8:00-8:30:Michael Landry The challenge of understanding global change influences on plankton dynamics in coastal marine ecosystems. Authors: Michael Landry
8:30-8:45:Nikki Dix Microzooplankton grazing experiments using the dilution technique yield repeated positive slopes in a productive, subtropical lagoon. Authors: Nikki Dix, Dennis Hanisak
8:45-9:00:Michael Wetz Relative influence of top down and bottom up controls upon estuarine phytoplankton growth and community composition. Authors: Michael Wetz, Emily Cira, David Kimmel, Hans Paerl
9:00-9:15:Karen Helen Wiltshire A coastal highway: Plankton in the fast lane of change. Authors: karen Helen Wiltshire, Maarten Boersma, Sopha Mith-kong, Elena Shchekinova, Mirco Scharfe, Kristine Carstens, Silvia Peters
9:15-9:30:Wim Kimmerer Grazing by bivalves and zooplankton limits phytoplankton productivity in the upper San Francisco Estuary, requiring a spatial subsidy to achieve mass balance. Authors: Wim Kimmerer, Janet Thompson
9:30-9:45:Carrie Craig Different feeding in the larval and adult stages of an introduced copepod detected by DNA-based identification of prey in the gut. Authors: Carrie Craig, Wim Kimmerer, C. Sarah Cohen
9:45-10:00:Laura Helenius Effects of zooplanktivores with varying feeding strategies on the structure and diversity of littoral zooplankton communities: the adaptive food web hypothesis approach. Authors: Laura Helenius, Anna Aymà Padros, Leena Nurminen
