOD) in African weakly electric
fishes: Genomics and behavioral ecology of a magic trait
R. Tiedemann (Potsdam), F. Lamanna (Potsdam), C. Paul (Potsdam), L.
Nguyen (Potsdam, Berlin), F. Kirschbaum (Berlin)
Infection and immune priming in Tribolium castaneum - a
transcriptomic approach
J. Kurtz (Münster), S. Behrens (Münster), J. Greenwood (Münster), E.
Bornberg-Bauer (Münster), B. Milutinovic (Münster), R. Peuß (Münster),
H. Eggert (Münster), H. Schulenburg (Kiel), P. Rosenstiel (Kiel), D. Esser
(Kiel)
17.45 OP-EB-12
Parasite-induced changes in host behavior and gene expression after
infection
B. Feldmeyer (Mainz), J. Mazur (Mainz), H. Lerp (Mainz), S. Beros
(Mainz), H. Binder (Mainz), S. Foitzik (Mainz)
Zoological
Systematics
50
51
Program
Overview
General
Information
Short Presentations: Evolutionary Biology III
14.00 – 15.30 |
Chair: Martin Hasselmann
HS 8
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
14.00 OP-EB-13
Social immunity in earwigs: Frass production provides anti-microbial
protections in an insect with maternal care
J. Diehl (Mainz), M. Körner (Mainz), J. Meunier (Mainz)
14.15 OP-EB-14
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Neurobiology
Causes of intraspecific variability in associative learning in the
parasitic wasp Nasonia vitripennis
M. Koppik (Bremen), T. S. Hoffmeister (Bremen), S. Brunkhorst
(Bremen), M. Kieß (Bremen), A. Thiel (Bremen)
14.30 OP-EB-15
Allele recognition drives mate choice in a parasitic wasp
A. Thiel (Bremen), A. C. Weeda (Bremen), J. G. de Boer (Groningen,
Wageningen), T. S. Hoffmeister (Bremen)
14.45 OP-EB-16
Evolution of homomorphic sex chromosomes in anurans: Testing
predictions from Haldane’s rule on introgression patterns in secondary
hybrid zones using transcriptome-based markers
J. Gerchen (Berlin), S. Tamschick (Berlin), J. Röhr (Berlin), C. Dieterich
(Köln), W. Kloas (Berlin), M. Stöck (Berlin)
15.00 OP-EB-17
Physiology
Zoological
Systematics
52
15.15 OP-EB-18
Cost and benefit dependent migrating strategies in male crested
macaques (Macaca nigra)
P. Marty (Göttingen), A. Engelhardt (Göttingen), K. Hodges (Göttingen),
M. Agil (Bogor)
Symposium Lecture II – Martin Hasselmann 12.30 – 13.00 | HS 10
Chair: Sandra Steiger
Evolution of interaction in a highly social organized environment
M. Hasselmann (Stuttgart)
Short Presentations: Evolutionary Biology IV
14.30 – 16.00 |
Chair: Andra Thiel
HS 10
14:30 OP-EB-19
The evolution of cuticular hydrocarbon profiles in ants
F. Menzel (Mainz), B. Blaimer (Washington DC), T. Schmitt (Würzburg)
14:45 OP-EB-20
Complexity of the olfactory system across and within Hymenoptera Atta vollenweideri as a case study
S. Koch (Konstanz), C. Kelber (Darmstadt), C. J. Kleineidam (Konstanz)
15:00 OP-EB-21
The evolution of social monogamy in primates: Insights from the
lemurs of Madagascar
Phoretic mites as a model for co-evolutionary dynamics and ecological
speciation
P. Kappeler (Göttingen)
V. Nehring (Freiburg)
53
Program
Overview
General
Information
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Behavioral
Biology
15:15 OP-EB-22
Patterns of ancient asexuality in oribatid mites
J. Bast (Göttingen), A. Brandt (Göttingen), I. Schäfer (Göttingen), M.
Maraun (Göttingen), S. Scheu (Göttingen), K. Kraaijeveld (Amsterdam)
15:30 OP-EB-23
PP-EB-03
Parenthood analysis and population assignment in wild boar (Sus
scrofa): How many microsatellites to use?
S. G. Vetter (Wien), C. Bieber (Wien), F. Suchentrunk (Wien)
PP-EB-04
Quantifying realized inbreeding in wild and captive animal
populations
Species Delimitation of Icelandic Decapods (Crustacaea) using DNA
barcodes and Automatic Barcode Gap Detection (ABGD)
U. Knief (Starnberg, Seewiesen), G. Hemmrich-Stanisak (Kiel), M. Wittig
(Kiel), A. Franke (Kiel), S. C. Griffith (Sydney), B. Kempenaers (Starnberg,
Seewiesen), W. Forstmeier (Starnberg (Seewiesen))
F. Deister (Oldenburg), M. J. Raupach (Wilhelmshaven)
15:45 OP-EB-24
Developmental
Biology
Genome size variation and song attractiveness in grasshoppers: sexual
selection against large genomes?
Ecology
H. Schielzeth (Bielefeld), C. Streitner (Bielefeld), U. Lampe (Bielefeld), A.
Franzke (Bielefeld), K. Reinhold (Bielefeld)
PP-EB-05
Evolution in soil – phylogeography of soil-living arthropods reveals
ancient radiations and few extinctions
I. Schaefer (Göttingen), H. von Saltzwedel (Göttingen), M. Rosenberger
(Göttingen), M. Maraun (Göttingen), S. Scheu (Göttingen)
PP-EB-06
An 18S-rRNA Variability Map for Rotifers
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Posters
PP-EB-01
Covariation of Skull and Dentition in Domestic Dogs - A Geometric
Morphometric Study
S. Curth (Jena), M. S. Fischer (Jena), K. Kupczik (Leipzig)
Neurobiology
Physiology
PP-EB-02
Sensory evolution in tettigoniids: how communication shapes the
auditory system
G. U. C. Lehmann (Berlin), J. Strauß (Gießen)
J. Hawkins (Oldenburg), O. R. P. Bininda-Emonds (Oldenburg)
PP-EB-07
Drosophila melanogaster’s fast responses to filamentous fungi
M. Trienens (Groningen)
PP-EB-08
The effects of microbiota on development and resistance in Tribolium
castaneum
M. Futo (Münster), J. Kurtz (Münster)
Zoological
Systematics
PP-EB-10
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Program
Overview
General
Information
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Behavioral
Biology
The virtual Lover - Do real fish interact with 3-D fish in questions of
mate-choice?
S. Gierszewski (Siegen), K. Müller (Siegen), K.- D. Kuhnert (Siegen), K.
Witte (Siegen)
Ecology
Not so desperate after all: does future life expectancy influence
female mate choice?
Conditional strategies and their implications for the joint evolution of
sexual selection and paternal care
A. Thiel (Bremen), T. de Lille (Bremen), K. Ferguson (Bremen), T. Kutz
(Bremen), A. Paa (Bremen), M. Kruidhof (Bremen)
S. A. Baldauf (Bonn), L. Engqvist (Bern), F. J. Weissing (Groningen)
PP-EB-12
M. Linnenbrink (Ploen), M. Teschke (Ploen), I. Montero (Ploen), S. von
Merten (Ploen), D. Tautz (Ploen)
PP-EB-13
N. Kniel (Siegen), K. Dorhout (Siegen), K. Witte (Siegen)
PP-EB-14
Morphology
Neurobiology
Female mating preferences and male coercion in Crested Macaques
L. Danish (Göttingen), D. Perwitasari-Farajallah (Bogor), M. Agil (Bogor),
M. Heistermann (Göttingen), A. Engelhardt (Göttingen)
PP-EB-15
Physiology
Dynamic resource allocation in pre- and postcopulatory sexually
selected traits in three-spined sticklebacks (Gasterosteus aculeatus)
M. Mehlis (Bonn), I. Rick (Bonn), T. Bakker (Bonn)
Zoological
Systematics
56
D. Becker (Bielefeld), T. Schmoll (Bielefeld), L. Engqvist (Bielefeld)
PP-EB-18
Do female zebra finches generalise a socially learned mate preference
for novel male phenotypes?
Evolutionary
Biology
Age-dependent sperm allocation in virgin copulations triggered by
male age not mating history in the lesser wax moth Achroia grisella
PP-EB-11
MHC - natural variation and mate choice in wild mice
Developmental
Biology
PP-EB-16
PP-EB-19
Parental care mitigates detrimental effects of maternal presence
under food limitation in an insect with facultative family life
J. Kramer (Mainz), M. Körner (Mainz), C. Scheiner (Mainz), J. Diehl
(Mainz), P. Kohlmeier (Mainz), A. Dadak (Mainz), T. Christl (Mainz), J.
Meunier (Mainz)
PP-EB-20
Clutch size decisions and size-fitness relationship in the parasitic wasp,
Bracon brevicornis
C. Villacañas de Castro (Bremen), A. Thiel (Bremen)
PP-EB-21
The evolution of major regulators of sex determination in social
insects
M. Biewer (Köln), M. Hasselmann (Stuttgart)
PP-EB-21
Temporal stability and strength of social bonds in dispersing male
assamese macaques
J. Kalbitz (Göttingen), O. Schülke (Göttingen), J. Ostner (Göttingen)
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MORPHOLOGY
Program
Overview
General
Information
Chair: Michael Heethoff
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Symposium Lecture I – Jake Socha | 12.00 – 12.30 | HS 9
How snakes fly: effects of morphology and behavior on aerodynamics
J. Socha (Blacksburg)
Short Presentations: Morphology I | 14.00 – 15.30 | HS 9
Chair: Thomas Kleinteich
14.00 OP-M-01
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
Multifunctional surface structures on black scales of the West African
Gaboon viper (Bitis rhinoceros)
M. Spinner (Kiel), S. Gorb (Kiel), H. Bleckmann (Bonn), A. Kovalev (Kiel),
A. Balmert (Bonn), G. Westhoff (Bonn)
14.15 OP-M-02
Epithelial crypts as accessory olfactory organs in African and South
American lungfish (Dipnoi) - a comparative study
C. Wittmer (Kassel), C. Nowack (Kassel)
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
14.30 OP-M-03
Conformity or Disparity: Size and shape of canine lower cervical
vertebrae
P. Arnold (Jena), F. Forterre (Bern), J. Lang (Bern), M. S. Fischer (Jena)
14.45 OP-M-04
Neurobiology
Physiology
Zoological
Systematics
Lost variation - The hyoid bone in rodents
A. C. Schunke (Plön), A. Anschütz (Kiel)
15.00 OP-M-05
Sinus hair sensing in forelimb positional control during the locomotion
of rats (Rattus norvegicus, Rodentia)
S. Niederschuh (Jena), M. Schmidt (Jena)
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Program
Overview
General
Information
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
15.15 OP-M-06
A functional morphological study of bypass elements in Tethya
wilhelma using finite element modelling and particle tracking
velocimetry.
H. Jahn (Jena), J. Herzen (Hamburg), F. Beckmann (Hamburg), M. Nickel
(Jena, Stuttgart), J. Hammel (Jena)
15.00 OP-M-09
Comparative development of the body wall musculature in Nemertea
provides insights into the evolution of body wall musculature in
Spiralia
J. von Doehren (Bonn)
15.15 OP-M-10
Symposium Lecture II – Sabrina Kaul-Strehlow
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
12.30 – 13.00 |
Chair: Peter Michalik
HS 8
Hemichordate morphogenesis revealed by modern techniques and its
implications for deuterostome evolution
S. Kaul-Strehlow (Wien)
Ecology
Short Presentations: Morphology II | 14.30 – 16.00 | HS 8
Chair: Jörg Hammel
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
14.30 OP-M-07
Regeneration and reproduction in Syllidae (Annelida)
M. Weidhase (Leipzig), C. Bleidorn (Leipzig), C. Helm (Leipzig), M.
Aguado (Madrid)
14.45 OP-M-08
The ground pattern of larval brachiopod eyes revealed by
3D-reconstruction
N. Furchheim (Berlin), C. Lüter (Berlin)
15.30 OP-M-11
Can the neuronal innervation of sensory organs support evolutionary
loss of hearing organs in the cave cricket (Ensifera: Rhaphidophoridae:
Troglophilus neglectus)?
J. Strauß (Gießen), N. Stritih (Ljubljana), R. Lakes-Harlan (Gießen)
15.45 OP-M-12
First report of co-occurring smooth and nubby euplantulae on a
single tarsus: functional morphology approach to the attachment
structures of Acanthoproctus diadematus (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae:
Hetrodinae)
C. Grohmann (Kiel), M. Henze (Lund), T. Nørgaard (Lund), S. Gorb (Kiel)
Neurobiology
Physiology
Functional morphology of adhesive tongues in frogs
Posters
T. Kleinteich (Kiel), S. N. Gorb (Kiel)
PP-M-01
Immunlocalisation of pigment-dispersing hormone in the embryonic
nervous system of an onychophoran: A comparison to arthropods
Zoological
Systematics
60
T. Kirchhoff (Greifswald), G. Mayer (Greifswald), S. Harzsch (Greifswald)
61
Program
Overview
General
Information
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
PP-M-02
Pigment-dispersing hormone immunreactivity in the brain of Lithobius
forficatus (Myriapoda, Chilopoda)
Morphology
Neurobiology
Physiology
C. Viertel (Greifswald), A. Sombke (Greifswald)
PP-M-03
A. Tinius (Calgary), A. Russell (Calgary)
Variation of leading edge serrations of owls (Strigiformes)
PP-M-09
M. Weger (Aachen), H. Wagner (Aachen)
Chemical communication in Argiope bruennichi (Araneae) - SEManalysis of chemosensilla of males
PP-M-04
Attachment ability of Drosophila melanogaster mutants with
defective pulvilli on various substrate roughness
K. Hufnagel (Kiel), M. Hüsken (Osnabrück), K. Diercks (Osnabrück),
S. Wang (Osnabrück, Rehovot ), M. Tögel (Osnabrück, Oxford), H.
Meyer (Osnabrück), E. Appel (Kiel), J. Wolff (Kiel), H. Peisker (Kiel,
Saarbrücken), A. Paululat (Osnabrück), S. N. Gorb (Kiel)
Origins of the ptychoid defense mechanism in oribatid mites (Acari) - a
morphological view on the respective sister groups
S. Schmelzle (Darmstadt), R. A. Norton (Syracuse NY, USA), M. Heethoff
(Darmstadt)
62
A.- S. Ganske (Greifswald), G. Uhl (Greifswald)
PP-M-10
Pattern and density distribution of photoreceptors in the zebrafish
retina
A. de Motte (Munich), M. Bierling (Munich), H. Gensler (Munich), M.
Heß (Munich)
PP-M-11
Sister where are you? The phylogenetic position of the genus
Attaphila Wheeler, 1900 (Dictyoptera, Blattodea)
U. Eulitz (Dresden), K.- D. Klass (Dresden), H. Bohn (München)
PP-M-06
PP-M-12
Catching prey with the antennae - the larval head morphology of
Corethrella appendiculata and Chaoborus crystallinus (Culicomorpha,
Diptera)
Fast and sticky - tongue adhesion in the salamander Eurycea
guttolineata
M. Förster (Jena), K. Schneeberg (Jena)
PP-M-13
PP-M-07
Zoological
Systematics
PP-M-08
3D geometric morphometric analysis of the breast-shoulder
apparatus: implications for the locomotor kinematics of anole
(Squamata: Dactyloidae) ecomorphs on Caribbean islands.
PP-M-05
Evolutionary
Biology
J. Sartori (Jena), T. Bachmann (Aachen), S. Blazek (Aachen), H. Wagner
(Aachen), J. Müssig (Bremen)
A gradient of stiffness along feather barbs of barn owls and pigeons
L. Anders (Kiel), T. Kleinteich (Kiel ), S. N. Gorb (Kiel )
Next generation histology in comparative morphology
P. Beckers (Bonn), B. Quast (Bonn), C. Wallnisch (Bonn), T. Bartolomaeus
(Bonn)
63
Program
Overview
General
Information
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
PP-M-14
PP-PP-19
Adapted scale morphology and sediment interaction in four European
flatfish species (Pleuronectidae)
The Origin of Deuterostome Vision- Echinoderms Posess R-opsin
AND C-opsin Expressing Photoreceptors Both Likely to be Involved in
Vision.
M. Kortmann (Kiel), S. Gorb (Kiel), M. Spinner (Kiel)
PP-M-15
E. Ullrich-Lüter (Berlin), S. D’Aniello (Napoli), J. Delroisse (Mons), A.
Valero Gracia (Napoli), M. I. Arnone (Napoli)
The role of hydraulic pressure and pumping activity in body
contraction and expansion cylces of Tethya wilhelma
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
P. Richter (Jena), J. Hammel (Jena)
PP-M-16
Living in oblivion:
Histological study of the Grueneberg ganglion, a rarely regarded
mammalian olfactory organ
R.- M. v. Berlepsch (Kassel), C. Nowack (Kassel)
PP-M-17
Evolutionary
Biology
Olfactory projection neuron pathways in marine Isopoda and
Remipedia
Morphology
T. Stemme (Hannover), R. Eickhoff (Hannover), T. M. Iliffe (Galveston),
G. Bicker (Hannover)
PP-M-18
Neurobiology
Physiology
Morphology and systematic implications of the caruncle in the males
of four species of Limnonectes (Anura: Dicroglossidae)
M. Lambertz (Bonn), T. Hartmann (Bonn), S. Walsh (Lawrence), P.
Geissler (Bonn), D. S. McLeod (Lawrence)
Zoological
Systematics
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NEUROBIOLOGY
Program
Overview
General
Information
Chair: Boris Chagnaud
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Symposium Lecture I – Steffen Hage | 11.30 – 12.30 | HS 10
Neural basis of vocal communication in mammals - from behavior to
physiology to cognition
S. Hage (Tübingen)
Symposium Lecture II – Manuela Nowotny
12.00 – 12.30 |
HS 10
Chair: Christoph Kleineidam
Behavioral
Biology
Auditory signal transduction and consequences of dysfunction
M. Nowotny (Frankfurt am Main)
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
Short Presentations: Neurobiology I | 14.30 – 16.00 | HS 9
Chair: Christoph Kleineidam
14.30 OP-NB-01
The Diversity of Beetle Brains
Evolutionary
Biology
M. Kollmann (Marburg), R. Nothvogel (Marburg), M. Baumrucker
(Marburg), C. Heuer (Bonn), J. Schachtner (Marburg)
14.45 OP-NB-02
Morphology
Neurobiology
Retrograde fills in Onychophora (velvet worms) shed light on the
segmental identity and evolution of post-oral commissures in
panarthropods
C. Martin (Leipzig), G. Mayer (Leipzig)
Physiology
15.00 OP-NB-03
Some like it hot: isothiocyanate reception by Phaedon cochleariae
Zoological
Systematics
66
G. Bröhan (Berlin), S. Geiselhardt (Berlin), B. Blenn (Berlin), K. Miura
(Kuopio), A. Burse (Jena), M. Hilker (Berlin)
67
Program
Overview
General
Information
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
15.15 OP-NB-04
Sensory physiology of two cold-sensitive neurons associated with the
sensillum coelocapitulum in the ant Camponotus rufipes
M. Nagel (Konstanz), C. J. Kleineidam (Konstanz)
15.30 OP-NB-05
One corazonin containing cell advances the circadian pacemaker of
the Madeira cockroach Rhyparobia maderae possibly by relaying light
information.
A. Arendt (Kassel), M. Stengl (Kassel)
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
15.45 OP-NB-06
Electrophysiological investigation of different methods of anesthesia
in lobster
T. Fregin (Bremerhaven), U. Bickmeyer (Bremerhaven)
Short Presentations: Neurobiology II | 16.30 – 18.00 | HS 9
Chair: Boris Chagnaud
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
16.30 OP-NB-07
Interaction between AKH and octopamine in the regulation of
Drosophila locomotor behavior
D. Pauls (Würzburg), C. Wegener (Würzburg)
Neurobiology
16.45 OP-NB-08
Coping with the stream - bulk flow sensing in rheophilic fish
Physiology
H. Herzog (Bonn), J. Mogdans (Bonn), H. Bleckmann (Bonn)
17.00 OP-NB-09
Zoological
Systematics
68
17.15 OP-NB-10
Expression Plasticity of Opsin Genes in Camponotus rufipes workers
A. Yilmaz (Würzburg), S. Albert (Würzburg), W. Rössler (Würzburg), J.
Spaethe (Würzburg), C. Groh (Würzburg)
17.30 OP-NB-11
Unraveling the cellular properties of neurons involved in coordination
of central pattern generators
A. C. Schneider (Köln), C. R. Smarandache-Wellmann (Köln)
17.45 OP-NB-12
Motion vision in harbor seals (Phoca Vitulina)
F. Hanke (Rostock), B. Mauck (Bochum), N. Gläser (Rostock, Lund,
Sweden), M. Lappe (Münster), F. Kandil (Münster, Bremen), M. Weiffen
(Bochum), W. Hanke (Rostock), K.- P. Hoffmann (Bochum), G. Dehnhardt
(Rostock)
Posters
PP-NB-01
From Hearing to singing : sensory to motor information processing in
the grasshopper brain
M. Bhavsar (Göttingen), A. Stumpner (Göttingen), R. Heinrich
(Göttingen)
PP-NB-02
Spider silk as guiding biomaterial for human neurons
G. Bicker (Hannover), F. Roloff (Hannover), S. Strauß (Hannover), P. M.
Vogt (Hannover), C. Radtke (Hannover)
Adaptive processes in the fish lateral line system
M. Frings (Bonn), J. Mogdans (Bonn)
69
Program
Overview
PP-NB-03
PP-NB-10
General
Information
Comprehensive analysis of neuroglobin expression patterns and
phenotypic analysis of a neuroglobin KO mouse by RNA-Seq
Robustness of a rhythmic circuit to temperature changes
A. Fabrizius (Hamburg, Mainz), D. Andre (Mainz), S. Reuss (Mainz), T.
Burmester (Hamburg), T. Hankeln (Mainz)
PP-NB-11
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Behavioral
Biology
PP-NB-04
Innervation and transmitters of a centipede’s neuroendocrine system
The chemically synthesized Ageladine A- derivative LysoGlow84 stains
lysosomes in viable mammalian brain cells
A. Wirmer (Ulm), A. Dünnebeil (Ulm)
T. Mordhorst (Bremerhaven), S. Awal (Bremen), S. Jordan
(Bremerhaven), C. Petters (Bremen), R. Dringen (Bremen), U. Bickmeyer
(Bremerhaven)
A ciliary protein involved in motion vision gain control
PP-NB-06
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Neurobiology
Physiology
Zoological
Systematics
F. Blumenthal (Köln), C. R. Smarandache-Wellmann (Köln)
Is the size of postsynaptic depolarization correlated with area of
synaptic contact?
PP-NB-11
B. R. H. Geurten (Göttingen), D. Zanini (Göttingen), R. Kossen
(Göttingen), S. André (Göttingen), M. C. Göpfert (Göttingen)
PP-NB-12
Descending modulation of motor activity in the stick insect
H. Seichter (Köln), C. Smarandache-Wellmann (Köln)
T. Stolz (Köln), J. Schmidt (Köln)
PP-NB-07
PP-NB-13
Adaptation of central lateral line units in the MON of goldfish
(Carassius auratus) induced by double stimulation
A quest for excitation: Immunohistochemical analysis of a circuit for
sensory gating in the ELL of Gnathonemus petersii
M. Varnas (Bonn), J. Mogdans (Bonn)
V. Kassing (Bielefeld), J. Engelmann (Bielefeld)
PP-NB-08
PP-NB-14
Innervation patterns and synaptic connections of original and
regenerated olfactory afferents in the antennal lobe of Locusta
migratoria
Brain centers involved in associative learning in the Zebrafish (Danio
rerio) - measured by c-Fos expression
H. Wasser (Hannover), M. Stern (Hannover)
J. Romer (Bonn), G. von der Emde (Bonn), T. Ruhl (Bonn)
PP-NB-09
The influence of the endocannabinoid system on active avoidance
learning in zebrafish (Danio rerio)
K. Mösbauer (Bonn), G. von der Emde (Bonn), T. Ruhl (Bonn)
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Program
Overview
PP-NB-15
PP-NB-21
General
Information
3D fine structure and interconnections of cone pedicles in the
European anchovy
Visual acuity and learning in mudskippers (Periophthalmus
novemradiatus)
M. Scheungrab (Planegg-Martinsried), P. Guder (Planegg-Martinsried),
K. Schulze (Planegg-Martinsried), G. Wanner (Planegg-Martinsried), M.
Heß (Planegg-Martinsried)
W. Hanke (Rostock), S. Bednarczyk (Rostock), M. Brumme (Rostock)
PP-NB-16
Estimation of object distance based on electrosensory input dynamics
Phonotactic flight behaviour and vertical sound source localization of
the parasitoid fly Emblemasoma auditrix (Diptera: Sarcophagidae)
V. Hofmann (Bielefeld), J. Engelmann (Bielefeld)
N. Tron (Gießen), L.- K. Beuter (Gießen), R. Lakes-Harlan (Gießen)
PP-NB-17
Adaptive responses of peripheral and central lateral line units to
repetitive dipole stimuli
Proliferation and plasticity in adult Tribolium castaneum
M. Frings (Bonn), S. Wüster (Bonn), J. Mogdans (Bonn)
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
B. Trebels (Marburg), M. Kollmann (Marburg), J. Schachtner (Marburg)
Neurobiology
Zoological
Systematics
72
PP-NB-24
Neuroprotective effects of erythropoietin in insects
Using Drosophila to understand the evolutionarily highly conserved
dopaminergic neurotransmission
N. Miljus (Göttingen), N. Hahn (Göttingen), R. Heinrich (Göttingen)
S. Schukies (Kiel), F. Stephano (Kiel), T. Roeder (Kiel)
Induction of learning through thermogenetic activation of Kenyon cell
ensembles in Drosophila
PP-NB-25
Short-term plasticity of orientation tuning in the optic tectum of adult
zebrafish (Danio rerio)
D. Vasmer (Göttingen)
V. Lucks (Bielefeld), V. Kassing (Bielefeld), J. Kabbert (Bielefeld), R. Kurtz
(Bielefeld), J. Engelmann (Bielefeld)
Neuronal Circuit Dissection in the Drosophila Brain: the Role of
Serotonin-Releasing Neurons in Arousal
PP-NB-20
Physiology
PP-NB-23
PP-NB-18
PP-NB-19
Morphology
PP-NB-22
PP-NB-26
A. Pooryasin (Göttingen), A. Fiala (Göttingen)
Modulation of velocity tuning in the optic tectum of adult zebrafish
(Danio rerio)
J. Kabbert (Bielefeld), V. Lucks (Bielefeld), V. Kassing (Bielefeld), J.
Engelmann (Bielefeld), R. Kurtz (Bielefeld)
73
Program
Overview
PP-NB-27
PP-NB-34
General
Information
Temporal processing of odor stimuli from Olfactory Receptor Neurons
to Projection Neurons
Phenotypic synaptic plasticity in the brain of the nectar-feeding ant
Camponotus rufipes
C. Martelli (Göttingen), S. Zwick (New Haven, CT), A. Fiala (Göttingen), T.
Emonet (New Haven, CT, New Haven, CT)
A. Lindenberg (Würzburg), W. Rössler (Würzburg), C. Groh (Würzburg)
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
PP-NB-28
Non-visual functions of visual opsins
D. Giraldo (Göttingen), D. Zanini (Göttingen), M. Andrés (Göttingen), B.
R. H. Geurten (Göttingen), M. C. Göpfert (Göttingen)
Behavioral
Biology
PP-NB-29
TRPML, a new TRP for hearing
Developmental
Biology
S.- H. Joo (Göttingen), T. Effertz (Stanford), M. Göpfert (Göttingen)
PP-NB-30
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
PP-NB-35
The neuropeptide SIFamdie regulates feeding and appetitive behavior
in Drosophila
T. Riemensperger (Göttingen), S. Kobbenbring (Göttingen), U. Pech
(Göttingen), M. V. Sommer (Göttingen), M. Jauch (Göttingen), B. Bahl
(Göttingen), A. Pooryasin (Göttingen), A. Fiala (Göttingen)
PP-NB-36
Origin of high variability in colony odor representation in the ants’
brain
S. Neupert (Konstanz), C. Kleineidam (Konstanz)
Are DUM-neurons involved in local auditory processing of the bushcricket Ancistrura nigrovittata?
P. Lefebvre (Göttingen), A. Stumpner (Göttingen)
PP-NB-31
The Dopamine type 2 receptor (D2R) contributes to consolidated
memory.
M. Schwärzel (Berlin)
Neurobiology
PP-NB-33
Physiology
Characterization of a neuroligin 2 knock-out in Drosophila
melanogaster
K. Corthals (Göttingen), R. Heinrich (Göttingen), B. Geurten (Göttingen)
Zoological
Systematics
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PHYSIOLOGY
Program
Overview
General
Information
Chair: Annika Herwig
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Symposium Lecture I – Gisela Helfer | 11.30 – 12.00 | HS 8
Making light work of body weight regulation: Photoperiod, retinoic
acid signalling and inflammation
G. Helfer ( Aberdeen)
Symposium Lecture II – Felix Mark | 12.00 – 12.30 | HS 8
Chair: Bettina Zeis
When the going gets hot & sour - can mitochondria set the cellular
basis for acclimation in a changing ocean?
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
F. Mark (Bremerhaven)
Short Presentations: Physiology I | 14.30 – 16.00 | HS 7
Chair: Annika Herwig
14.30 OP-P-01
Ecology
Structure and function of pinniped body surfaces
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
N. Erdsack (Rostock), G. Dehnhardt (Rostock), W. Hanke (Rostock)
14.45 OP-P-02
Anaerobic capacity of the brain of an expert diver, the hooded seal
(Cystophora cristata)
M. L. M. Hoff (Hamburg), L. P. Folkow (Tromsø), T. Burmester (Hamburg)
Neurobiology
Physiology
15.00 OP-P-03
Proton-driven Metabolite Transport is facilitated by Carbonic
Anhydrases
H. M. Becker (Kaiserslautern)
Zoological
Systematics
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Program
Overview
General
Information
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
15.15 OP-P-04
Dietary composition of unsaturated fatty acids is of minor importance
for the occurrence of daily torpor in the seasonal dwarf hamster
Phodopus sungorus
V. Diedrich (Hannover), S. Steinlechner (Hannover), F. Scherbarth
(Hannover)
15.30 OP-P-05
Maintaining a homeostatic balance in the fruit fly’s intestine
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
C. Fink (Kiel), M. Faisal (Kiel), E.- K. Samar (Kiel, Egypt), R. Romey (Kiel,
Hamburg), T. Roeder (Kiel)
15.45 OP-P-06
16.30 OP-P-07
Juvenile hormones in the control of semelparous reproduction.
The pygmy grasshopper, Tetrix subulata, synthesises a novel
adipokinetic octapeptide with a third aromatic amino acid in its
corpus cardiacum
G. Gäde (Rondebosch/Cape Town), P. Simek (Ceske Budejovice), H.
Marco (Rondebosch/Cape Town)
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R. Romey-Glüsing (Hamburg), S. Dobler (Hamburg)
17.30 OP-P-11
17.45 OP-P-12
16.45 OP-P-08
Zoological
Systematics
A tiny beetle and it´s big asset - The Senecionine Monooxygenase of
Longitarsus jacobaeae
B. Lehmann (Mainz), U. Hoeger (Mainz)
S. Schenk (Wien), F. Raible (Wien)
Physiology
17.15 OP-P-10
S. Lemke (Greifswald), J.- P. Hildebrandt (Greifswald)
Chair: Bettina Zeis
Neurobiology
P. Gawalek (Kassel), T. Schendzielorz (Kassel), R. Schumann (Kassel), M.
Stengl (Kassel)
Synthesis of salivary proteins upon feeding in salivary gland cells of
the medicinal leech, Hirudo verbana
Short Presentations: Physiology II | 16.30 – 18.00 | HS 7
Morphology
Daytime-dependent modulation of pheromone detection in the
hawkmoth Manduca sexta
Antibacterial activity of two crustacean lipoproteins, the large
discoidal lipoprotein and the high density lipoprotein/beta-glucan
binding protein.
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
17.00 OP-P-09
Rapid incorporation of glucosinolates as strategy used by a herbivore
to prevent activation by myrosinases
M. Abdalsamee (Bielefeld), M. Giampa (Bielefeld), K. Niehaus
(Bielefeld), C. Müller (Bielefeld)
Posters
PP-P-01
Impact of hypoxic conditions on the innate immune system
- from Drosophila melanogaster to chronic inflammatory diseases of
the lung
K. Uliczka (Borstel), H. Heine (Borstel), A. Abdelsadik (Aswan), T. Roeder
(Kiel)
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Program
Overview
PP-P-02
PP-P-08
General
Information
The so-called decapod red pigment-concentrating hormone is widely
distributed in various insect orders
Functional analysis of the vertebrate globin repertoire in cell culture
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
G. Gäde (Rondebosch/Cape Town), P. Simek (Ceske Budejovice), H.
Marco (Rondebosch/Cape Town)
PP-P-03
Impact of temperature on the serine proteases of Daphnia pulex
R. Dölling (Münster), D. Becker (Münster), B. Zeis (Münster)
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
PP-P-04
Basic functional studies of murine epithelia cell lines for the use in CF
research
K. Tomczak (Münster), N. Bangel-Ruland (Münster), C. U. Cotton
(Cleveland), W.- M. Weber (Münster)
PP-P-05
J. Koch (Hamburg), M. Götting (Hamburg), J. Tiedke (Hamburg), T.
Burmester (Hamburg)
PP-P-09
Pleiotropic functions of Allatostatin A-expressing cells in co-ordinating
physiology and feeding behaviour in Drosophila
J. Chen (Würzburg), W. Reiher (Würzburg), J. A. Veenstra (Würzburg), C.
Wegener (Würzburg)
PP-P-10
The globin gene repertoire of the lamprey: Convergent evolution of
hemoglobin and myoglobin in jawed and jawless vertebrates
K. Schwarze (Hamburg), F. Stuhlmann (Hamburg), T. Burmester
(Hamburg)
Functional characteristics of phosphoglucose-isomerase (PGI) isoforms
in Daphnia magna and their role in thermotolerance
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
N. Hoffschröer (Münster), A. Borchel (Münster), P. Nguyen (Münster), B.
Zeis (Münster)
PP-P-06
Functional CFTR restoration due to mRNA transfection and its
influence on ENaC expression
Neurobiology
Physiology
Zoological
Systematics
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E. Fernández Fernández (Münster), K. Norda (Münster), N. BangelRuland (Münster), K. Tomczak (Münster), W.- M. Weber (Münster)
PP-P-07
Development of an immunological strategy to combat the poultry red
mite Dermanyssus gallinae
G. R. Makert (Leipzig), M.- E. Krautwald-Junghanns (Leipzig), F. Mozafar
(Cuxhaven), M. Voss (Cuxhaven), S. Ulbert (Leipzig)
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ZOOLOGICAL SYSTEMATICS
Program
Overview
General
Information
Chair: Sven Bradler
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Symposium Lecture I - Hojun Song | 12.30 – 13.00 | HS 9
The Orthoptera Tree of Life: Elucidating patterns and processes of
orthopteran evolution
H. Song (Orlando)
Short Presentations: Zoological Systematics I
14.30 – 16.00 |
Chair: Sabrina Simon
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
HS 9
14.30 OP-ZS-01
A fresh look at ancient cells: mandibulate ground pattern and
crustacean-hexapod-relationships based on serotonergic neurons.
T. Stemme (Hannover), A. Sombke (Greifswald), M. Stern (Hannover), G.
Bicker (Hannover)
14.45 OP-ZS-02
New mandible articulations in the earliest hexapod lineages
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
B. Alexander (Ueda), B. Misof (Ueda), R. Machida (Ueda)
15.00 OP-ZS-03
The morphology of the ensiferan thorax and its phylogenetic
implications
F. Leubner (Göttingen), S. Bradler (Göttingen)
Neurobiology
Physiology
Zoological
Systematics
82
15.15 OP-ZS-04
Phylogenomic analyses of whole genome shotgun data unravels the
origin and spread of pandemic Wolbachia bacteria in arthropods
M. Gerth (Leipzig), M.- T. Gansauge (Leipzig), A. Weigert (Leipzig), C.
Bleidorn (Leipzig)
83
Program
Overview
15.30 OP-ZS-05
17.00 OP-ZS-09
Program DZG 201
2014
Analysis of the opsin repertoire in the tardigrade Hypsibius dujardini:
insights into the evolution of opsin genes in Panarthropoda and
Bilateria
Satellite Symposia
L. Hering (Leipzig), G. Mayer (Leipzig)
General
Information
15.45 OP-ZS-06
U. Rempe (Kronshagen)
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Neurobiology
Physiology
Short Presentations: Zoological Systematics II
16.30 – 18.00 |
Chair: Alexander Blanke
S. Richter (Leipzig), F. Schwarz (Leipzig), L. Hering (Leipzig), M.
Böggemann (Vechta), C. Bleidorn (Leipzig)
17.15 OP-ZS-10
What can we tell students about the body plans of common ancestors
of protostomia and deuterostomia and their main subclades
Behavioral
Biology
Reconstructing phylogenies by using shallow sequenced whole
genome shotgun data: a case study of a non-model organism
HS 9
16.30 OP-ZS-07
Nemertean diversity was likely underestimated in the past - the
case of the Lineus ruber/viridis - species complex (Nemertea:
Heteronemertea)
D. Krämer (Bonn), C. Schmidt (Bonn), T. Bartolomaeus (Bonn), L. Horn
(Bonn), J. von Döhren (Bonn)
16.45 OP-ZS-08
Phylogeography of Stygocapitella subterranea (Parergodrilidae) in the
Northeast Atlantic
D. Stateczny (Osnabrück), D. Siemon (Osnabrück), J. Wegbrod
(Osnabrück), J. Lange (Osnabrück), A. Rikeit (Osnabrück), G. Purschke
(Osnabrück), A. Golombek (Bonn, Osnabrück), T. Struck (Bonn,
Osnabrück)
Delineating species in population datasets using heterozygosity
J.- F. Flot (London), S. Dellicour (Oxford)
17.30 OP-ZS-11
Except for being pulmonate gastropods, what are the Euconulidae?
H. P. A. Bakker (Leiden), H. Kappes (Köln, Leiden), T. A. J. de Winter
(Leiden), M. Schilthuizen (Leiden)
17.45 OP-ZS-12
The impact of reproductive behaviour on salamander phylogeny and
evolution
S. Reinhard (Jena), S. Voitel (Jena), A. Kupfer (Stuttgart, Jena)
Symposium Lecture II - Sabrina Simon | 11.30 – 12.00 | HS 9
Chair: Christoph Bleidorn
Comparative insect transcriptomics and its value for systematics
S. Simon (Wageningen)
Zoological
Systematics
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85
Program
Overview
General
Information
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Posters
PP-ZS-01
A new and critically endangered species of Onychophora (Peripatidae)
from a vulnerable biodiversity hotspot - the Brazilian savannah
I. de Sena Oliveira (Leipzig), G. Mayer (Leipzig)
PP-ZS-02
Analysis of Hox genes in the water bear Hypsibius dujardini
(Tardigrada)
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
S. Treffkorn (Leipzig), L. Hering (Leipzig), G. Mayer (Leipzig)
PP-ZS-03
Morphological evolution and robust species identification with the
rotifer genus Synchaeta.
T. Wilke (Oldenburg), O. Bininda-Emonds (Oldenburg), W. H. Ahlrichs
(Oldenburg)
PP-ZS-06
Phylogeography and population genetics of the Mediterranean
tortoise Testudo hermanni (Gmelin, 1789)
C. Spitzweg (Dresden), M. Vamberger (Dresden), U. Fritz (Dresden)
PP-ZS-07
Species identification using protein mass spectrometry: First
investigations across metazoan diversity
C. Pawlowski (Oldenburg), M. J. Raupach (Wilhelmshaven), T.
Knebelsberger (Wilhelmshaven)
PP-ZS-08
New giant-sized stick insects reported from an unexpected
Madagascan radiation
J. Goldberg (Göttingen), S. Bradler (Göttingen), A. Dunz (München), F.
Glaw (München)
PP-ZS-04
Seroprevalence of Toxoplasma gondii infection in women population
in Sebha city, Libya
H. M. S. Ibrahim (Sebha), A. H. A. Salem (Sebha)
Morphology
Neurobiology
Physiology
PP-ZS-05
Mitochondrial phylogeography of grass snakes (Natrix natrix, N.
megalocephala) conflicts with taxonomy and reveals an additional
unexpected contact zone in Central Europe
C. Kindler (Dresden), W. Böhme (Bonn), C. Corti (Florence), V. Gvoždík
(Prague), D. Jablonski (Bratislava), D. Jandzik (Bratislava), M. Metallinou
(Barcelona), P. Široký (Brno), U. Fritz (Dresden)
Zoological
Systematics
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SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM I ARTHROPOD NEURO NETWORK (ANN)
Program
Overview
General
Information
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Wednesday, September 10th 2014
14.00 – 18.30 | HS 9
14.00 Keynote lecture
In search of the holy grail of fly motion vision
Axel Borst, Max-Planck-Institute of Neurobiology, Martinsried
15.00 – 15.15 Coffee break
15.15 – 19.00 Presentations I
15.15 – 16.00 AG Homberg Universität Marburg
Behavioral
Biology
Introduction
Ecology
Tobias Bockhorst, Uwe Homberg
Integration of polarization and chromatic cues in the sky compass of
the desert locust
Uta Pegel, Uwe Homberg
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Neurobiology
Physiology
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18.00 – 18.30 AG Wegener Universität Würzburg
Introduction
Christian Wegener
Pleiotropic functions of Allatostatin-A expressing cells in co-ordinating
physiology and feeding behaviour in Drosophila
Jiangtian Chen, Wencke Reiher, Jan A. Veenstra, Christian Wegener
18.30 – open end Poster session and social
16.00 – 16.30 AG Scheiner Universität Potsdam
09.00 – 16.30 | HS 9
09.00 – 12.00 Presentations II
09.00 – 09.45 AG Dürr, Universität Bielefeld
Introduction
Introduction
Volker Dürr
Ricarda Scheiner
Proprioreception re-loaded: physical and neural mechanisms involved
in spatial and temporal coordination among limbs
The role of octopamine and tyramine receptors in honey bee division
of labor
Ricarda Scheiner, Tina Reim
16.30 – 17.00 Wolf Huetteroth Universität Konstanz & University of Oxford
Nutritive and sweet reinforcement is mediated by distinct
dopaminergic cells in the Drosophila brain
Wolf Huetteroth, Emmanuel Perisse, Martin Klappenbach, Christopher
Burke, Suewei Lin, Scott Waddell
Zoological
Systematics
Carmen Smarandache-Wellman
Uwe Homberg
Context-dependent signaling of sky-compass cues in an insect brain
Developmental
Biology
17.30 – 18.00 AG Smarandache-Wellmann Universität Köln
Introduction
Chris J Dallmann, Thierry Hoinville, Leslie M. Theunissen, Volker Dürr,
Josef Schmitz
Search and sample: neurons and models of the active touch system in
insects
Jan S. Ache, Stephan S. Haupt, Gaetan Lepreux, André F. Krause, Nalin
Harschandra, Thierry Hoinville. Volker Dürr
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Program
Overview
General
Information
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
09.45 – 10.30 AG Förster Universität Würzburg
Introduction
Charlotte Helfrich-Förster
The ion transport peptide, ITP, and the pigment-dispersing factor PDF,
are the main peptides controlling locomotor activity rhythms in the
fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster
Christiane Hermann-Luibl, Taishi Yoshii, Pingkalai R. Senthilan, Heinrich
Dircksen, Charlotte Helfrich-Förster
Living at different latitudes: the role of Drosophila l-LNv in setting the
phase of the evening activity peak
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
Evolutionary
Biology
Pamela Menegazzi, Elisa Dalla Benetta, Christiane Herrmann-Luibl,
10.45 – 11.15 AG Bicker Tierärztliche Hochschule Hannover
Introduction
Gerd Bicker
Olfactory projection neuron pathway in marine Isopoda and
Remipedia
13.30 – 16.30 Presentations III
13.30 – 14.00 AG Schmidt Universität Köln
Introduction
Joachim Schmidt
Descending modulation of motor activity in the stick insect
Thomas Stolz, Joachim Schmidt
14.00 – 14.30 AG Rössler Universität Würzburg
Phenotypic synaptic plasticity in the brain of the nectar-feeding ant
Camponotus rufipes
Annekathrin Lindenberg, Wolfgang Rössler, Claudia Groh
14.30 – 15.15 Basil el Jundi & Stanley Heinze Universität Lund
The neural basis of orientation and navigation in insects
Basil el Jundi & Stanley Heinze
15.15 Group photograph: Meeting point at the Posters
15.45 – 16.30 Prices, Announcements & final discussion
Torben Stemme, René Eickhoff, Thomas M. Iliffe, Gerd Bicker
11.15 – 12.00 AG Schachtner Universität Marburg
Introduction
Morphology
Joachim Schachtner
Neurobiology
The olfactory pathway of Tribolium castaneum and its peptidergic
plasticity
Physiology
Martin Kollmann, Stefan Dippel, Marlene Binzer, Peter Christ, Sergius
Frank, Stephanie Crombach, Jörg Kahnt, Stefan Schütz, Ernst A.
Wimmer, Joachim Schachtner
12.00 Lunch break
Zoological
Systematics
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Program
Overview
Posters
7) Is the circadian clock involved in photo-periodic time measurement
in northern Drosophila species?
General
Information
1) Position dependent hearing in three species of bushcrickets
(Tettigoniidae, Orthoptera)
Koustubh Vaze, Charlotte Helfrich-Förster
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Reinhard Lakes-Harlan, Jan Scherberich
Universität Gießen
2) Proliferation and plasticity in adult Tribolium castaneum
Björn Trebels, Martin Kollmann, Joachim Schachtner
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
8) Functional dissection of sNPF in Drosophila melanogaster larvae
Dennis Pauls, Radostina Lyutova, Kamil Guzinski, Christian Wegener
9) Pleiotropic functions of Allatostatin-A expressing cells in co-ordinating physiology and feeding behaviour in Drosophila
3) Quantitative analysis of neuropeptides in the antennal lobes of
male Aedes aegypti
Jiangtian Chen, Wencke Reiher, Jan A. Veenstra, Christian Wegener
Peter Christ, Anna Reifenrath, Jörg Kahnt, Frank Hauser, Rickard Ignell,
Joachim Schachtner
4) Optical calcium imaging of relative odor concentrations in binary
odorant mixtures in the Drosophila antennal lobe
10) The attempt to visualize the working clock network of Drosophila
in cultured brains by luciferase expression
Frank Schubert, Saskia Eck, Dirk Rieger
Shubam Dipt, André Fiala
Evolutionary
Biology
Universität Göttingen
Morphology
5) Analysis of contact sites between intrinsic and extrinsic mushroom
body neurons in Drosophila
Ulrike Pech, André Fiala
Neurobiology
Universität Göttingen
6) Anatomical characterization of the clock neuronal network in the
brain of selected insects
Physiology
Zoological
Systematics
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Katharina Beer, Enrico Bertolini, Pamela Menegazzi, Eva Winnebeck,
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Program
Overview
General
Information
SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM II EPIGENETICS IN ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY
SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM III INSECT BIOTECHNOLOGY
Wednesday, September 10th 2014
13.30 – 19.00 | HS 7
Thursday, September 11th, 2014
09.00 – 17.00 | HS 8
13.30 – 14.00
Welcome address
14.00 – 16.00
Short communications (6)
16.00 – 16.30
Coffee break
16.30 – 17.30
Andreas Vilcinskas Gießen
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
“Role of epigenetics in insect development and immunity”
17.30 – 19.00
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
20.00
Dinner
09.00 – 15.00 | HS 7
09.00 – 11.00
11.00 – 12.00
Bianca Garms Active Motif
“Getting Started with Epigenetics: New Tools and Services”
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Neurobiology
12.00 – 13.00
Lunch break
13.00 – 14.00
Tyler Stevenson Aberdeen
“A Brave New Microcosm: how biological rhythms are reshaping our
understanding of epigenetic mechanisms”
14.00 – 15.00
09.00 – 09.10 Welcome address:
Andreas Vilcinskas & Ernst A. Wimmer
09.10 – 10.30 Invited presentations:
09.10 Ernst A. Wimmer Göttingen
Perspectives on Biotechnological Improvements to the Sterile Insect
Technique
09.30
Stefan Vidal Göttingen
More efficient, more safe: An attract and kill strategy using carbon
dioxide combined with biocontrol agents for belowground herbivore
pests
09.50
Gregor Bucher Göttingen
iBeetle: Genome wide RNAi screen for embryonic and metamorphic
development in the beetle Tribolium castaneum
10.10
Hans Merzendorfer Siegen
The peritrophic matrix: a potential target site for insect control
10.30 – 11.00
Coffee break
11.00 – 12.00 Short presentations:
11.00 Julia Ulrich Göttingen
Identification of lethal genes in Tribolium castaneum for application in
pest control
11.15
Anna Gilles Lyon
CRISPR/Cas9 mediated genome editing
11.30
Nicole Mika Gießen
Physiology
Characterisation of insect derived peptidases for the Food
Biotechnology
Zoological
Systematics
Composition and localization of bacterial symbionts in whitefly
species (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) from the South-East Europe
11.45
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Marisa Skaljac Gießen
95
Lunch break
Program
Overview
12.00 – 13.00
General
Information
13.00 Heiko Vogel Jena
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
Combining host biology with potential applications of insectassociated microbes: the burying beetle example
13.20 Marko Rohlfs Göttingen
Insights into insect-fungus dynamics: a potentially strategic source of
novel bioactive compound discovery
13.40 Herwig Gutzeit Dresden
Proteins and lipids from insect mass cultures: promise and limitations
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Ecology
14.00 Ivo Feußner Göttingen
From the oceans to the fields – Producing wax esters in plants
14.40 Stefan Schütz Göttingen
Nanobiosensors on the Basis of Insect Olfaction
15.00 Marc F. Schetelig Gießen
Evolutionary
Biology
Morphology
Biocontrol of agricultural pests and mosquitoes
15.20 Thomas Roeder Kiel
Modelling inflammatory diseases of the lung in the fruit fly Drosophila
melanogaster
16.45 Anne Poeppel Gießen
Antimicrobial peptides from the therapeutic maggot Lucilia sericata
SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM IV ANIMAL PHYLOGENY - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
Thursday, September 11th, 2014
08.30 – 13.00 | Kleiner Hörsaal, Zoologisches Institut
08.30 Welcoming remarks – the Organizers
08.45 Thomas Bartolomaeus Bonn
“Comparative morphology and its indispensable role in Phylogenetic
Systematics”
09.30 Stefan Richter Rostock
“Crustacean disparity - challenges for Evolutionary Morphology”
10.15 – 10.45
Coffee break
10.45 Bernhard Misof Bonn
“Phylogenomics Resolves the Timing and Pattern of Insect Evolution”
11.30
Thomas Stach Berlin
“On congruence”
11.55 Lars Vogt Bonn
“Semantic Approaches to Phylogenetics: Dealing with Character
Dependency and Using a Set of Ontology-based Semantic Instance
Anatomies instead of a Conventional Character Matrix”
Neurobiology
16.00 – 16.45 Short presentations:
16.00 Matthias Schott Mainz
Development of insect-antenna-based biosensors
Physiology
Zoological
Systematics
12.20 Panel discussion
13.00 End of symposium
16.15 Vassiliki Bariami Gießen
Development of alternative strategies for efficient SIT mosquito
control programs
16.30 Zdenek Franta Gießen
From Traditional Maggot Therapy to Modern Biosurgery
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Overview
Vorschau – Tagung 2015 in Graz
General
Information
108. Jahrestagung der Deutschen Zoologischen Gesellschaft in Graz
vom Di. 8. – Sa. 12. September 2015
Program DZG 201
2014
Satellite Symposia
organisiert von
Christian Sturmbauer, Kristina Sefc, Karl Crailsheim, Heiner Römer und Günther Krisper
Erste Informationen:
Die 108. Jahrestagung der Deutschen Zoologischen Gesellschaft (DZG), der wichtigsten
Tagung für Zoologen in Deutschland, findet vom Di. 8. – Sa. 12. September 2015 an der
Karl-Franzens-Universität in Graz, Österreich, statt.
Behavioral
Biology
Developmental
Biology
Gemeinsam mit den Fachgruppen der DZG werden internationale RednerInnen eingeladen werden, die einen Einblick in die neuesten Entwicklungen der Forschung aus dem
breiten Spektrum der Zoologie geben werden. Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer können
durch Poster oder Kurzvorträge ihre Forschungsprojekte vorstellen. Darüber hinaus
werden Satelliten-Symposien veranstaltet – aus derzeitiger Sicht das Symposium „Insect
timing - mechanisms, plasticity and interactions“ und das „Cichlid science PhD-student
meeting“. Die DZG-Jahrestagung bietet vor allem jungen WissenschaftlerInnen ein hervorragendes Forum zur Präsentation Ihrer Forschungsergebnisse.
Ecology
Das Institut für Zoologie der Karl-Franzens-Universität ist eines von vier Instituten in
Österreich. Es hat seit den Arbeiten von Karl von Frisch einen Forschungsschwerpunkt in
der Bienenforschung, sowie in jüngerer Zeit im Bereich der Sensorischen Ökologie und
der Evolutionsbiologie.
Evolutionary
Biology
Die Deutsche Zoologische Gesellschaft und die wissenschaftliche Leitung mit Christian
Sturmbauer und Günther Krisper (Evolutionsbiologie), Kristina Sefc (Populationsgenetik
und Verhaltensökologie), Karl Crailsheim (Bienenforschung)und Heiner Römer (Sensorische Ökologie) laden Sie herzlich zur Jahrestagung 2015 ein.
Morphology
Neurobiology
Alle aktuellen Meldungen zur Tagung 2015 unter:
http://www.dzg-ev.de/de/jahrestagung/2015_graz108/2015_graz.php
Abstractbände und Bilder der letzten Tagungen finden Sie unter:
http://www.dzg-ev.de/de/jahrestagung/jahrestagung.php
Zukünftige Tagung:
109. Tagung 2016: Kiel
Physiology
Zoological
Systematics
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