Southern Connection 2016 Booklet 4 January
Southern Connection 2016 Booklet 4 January
Southern Connection 2016 Booklet 4 January
CONNECTION CONGRESS
18-23 January 2016
Punta Arenas, Chile
ORGANIZING INSTITUTIONS
Institute of Ecology and Biodiversity (IEB)
The Institute of Ecology and Biodiversity (IEB) is one of nine
research institutes of the Chilean Millennium Science Initiative
(MSI). Millennium Institutes are competitively-awarded
Centers of Excellence in science, bringing together scholars
sharing a common philosophy and research goals and with
demonstrated capacity to engage in quality collaborative
research. IEB was created in 2006. A novel institution organized
as a national network of scientists pertaining to several
Chilean universities, IEB currently counts with 13 principal
scientists, several associate scientists, and over 100 graduate
students and postdoctoral fellows. IEBs main research
lines are Palaeoecology, Macroecology, Ecosystems Ecology,
Microevolution, Invasion Biology, and Biocultural Ethics, with
Climate Change and Conservation as cross-cutting themes.
IEB represents Chile in several international committees such
as the GMBA, ILTER, MIREM, IPBES and has been recently
recognized for its high Nature Index 2014. As of 2008, in addition
to receiving MSI funding, IEB has received Base Funding from
CONICYT, principally destined to support the transference of
scientific research into tangible actions that directly benefit
society. The host institution of IEB is the Universidad de Chile,
Santiago.
University of Magallanes (UMAG)
The University of Magallanes (UMAG) was created in 1981 as
a successor to the Punta Arenas branch of the former State
Technical University, which was originally established in 1961.
As a public institution with a solid tradition in the Chilean
university system, UMAG currently has over three thousand
students enrolled in its five faculties. Through teaching, research
and extension, UMAG aims to develop knowledge and human
resources in the southernmost region of Chile and South
America. UMAGs academic core is formed by 160 full-time
professors and a number of associate professors. UMAGs
teaching, research and extension activities takes place in four
faculties: Engineering Sciences; Humanities; Social and Health
Sciences; and Economic and Juridical Sciences. Together, these
faculties offer 29 undergraduate degrees and technical degrees,
as well as some post-graduate degrees. All students are
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Congress Chairs: Juan J. Armesto, Ricardo Rozzi
Scientific Committee: Mary T. K. Arroyo (Chile) (President),
Lohengrin Cavieres (Chile), Katharine Dickinson (New Zealand),
Fabian Jaksic (Chile), Hans Lambers (Australia), Matt McGlone
(New Zealand), Patricio Moreno (Chile), Anibal Pauchard (Chile),
Elie Poulin (Chile), Andrea Premoli (Argentina), Francisco Squeo
(Chile), Glenn Stewart (New Zealand), Tom Veblen (USA)
Local Organizing Committee: Juan-Carlos Aravena (President),
Monica Buvinic, Claudio Gonzlez-Wevar, Juan Marco Henrquez,
Marcelo Leppe, Andres Mansilla, Claudia Mansilla, Francisca
Massardo, Beba Garca Marinkovic, Nelso Navarro, Paulina Rojas,
Rodrigo Villa
CONGRESS SESSIONS
Congress sessions will be held at two locations within easy
walking distance. Plenary sessions will take place in the
CORDENAP auditorium, Avenida Bulnes 01465. Symposia,
contributed paper sessions and posters sessions will take place
at the Science Faculty, University of Magallanes, Avenida Bulnes
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18:00 - 20:00
Opening Ceremony
Cordenap Building
11:45 - 12:30
11:00 - 11:45
CORDENAP BUILDING
09:45 - 10:30
09:00 - 09:45
Plenary Lecture
4
Symposium
Symposium
Symposium
Symposium
Phylogenybased
biodiversity
assessment
for
conservation:
perspectives
from the
Southern
Hemisphere
Phytogeography
and ecology of
bryophytes in
the Southern
Hemisphere
Holocene
evolution of
temperate
terrestrial
environments
within the
southern
westerly wind
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The evolution
of arid biotas
Room
Edmundo Pisano
Room
Calvin Heusser
Room
David Moore
Auditorium
Ernesto Livacic
17:00 - 19:00
16:00 - 17:00
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Symposium
Symposium
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(CONT)
(CONT)
(CONT)
SCIENCE FACULTY
14:00 - 15:30
Poster Session
1
Faculty Patio
09:45 - 10:30
Plenary Lecture
6
11:45 - 12:30
11:00 - 11:45
CORDENAP BUILDING
09:00 - 09:45
Plenary Lecture
8
Symposium
Symposium
Symposium
Symposium
The role of
Traditional and
South America as contemporary
center of austral
inter-hemisplant diversity:
pheric
past evolution and perspectives
future persistence
to integrate
ecology,
Room
ethics and
Edmundo Pisano education into
biocultural
conservation
Auditorium
Ernesto Livacic
Pine invasions
in the
Southern
Hemisphere:
new
developments
Room
Calvin Heusser
Room
David Moore
17:00 - 19:00
16:00 - 17:00
10
Symposium
Symposium
Symposium
Symposium
(CONT)
(CONT)
(CONT)
(CONT)
Poster Session
2
Faculty Patio
SCIENCE FACULTY
14:00 - 15:30
Brent Alloway: The utility of tephrochronology to paleoenvironmental studies: examples from equatorial Asia, tropical Australia
and southern mid-latitude New Zealand and Chile
CORDENAP BUILDING
09:45 - 10:30
09:00 - 09:45
Auditorium
Room
Ernesto Livacic Edmundo Pisano
Contributed
Contributed
Paper Session Paper Session
3
Room
David Moore
Room
Calvin Heusser
14:00 - 15:30
Symposium
Symposium
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11
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Biological
connectivity
in Antarctica
and across
the Southern
Ocean
From Gondwana
into the tropics
Comparative
forest ecology
across the
Southern
Hemisphere
Southern
Hemisphere
fjords: from
present-day
processes to
palaeoclimate
reconstruction
Room
Edmundo Pisano
Room
David Moore
Auditorium
Ernesto Livacic
Symposium
SCIENCE FACULTY
11:00 - 12:30
Room
Calvin Heusser
16:00 - 17:00
Symposium
Symposium
10
11
Symposium
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(CONT)
(CONT)
(CONT)
(CONT)
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09:00 - 10:30
13
Humanclimate
interactions
from
geological
to historical
time scales in
the Southern
Hemisphere
Contributed
Paper Session
5
Room
Edmundo Pisano
Symposium
14
Gondwana
lessons from
fine-scale,
long-term bird
vulnerability
studies
Contributed
Paper Session
6
Room
Calvin Heusser
Room
David Moore
Auditorium
Ernesto Livacic
Symposium
Contributed
Paper Session
13
(CONT)
Room
Edmundo Pisano
Symposium
Contributed
Paper Session
14
(CONT)
Room
Calvin Heusser
14:00 - 15:30
15
Contributed
Paper Session
9
Room
Edmundo Pisano
Auditorium
Ernesto Livacic
Symposium
16
Peat deposits
in southern
high latitudes:
integrators
of past
climate and
environmental
changes
Room
David Moore
Workshop
Resource
bottlenecks
exacerbate
Gondwana
species
vulnerability to
climate change
Room
Room
Calvin Heusser
16:00 - 17:00
Contributed
Paper Session
Symposium
Contributed
Paper Session
15
10
16
11
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Room
Edmundo Pisano
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Room
Calvin Heusser
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SCIENCE FACULTY
11:00 - 12:30
DETAILED PROGRAM
18:00 - 20:00
Opening Ceremony
Auditorium CORDENAP
MONDAY 18 JANUARY
13:00 - 18:00
Registration
CORDENAP Building
08:50 - 09:00
Announcements
Auditorium CORDENAP
09:00 - 09:45
Plenary Lecture 1
Auditorium CORDENAP
Moderator: Tom Veblen
THE EVOLUTION OF CENOZOIC FLORAS IN
SOUTHERN AMERICA, AND ASSOCIATED
ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES
Ari Iglesias
Instituto de Investigaciones en Biodiversidad
y Medioambiente, INIBIOMA-CONICET,
Universidad Nacional de Comahue, Bariloche,
Argentina
10:30 - 11:00
TUESDAY 19 JANUARY
09:45 - 10:30
Plenary Lecture 2
Auditorium CORDENAP
Moderator: Tom Veblen
SOUTHERN CONNECTIONS: SOUTHERN
CHANGES: GONDWANAN ECOSYSTEMS IN A
CENTURY OF CLIMATE CHANGE
Lesley Hughes
Biological Sciences, Science
and Engineering, Macquarie University,
Sydney, Australia
11:00 - 11:45
Plenary Lecture 3
Auditorium CORDENAP
Moderator: Katharine Dickinson
THE HIGH ELEVATION FLORA OF THE
SOUTHERN SOUTH AMERICAN ANDES:
RECENT, RICH, AND AT RISK UNDER
CLIMATE CHANGE
Maty T. K. Arroyo
Instituto de Ecologa y Biodiversidad (IEM)
y Departamento de Ciencias Ecolgicas,
Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad de Chile,
Santiago, Chile
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11:45 - 12:30
Plenary Lecture 4
Auditorium CORDENAP
Moderator: Katharine Dickinson
FIRE - CLIMATE INTERACTIONS INTENSIFY
THE RISK OF PLANT SPECIES EXTINCTIONS
AND SYSTEM STATE CHANGES IN FIRE
PRONE ECOSYSTEMS AS CLIMATE CHANGES
Neal Enright
Conservation and Enviromental Sciences,
School of Veterinary and Life Sciences,
Murdach University, Perth, Australia
TUESDAY 19 JANUARY
12:30 - 14:00
14:00 - 17:00
Symposium 1
Auditorium: Ernesto Lvacic, Science Faculty
PHYLOGENY-BASED BIODIVERSITY
ASSESSMENT FOR CONSERVATION:
PERSPECTIVES FROM THE SOUTHERN
HEMISPHERE
Organizers:
Rosa Scherson
Departamento de Silvicultura y Conservacin
de la Naturaleza, Universidad de Chile,
Santiago, Chile
Daniel Faith
The Australian Museum, Sydney, Australia
Brent Mishler
University and Jepson Herbaria, University of
California, Berkeley, USA
14:00 - 14:20
A SYNTHETIC PHYLOGENY OF THE
FRESHWATER CRAYFISH AND IMPLICATIONS
FOR CONSERVATION
Keith Crandall, David Stern
14:20 14:40
SPATIAL PATTERNS OF PHYLOGENETIC
DIVERSITY IN NATIVE TREES SPECIES
AND CONSERVATION EFFORT IN THE
CHILEAN BIODIVERSITY HOTSPOT
Mary T. K. Arroyo, Constanza Pinochet,
Paola Jara-Arancio, Daniel Faith
14:40 15:00
SPATIAL PHYLOGENETICS: DETERMINING
PATTERNS OF DIVERSITY AND ENDEMISM
AT DIFFERENT SCALES USING EXAMPLES
FROM THE AUSTRALIAN FLORA
Andrew Thornhill, Joseph Miller,
Nunzio Knerr, Carlos Gonzalez-Orozco,
Shawn Laffan, Craig Costion, Darren Crayn,
Brent Mishler
14
15:00 15:20
THE INTRODUCTION OF EXOTIC PLANT
SPECIES AND ITS IMPACTS ON
PHYLOGENETIC-DIVERSITY PATTERNS IN
PLANT COMMUNITIES
Gaston Carvallo, Sergio Castro
15:30 16:00
16:00 16:20
HOW PD-BASED MEASURES FOR
LINEAGES AND FOR AREAS MAY PROVIDE
A FOUNDATION FOR UNDERSTANDING A
BIODIVERSITY PLANETARY BOUNDARY
Daniel Faith
16:20 16:40
EVOLUTIONARY DIVERSITY PATTERNS IN
THE FLORA OF THE CAPE OF SOUTH AFRICA
Felix Forest, Jonathan Colville, Colin Beale,
Res Altwegg, Peter Bradshaw,
Richard Cowling
14:00 - 17:00
Symposium 2
Room: Edmundo Pisano, Science Faculty
PHYTOGEOGRAPHY AND ECOLOGY OF
BRYOPHYTES IN THE SOUTHERN
HEMISPHERE
Organizers:
Elisabeth Biersma
Biodiversity and Adaptation Team, British
Antarctic Survey, Cambridge, UK
Lily Lewis
Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of
Connecticut, Storrs, USA
TUESDAY 19 JANUARY
16:40 17:00
PHYLOGENETIC DIVERSITY AND ENDEMISM
IN THE VASCULAR FLORA OF CHILE
Rafael Urbina-Casanova, Will Freyman,
Andrew Thornhill, Brent Mishler,
Rosa Scherson
14:00 14:20
BRYOPHYTES OF THE CAPE HORN
ARCHIPELAGO: FLORISTICS,
PHYLOGEOGRAPHY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR
BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
Juan Larran, William Buck, John Engel, Matt
Von Konrat, Laura Briscoe, Blanka Shaw,
Ernesto Davis
14:20 14:40
FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY OF EPIPHYTIC
LIVERWORT COMMUNITIES: PATTERNS AND
DRIVERS ALONG A TROPICAL ELEVATIONAL
GRADIENT
Claudine Ah-Peng, Sarah Meek, Terry
Hedderson, Nicholas Wilding, Dominique
Strasberg, Olivier Flores
15
14:40 15:00
BRYOPHYTES AS FINE SCALE INDICATORS
OF VEGETATION CONDITION IN
NOTHOFAGUS MOOREI RAINFOREST IN
EASTERN AUSTRALIA
Ross Peacock, Alison Downing
15:00 15:20
GENETIC DIVERSITY IN DOUBLE
ALLOPOLYPLOID SPHAGNUM FALCATULUM
BESCH.: HYPERVARIABLE MARKERS TELL
JUST PART OF THE STORY
Eric F. Karlin, Peter Smouse
15:30 16:00
TUESDAY 19 JANUARY
16:00 16:20
PHYLOGEOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF THE
MAGELLANIC SUB-ANTARCTIC ENDEMIC
T. FUEGIANUS (BRYOPSIDA: SPLACHNACEAE)
Lily Lewis, Ricardo Rozzi, Bernard Goffinet
16:20 16:40
EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY OF BRYOPHYTES
IN ANTARCTICA
Elisabeth Biersma, Jennifer Jackson, Katrin
Linse, Howard Griffiths, Peter Convey
16:40 17:00
ATMOSPHERIC LINKAGES AND THE
DISPERSAL OF BRYOPHYTES BETWEEN
REMOTE TERRESTRIAL ISLANDS IN THE
ANTARCTIC PENINSULA REGION AND
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Peter Convey, Tom Bracegirdle
14:00 - 17:00
Symposium 3
Room: David Moore, Science Faculty
HOLOCENE EVOLUTION OF TEMPERATE
TERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS WITHIN
THE SOUTHERN WESTERLY WIND ZONE
Organizer:
Patricio Moreno
Instituto de Ecologa y Biodiversidad (IEB)
and Departamento de Ciencias Ecolgicas,
Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad de Chile,
Santiago, Chile
14:00 14:20
THE APPLICATIONS OF
TEPHROCHRONOLOGY FOR ENHANCING
PALEOENVIRONMENTAL
RECONSTRUCTIONS IN CONO SUR
Brent Alloway, Patricio Moreno
14:20 14:40
CENTENNIAL-SCALE TRENDS IN THE
SOUTHERN ANNULAR MODE REVEALED BY
HEMISPHERE-WIDE FIRE AND
HYDROCLIMATIC TRENDS OVER THE LAST
2400 YEARS
Michael-Shawn Fletcher, Alexa Benson,
16
14:40 15:00
NORTHERN HEMISPHERE AND TROPICAL
CLIMATE INFLUENCES ON THE SOUTHERN
HEMISPHERE WESTERLY WINDS DURING
THE HOLOCENE
Christopher Moy, Robert Dunbar, Patricio
Moreno, Thomas Guilderson,
Rodrigo Villa-Martinez
15:00 15:20
SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE WESTERLY WIND
BEHAVIOUR DURING THE HOLOCENE
AS REVEALED BY LAKE SEDIMENT RECORDS
FROM SUB-ANTARCTIC ISLANDS
Krystyna Saunders, Dominic Hodgson,
Stephen Roberts, Bianca Perren,
Elie Verleyen, Wim Van Nieuwenhuyze,
Wim Vyverman, Louise Sime, Martin
Grosjean
15:30 - 16:00
16:20 16:40
PATAGONIAN NEOGLACIATIONS:
EMERGENCE OF A NEW PATTERN
Esteban Sagredo, Michael Kaplan,
Scott Reynhout, Joerg Schaefer, Jorge
Strelin, Patricio Moreno, Isabel Vilanova,
Juan-Carlos Aravena
TUESDAY 19 JANUARY
16:00 16:20
CENTENNIAL AND MILLENNIAL-SCALE
CHANGES IN THE SOUTHERN WESTERLY
WINDS (SWW) IN SOUTHERN PATAGONIA
SINCE 15 KA
Patricio Moreno, Isabel Vilanova, Rodrigo
Villa-Martnez, Ricardo De Pol-Holz
16:40 17:00
A HIGH-RESOLUTION RECORD OF OCEANIC
CHANGES OFFSHORE SOUTHERN
AUSTRALIA SPANNING THE LAST 55,000
YEARS; IMPLICATIONS FOR SOUTHERN
HEMISPHERE WESTERLIES
Patrick De Deckker, Matthias Moros,
Kerstin Perner, Thomas Blanz,
Ralph Schneider, Eystein Jansen
14:00 - 17:00
Symposium 4
Room: Calvin Heusser, Science Faculty
THE EVOLUTION OF ARID BIOTAS
Organizer:
Pablo Guerrero
Departamento de Botnica, Universidad de
Concepcin and Instituto de Ecologa y
Biodiversidad (IEB), Chile
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14:00 14:20
RARE BIOSPHERE IN HIGH ALTITUDE
WETLANDS: EXTENDING THE MICROBIAL
DIVERSITY IN EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS
Cristina Dorador, Veronica Molina,
Martha Hengst, Klaudia Hernandez, Felipe
Docmac
14:20 14:40
THE IMPACT OF LATE QUATERNARY
PLUVIALS ON THE BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE
ALTIPLANO
Claudio Latorre, Fernando Alfaro
TUESDAY 19 JANUARY
14:40 15:00
SEED DISPERSAL ANACHRONISMS IN
NORTH-CENTRAL CHILE: HOW THREE
LARGE-SEEDED PLANTS ARE SURVIVING
WITHOUT THEIR MEGAFAUNAL DISPERSERS
Andrea Loayza, Claudia Luna, Mara Pea,
Francisco A. Squeo
15:00 15:20
COCKROACH-PLANT INTERACTION IN CHILE,
A RELICTUAL RELATIONSHIP FROM A
TROPICAL PAST?
Cristian Villagra, Margarita Lpez-Uribe,
Alejandro Vera, Constanza Schapheer
15:30 16:00
16:00 16:20
AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH TO
UNDERSTANDING THE EVOLUTION AND
BIODIVERSITY OF COPIAPOA (CACTACEAE), A
THREATENED GENUS FROM CHILES
ATACAMA DESERT
Pablo Guerrero, Isabel Larridon, Helmut
Walter, Marie-Stphanie Samain
16:20 16:40
ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF MASS
FLOWERING DISPLAYS IN SOUTH AFRICAN
DESERTS
Allan Ellis
16:40 17:00
DIVERGENT PATTERNS OF SELECTION ON
CAM PHOTOSYNTHESIS BETWEEN TWO
POPULATIONS OF PUYA CHILENSIS UNDER
CONTRASTING ENVIRONMENTS
Ivn Quezada, Alfredo Saldaa,
Ernesto Gianoli
17:00 19:00
Poster Session 1
Faculty Patio
Coordinator: Rodrigo Villa-Martnez
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TUESDAY 19 JANUARY
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9. CLIMATE INFLUENCE ON SEED PRODUCTION AND WATERUSE EFFICIENCY (C) OVER 27 YEARS IN NOTHOFAGUS OBLIQUA
IN SOUTHERN CHILE
Isabella Aguilera-Betti, Ariel Muoz, Roberto Mura, Isadora
Toledo-Guerrero, Mylthon Jimnez-Castillo, Vernica Berriel,
Carlos Perdomo
10. INCREASE IN POTENTIAL FLOWER LONGEVITY IN
HIGHER POPULATIONS OF RHODOLIRION MONTANUM PHIL.
(AMARYLLIDACEAE) OCCURS BUT IS INSUFFICIENT TO TOTALLY
AMELIORATE POLLEN LIMITATION
Diego Pacheco, Leah Dudley, Mary T. K. Arroyo
11. GRAZING BY LARGE HERBIVORES HAS NO SHORT-TERM
EFFECTS ON PLANT SPECIES RICHNESS OR COMPOSITION IN
HIGH ANDEAN PEATLANDS
Claire Ponsac, Natalio Roque-Marca, Francisco A. Squeo
TUESDAY 19 JANUARY
20
TUESDAY 19 JANUARY
24. EFFECT OF FLORISTIC NICHE WIDTH ON COMMUNITYLEVEL ECOSYSTEM FUNCTION IN THE WET TROPICS
Hugh Burley, Karel Mokany, Shawn Laffan, Simon Ferrier
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TUESDAY 19 JANUARY
22
TUESDAY 19 JANUARY
23
08:50 - 09:00
Announcements
Auditorium CORDENAP
WEDNESDAY 20 JANUARY
09:00 - 09:45
Plenary Lecture 5
Auditorium CORDENAP
Moderator: Andrea Premoli
CROSS-TAXONOMIC INSIGHTS FROM
BIOGEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSES, AND THE
INTERPLAY BETWEEN TEMPERATE AND
TROPICAL ZONES
Alexandre Antonelli
Department of Biological and Environmental
Sciences, Faculty of Sciences, University of
Gothenburg, Sweden
09:45 - 10:30
Plenary Lecture 6
Auditorium CORDENAP
Moderator: Andrea Premoli
THE EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY OF A
GONDWANAN AVIAN ORDER:
PSITTACIFORMES
Cristina Miyaki
Departamento de Gentica e Biologia
Evolutiva, Instituto de Biocincias,
Universidade de So Paulo, So Paulo, Brazil
10:30 - 11:00
11:00 - 11:45
Plenary Lecture 7
Auditorium CORDENAP
Moderator: Anibal Pauchard
BIOGEOGRAPHIC LESSONS FOR WEED
RISK ASSESSMENT: BUILDING A GLOBAL
PERSPECTIVE OF A WORLDWIDE PROBLEM
Philip Hulme
Bio-Protection Research Centre, Lincoln
University, Lincoln, New Zealand
11:45 - 12:30
Plenary Lecture 8
Auditorium CORDENAP
Moderator: Anibal Pauchard
ECOLOGICAL SCIENCE AND BIOCULTURAL
ETHICS: DIALOGUES ACROSS CULTURES
AND DISCIPLINES TO SUSTAIN LIFE IN AN
UNEVEN CHANGING WORLD
Ricardo Rozzi
Institute of Ecology and Biodiversity (IEB),
Sub-Antarctic Biocultural Conservation
Program, Omora Ethnobotanical Park, Puerto
Williams, Universidad de Magallanes, Chile
and University of North Texas, USA
12:30 - 14:00
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14:00 - 17:00
Symposium 5
Auditorium: Ernesto Livacic, Science Faculty
WILDFIRE REGIME SHIFTS IN THREE
SOUTHERN TEMPERATE FOREST
ECOSYSTEMS: CLIMATE CHANGE
ANTHROPOGENIC INFLUENCE AND
ECOLOGICAL FEEDBACKS
Organizers:
Tomas Veblen
Department of Geography, University of
Colorado, Boulder, USA
Andres Holz
Department of Geography, Portland State
University, Portland, USA
14:00 14:20
CLIMATE CHANGE, WILDFIRE AND
FEEDBACKS IN SOUTHERN TEMPERATE
FOREST ECOSYSTEMS: AN INTRODUCTION
AND OVERVIEW
Thomas Veblen, Andres Holz, Juan Paritsis,
Thomas Kitzberger, Ignacio Mundo
14:40 15:00
FOREST WILDFIRE EMISSIONS AND CARBON
UPTAKE IN CENTRAL ANDEAN-PATAGONIA,
ARGENTINA
Guillermo Defoss, Mara Bertoln,
Florencia Urretavizcaya
WEDNESDAY 20 JANUARY
14.20 14:40
PLANT TRAITS AND PLANT SUCCESSIONAL
PATHWAYS MODULATE LANDSCAPE-LEVEL
VULNERABILITY TO CHANGES IN FIRE
IGNITION FREQUENCY: A SIMULATION
MODELING APPROACH
Thomas Kitzberger, Juan Morales,
Juan Gowda
15:00 15:20
FIRE REGIMES AND FIRE EFFECTS IN
CHILEAN ARAUCARIA FORESTS
Mauro Gonzlez, Ariel Muoz, Timothy
Assal, Jason Sibold
15:30 - 16:00
16:00 16:20
RECENT WILDFIRES IN TORRES DEL PAINE
NATIONAL PARK, CHILE: BIODIVERSITY
IMPLICATIONS AND RESTORATION
CHALLENGES
Osvaldo Vidal, Roberto Niculcar, Sergio
Radic, Susana Morano
16:20 16:40
HIGH SEVERITY FIRES, POSITIVE FIRE
FEEDBACKS AND ALTERNATIVE STABLE
STATES IN ATHROTAXIS RAINFOREST
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ECOSYSTEMS IN WESTERN TASMANIA
Andres Holz, Sam Wood, Michael-Shawn
Fletcher, Feli Hopf, Carly Ward, Thomas
Veblen, David Bowman
16:40 17:00
PINUS CONTORTA INVASION CHANGES
FOREST FUEL PROPERTIES AND COULD
IMPACT FIRE REGIMES IN PATAGONIA
Ana Cbar-Carranza, Rafael Garca, Anbal
Pauchard, Eduardo Pea
WEDNESDAY 20 JANUARY
14:00 - 17:00
Symposium 6
Auditorium: Edmundo Pisano, Science Faculty
THE ROLE OF SOUTH AMERICA AS CENTER
OF AUSTRAL PLANT DIVERSITY: PAST
EVOLUTION AND FUTURE PERSISTENCE
Organizers:
Andrea Premoli and Paula Mathiasen
Laboratorio Ecotono, INIBIOMA-CONICET,
Universidad Nacional de Comahue, Bariloche,
Argentina
14:00 14:20
EVALUATING THE INFLUENCE OF TECTONICS
ON THE GENETIC LINEAGE DISTRIBUTION
OF NOTHOFAGUS IN CONTRASTING AREAS
OF THE PATAGONIAN ANDES
Florencia Bechis, M. Cristina Acosta, Paula
Mathiasen, Andrea Premoli, Stuart
Thomson, Victor Ramos
14:20 14:40
PHYLOGEOLOGY - GENES SPEAK FOR
HISTORY: THE CASE OF NOTHOFAGUS
Paula Mathiasen, M. Cristina Acosta,
Andrea Premoli
14:40 15:00
THE ROLE OF SOUTH AMERICA AS CENTER
OF AUSTRAL PLANT DIVERSITY: PAST
EVOLUTION AND FUTURE PERSISTENCE
SOUTH AMERICAN BIOGEOGRAPHY
DISENTANGLED THROUGH PODOCARPUS
PHYLOGENY
Paula Quiroga, Paula Mathiasen,
Ari Iglesias, Andrea Premoli
15:00 15:20
GENETIC VARIATION IN THE ANTARCTIC
HAIRGRASS
Mariana Fasanella, Andrea Premoli,
Jorge Chiapella
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15:30 - 16:00
16:00 16:20
TOLERANT NOTHOFAGUS
Andrea Premoli, Paula Mathiasen,
M. Cristina Acosta
16:20 16:40
IDENTIFYING GENETIC HOTSPOTS BY
MAPPING MOLECULAR DIVERSITY OF
WIDESPREAD TREES: WHEN COMMONNESS
MATTERS
Cintia Souto, Paula Mathiasen, M. Cristina
Acosta, M. Paula Quiroga, Romina Vidal
Russell, Cristian Echeverra, Andrea Premoli
14:00 14:20
ECO-AESTHETICS AND HERMENEUTICS:
EXOTICISM IN LATIN AMERICAN
LANDSCAPES AND MAPUCHE POETIC
METAPHORS
Angelina Paredes, Ricardo Rozzi,
Justin Williams
WEDNESDAY 20 JANUARY
14:00 - 17:00
Symposium 7
Room: David Moore, Science Faculty
TRADITIONAL AND CONTEMPORARY
INTER-HEMISPHERIC PERSPECTIVES TO
INTEGRATE ECOLOGY, ETHICS AND
EDUCATION INTO BIOCULTURAL
CONSERVATION
Organizers:
Francisca Massardo
Omora Ethnobotanical Park, Puerto Williams
and Universidad de Magallanes, Chile
Eugene Hargrove
Department of Philosophy and Religion,
University of North Texas, Denton, USA
Ricardo Rozzi
Institute of Ecology and Biodiversity (IEB),
Sub-Antarctic Biocultural Conservation
Program, Omora Ethnobotanical Park, Puerto
Williams, Universidad de Magallanes, Chile
and University of North Texas, Denton, USA
14:20 14:40
CONCEPTUALISING THE RELATIONS
BETWEEN HUMAN WELL-BEING,
ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND BIODIVERSITY:
ARGUMENTS FROM THE SOUTHERN AND
NORTHERN HEMISPHERES FOR OUR
FUTURE ENVIRONMENT
Kurt Jax
14:40 15:00
THE GALAPAGOS EXPERIENCE ON
ECO-TOURISM, CONSERVATION AND
SCIENCE
Felipe Cruz
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15:00 15:20
TRADITIONAL AND MULTICULTURAL
APPROACHES TO ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS
IN SCHOOL EDUCATION
Eugene Hargrove
15:30 16:00 Refreshments Faculty Patio
16:00 16:20
BIODIVERSITY AT BUILDING STRUCTURES
IN URBAN AND REMOTE LANDSCAPES AND
ITS MANAGEMENT WITH SPECIAL REGARD
TO BRYOPHYTES
Wolfgang Hofbauer, Florian Mayer,
Klaus Sedlbauer
WEDNESDAY 20 JANUARY
16:20 16:40
ON ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE FROM A
PERSPECTIVE OF AN ECOLOGICAL
CIVILIZATION
Feng Lu
16:40 17:00
ECOLOGY, EDUCATION, AND CONSERVATION
IN TROPICAL AND SUB-ANTARCTIC
PROTECTED AREAS OF SOUTH AMERICA
Flvio Berchez, Tamara Contador, Francisca
Massardo, Natlia Ghilardi-Lopes,
Evangelina Schwindt, Kelen Leite, Paula
Caballero, Javier Rendoll, Jaime Ojeda,
Andres Mansilla, Jim Kennedy, Jaime
Jimnez, Ricardo Rozzi
14:00 - 17:00
Symposium 8
Room: Calvin Heusser, Science Faculty
PINE INVASIONS IN THE SOUTHERN
HEMISPHERE, NEW DEVELOPMENTS
Organizers:
Anibal Pauchard
Facultad de Ciencias Forestales, Universidad
de Concepcin, Concepcin and Instituto de
Ecologa y Biodiversidad (IEB), Chile
Martn Nez
Grupo de Ecologa de Invasiones, Universidad
Nacional de Comahue, Bariloche, Argentina
14:00 14:20
A GLOBAL STUDY OF THE IMPACTS OF
LODGEPOLE PINE (PINUS CONTORTA)
ON FUELS, FIRE EFFECTS, AND
UNDERSTORY PLANT COMMUNITIES
Kimberley Taylor, Bruce Maxwell, Anbal
Pauchard, Martin Nuez, Lisa Rew
14:20 14:40
RAPID EVOLUTION OF AN INVASIVE
PINE RESULTS IN INCREASED INVASIVENESS
ACROSS SIX REPLICATED AND
INDEPENDENT INVASIONS
Rafael Zenni, Wanderson Cunha,
Guilherme Sena
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14:40 15:00
ECTOMYCORRHIZAL FUNGI AND PINACEAE
INVASIONS
Martin Nuez, Thomas Horton, Jeremy
Hayward, Romina Dimarco, Dan Simberloff
15:00 15:20
PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES OF LONG
TERM INVASIONS BY NON-NATIVE TREE
SPECIES
Larry Burrows, Duane Peltzer, Ian Dickie,
Alison Greenaway
15:30 - 16:00
16:00 16:20
WHAT ARE THE IMPACTS OF PINE
INVASIONS ON BIODIVERSITY AND
ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONING? STANDARDISED
METHODS TO GET LOCAL AND GLOBAL
ANSWERS
Anbal Pauchard, Rafael Garca
16:40 17:00
NEW ZEALANDS WILDING CONIFER
MANAGEMENT STRATEGY HOW
RESEARCH OF VARIOUS DISCIPLINES
INFLUENCED POLICY TOWARDS BETTER
WILDING CONIFER MANAGEMENT
Thomas Paul, Carol Rolando
WEDNESDAY 20 JANUARY
16:20 16:40
USE OF A PINUS CONTORTA INVASION
MODEL TO ASSESS POTENTIAL
BIODIVERSITY IMPACTS AND EFFECTIVE
MANAGEMENT APPROACHES
Bruce Maxwell, Kimberley Taylor, Lisa Rew,
Anibal Pauchard, Martin Nuez
17:00 - 19:00
Poster Session 2
Faculty Patio
Coordinator: Claudia Mansilla
1. PHYLOGENETIC RECONSTRUCTION OF THE GENUS
LEUCHERIA LAG. (TRIBE NASSAUVIEAE ASTERACEAE)
Paola Jara-Arancio, Paula Vidal, Mary T. K. Arroyo
2. PHYLOGENETIC RECONSTRUCTION OF THE GENUS
TRIPTILION RUIZ ET PAVN (ASTERACEAE-NASSAUVIEAE)
Paula Vidal, Paola Jara-Arancio, Mary T. K. Arroyo
3. OPENING A PANDORAS BOX: A PHYLOGEOGRAPHIC STUDY
OF STONEFLIES FROM THE END OF THE WORLD
Pablo Pessacq, Mariana Morando, Danielle Anjos Santos, Seth
Bybee
4. DECEPTIVE UNIFORMITY, THE WWD AND AMAZON
CONNECTIONS: PHYLOGEOGRAPHIC DIVERSITY AMONG
INTERTIDAL BED-FORMING MUSSELS FROM SOUTH AMERICA
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(BRACHIDONTES)
Berenice Trovant, Jose Maria Orensanz, Nestor Basso,
Wolfgang Stotz, Daniel Ruzzante
5. BIOGEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF GENETIC VARIABILITY IN
EUGENIA UNIFLORA L. FROM URUGUAY
Gabriela Jolochin, Pablo Speranza
6. EVOLUTIONARY DISTINCTNESS (ED) OF THE SPECIES OF
THE ENDEMIC GENERA OF VASCULAR PLANTS IN CHILE:
IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVATION
Pamela Ramirez, Rafael Urbina-Casanova, Mara Jos Romn,
Rosa Scherson
WEDNESDAY 20 JANUARY
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WEDNESDAY 20 JANUARY
31
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WEDNESDAY 20 JANUARY
09:45 - 10:30
Plenary Lecture 10
Auditorium CORDENAP
Moderator: Elie Poulin
THE UTILITY OF TEPHROCHRONOLOGY
TO PALEOENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES:
EXAMPLES FROM EQUATORIAL ASIA,
TROPICAL AUSTRALIA AND SOUTHERN
FRIDAY 22 JANUARY
09:00 - 09:45
Plenary Lecture 9
Auditorium CORDENAP
Moderator: Elie Poulin
REVISITING TERRESTRIAL BIODIVERSITY IN
THE ANTARCTIC REGION: CHALLENGES TO
UNDERSTANDING ITS HISTORY, AND TO ITS
CONTEMPORARY CONSERVATION
Peter Convey
Biodiversity, Evolution and Adaptation Team,
British Antarctic Survey, Cambridge, UK
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MID-LATITUDE NEW ZEALAND AND CHILE
Brent Alloway
School of Geography, Environment & Earth
Sciences, Victoria University of Wellington,
Wellington, New Zealand
10:30 - 11:00
11:15 - 12:30
Contributed Papers Session 1
Auditorium: Ernesto Livacic, Science Faculty
ECOSYSTEM AND POPULATION ECOLOGY
Moderator: Philip Ladd
FRIDAY 22 JANUARY
11:15 11:30
PHOTOSYNTHETIC COMPENSATION
ALONG ELEVATIONAL GRADIENT IN THREE
LATITUDINAL CONTRASTING HIGH
ELEVATION ANDEAN FORESTS
Rafael Coopman, Roke Rojas, Duncan
Christie, David Jaramillo, Bastian Oate
11:30 11:45
FLOWERING PHENOLOGY AND PLANT
MATING SYSTEM PATTERNS IN A GROUP OF
BUZZ POLLINATED LILIES
Philip Ladd, Emily Eakin-Busher,
Rachel Standish
11:45 12:00
RESPROUTING VARIABILITY IN BACCHARIS
(ASTERACEAE) ALONG A FIRE REGIME
GRADIENT
Jaiber J. Solano-Iguaran, Juli G. Pausas, Jose
Gabriel Segarra-Moragues, Susana Paula
12:00 12:15
THE BIODIVERSITY OF THE MOUNTAINS OF
SOUTH AMERICA A MACROECOLOGICAL
ASSESSMENT
Laszlo Nagy
11:15 - 12:30
Contributed Papers Session 2
Room: Edmundo Pisano, Science Faculty
BIOGEOGRAPHY AND PHYLOGENETICS
Moderator: Claudio Gonzlez-Weaver
11:15 11:30
RECONSTRUCTION AND MODELING OF THE
GONDWANAN ADAPTIVE HISTORY OF
PARROTS: THE FEEDING ECOLOGY OF
THE SOUTHERNMOST FOREST PARROT,
THE CACHAA (ENICOGNATHUS F.
FERRUGINEUS)
Dominique G. Homberger, Jaime Jimnez
11:30 11:45
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SOUTHERN SOUTH AMERICA
Christian Muoz-Escobar, Carlos Muoz
Ramrez, Viviane Jerez
11:45 12:00
PHYLOGENY, CONSERVATION AND
SPECIATION OF AEGLA (DECAPODA:
AEGLIDAE) FRESHWATER CRABS FROM
SOUTHERN SOUTH AMERICA
Marcos Perez-Losada, Carlos Jara, Georgina
Bond-Buckup, Keith Crandall
12:00 12:15
PHYLOGEOGRAPHY OF INVASIVE RATS IN
NEW ZEALAND
James Russell, Judith Robins, Rachel
Fewster
12.15 12:30
COMPLETE MOLECULAR PHYLOGENY
IN NACELLA (PATELLOGASTROPODA:
NACELLIDAE) IN THE SOUTHERN OCEAN
Claudio Gonzlez-Wevar, Mathias Hne,
Nicols Segovia, Hamish Spencer, Steven
Chown, Tomoyuki Nakano, Elie Poulin
11:15 11:30
INTENSIFYING POSTFIRE WEATHER
EXTREMES AND INVASION HISTORY DRIVE
DIRECTIONAL DIVERSITY LOSS IN A
MEDITERRANEAN-TYPE CROWN-FIRE
ECOSYSTEM
Jasper Slingsby, Cory Merow, Matt Aiello
Lammens, Stuart Hall, Hayley Kilroy, Ross
Turner, Adam Wilson, John Silander, Jr.
FRIDAY 22 JANUARY
11:15 - 12:30
Contributed Papers Session 3
Room: David Moore, Science Faculty
INVASION BIOLOGY
Moderator: Ramiro Bustamante
11:30 11:45
DOES MAMMAL EXCLUSION ALTER
THE COMPOSITION OR DIVERSITY OF
INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITIES? A STUDY AT
ZEALANDIA, A FENCED RESERVE IN NEW
ZEALAND
Olivia Vergara, Nicola Nelson, Stephen Hartley
11:45 12:00
IS ESCHSCHOLZIA CALIFORNICA
CONSTRAINED IN PERIPHERAL
POPULATIONS? A DEMOGRAPHIC
APPROACH FOR AN INVASIVE PLANT OF
CENTRAL CHILE
Ramiro O. Bustamante, Francisco Pea
Gomez, Lua Alves, Maria Loreto Castillo,
Jael Morales
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12:00 12:15
12:15 12:30
FRIDAY 22 JANUARY
11:15 - 12:30
Contributed Papers Session 4
Room: Calvin Heusser, Science Faculty
PALAEOECOLOGY
Moderator: Maisa Rojas
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11:15 11:30
EVOLUTION OF THE SOUTHERN
HEMISPHERE WESTERLIES THROUGHOUT
THE LAST DEGLACIATION IN CLIMATE
MODEL SIMULATIONS
Maisa Rojas, Fabrice Lambert, Patricio
Moreno, Ricardo De Pol-Holz
11:30 11:45
PALAEOCLIMATE CONNECTIONS IN THE
SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE: DISENTANGLING
THE ROLE OF ENSO AND SAM IN PAST FIRE
ACTIVITY
Michela Mariani, Michael-Shawn Fletcher
11:45 12:00
HYDRO-CLIMATIC CHANGES DURING THE
LAST FOUR CENTURIES IN THE PACIFIC
DOMAIN (37-42OS) OF THE NORTHERN
PATAGONIA REGION INFERRED FROM
STREAMFLOW RECONSTRUCTIONS
Ariel Muoz, Alvaro Gonzlez-Reyes,
Ignacio Mundo, Antonio Lara, Duncan
Christie, Carlos LeQuesne, Paulina Puchi,
Isabella Aguilera-Betti, Isadora Toledo,
David Sauchyn, Roco Urrutia, Ricardo
Villalba, Cristian Frene
12:00 12:15
12:15 12:30
12:30 - 14:00
14:00 - 17:00
Symposium 9
Auditorium: Ernesto Livacic, Science Faculty
BIOLOGICAL CONNECTIVITY IN ANTARCTICA
AND ACROSS THE SOUTHERN OCEAN
Organizers:
Peter Convey
Biodiversity and Adaptation Team, British
Antarctic Survey, Cambridge, UK
Elie Verleyen
Faculty of Sciences, Ghent University, Ghent,
Belgium
Claudio Gonzlez-Wevar
Departamento de Ciencias y Recursos
Naturales, Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad
de Magallanes and Instituto de Ecologa y
Biodiversidad (IEB), Chile
14:20 14:40
SOUTHERN OCEAN BACTERIOPLANKTON
DIVERSITY AND FUNCTION: EMERGING
TRENDS ACROSS ENVIRONMENTAL
GRADIENTS
Alison Murray
FRIDAY 22 JANUARY
14:00 14:20
A GONDWANAN ORIGIN OF SOUTHERN
HEMISPHERE LACUSTRINE MICROBIOMES?
Wim Vyverman
14:40 15:00
BIOGEOGRAPHICAL PATTERNS IN
SOUTHERN OCEAN GASTROPODS WITH
CONTRASTING DEVELOPMENTAL MODES
Claudio Gonzlez-Wevar, Angie Daz, Mathias
Hne, Sebastian Rosenfeld, Hamish Spencer,
Thomas Saucde, Andrs Mansilla,
Karin Gerard, Elie Poulin
15:00 15:20
DIVERSIFICATION OF THE SPINY
PLUNDERFISH HARPAGIFER IN THE
SOUTHERN OCEAN
Elie Poulin, Javier Naretto, Mathias Hne,
Sebastian Kraft, Thomas Saucde, Jean
Pierre Fral, Claudio Gonzlez-Wevar
15:30 16:00
16:00 16:20
A LONG-LIVED LIFE IN THE SOUTHERN
POLE: PHENOLOGY, DISTRIBUTION, AND
THERMAL LIMITS OF PAROCHLUS STEINENII
ACROSS THE SUB-ANTARCTIC AND THE
ANTARCTIC
Tamara Contador, James Kennedy, Melisa
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Gaan, Ricardo Rozzi, Javier Rendoll,
Gonzalo Arriagada
16:20 16:40
IS THE PRESENT-DAY DIVERSITY OF
SPRINGTAILS (COLLEMBOLA) IN THE
ROSS DEPENDENCY CONNECTED TO THE
COLLAPSE OF THE WESTERN ANTARCTIC
ICE SHEET (WAIS) 5MYA?
Ian Hogg, Gemma Collins, Clare Beet,
Kristi Bennett
FRIDAY 22 JANUARY
16:40 17:00
14:00 - 17:00
Symposium 10
Room: Edmundo Pisano, Science Faculty
FROM GONDWANA INTO THE TROPICS
Organizers:
Luis F. Hinojosa
Instituto de Ecologa y Biodiversidad (IEB)
and Departamento de Ciencias Ecolgicas,
Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad de Chile,
Santiago, Chile
M. Fernanda Prez
Departamento de Ecologa, Facultad de
Ciencias Biolgicas, Pontificia Universidad
Catlica and Instituto de Ecologa y
Biodiversidad (IEB), Santiago, Chile
14:00 14:20
FROM GONDWANA INTO THE TROPICS:
CLIMATIC NICHE EVOLUTION IN
NOTHOFAGACEAE
Luis F. Hinojosa, Aurora Gaxiola,
M. Fernanda Prez
14.20 14.40
PALEO AND NEO-ENDEMISM ALONG
THE DISTRIBUTION OF SPECIES BELONGING
TO THE NOTHOFAGACEAE FAMILY
Nataly Glade, Luis F. Hinojosa
14:40 15:00
PLANT BIOME EVOLUTION DURING THE
CENOZOIC FOR THE AMERICAS
Carlos Jaramillo
15:00 15:20
THE ORIGIN OF INTERCONTINENTAL
DISJUNCTIONS IN THE SOUTHERN
HEMISPHERE: INSIGHTS FROM THE PLANT
FAMILY BIGNONIACEAE
Lucia Lohmann
15:30 16:00 Refreshments Faculty Patio
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16:00 16:20
PHYLOGENY AND HISTORICAL
BIOGEOGRAPHY OF MYRTEAE
(MYRTACEAE)- WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE
TO CHILEAN SPECIES
Hernan Retamales, Rosa Scherson,
Tanya Scharaschkin
16:20 16:40
ORIGIN OF TROPICAL TRAITS IN THE NEW
ZEALAND FLORA
Matt McGlone, Robert Buitenwerf,
Sarah Richardson
16:40 17:00
SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE PLANT
DISPERSAL PATHS: EXAMPLES FROM
LAMIALES
Richard Olmstead, Patricia Lu-Irving,
John Chau
FRIDAY 22 JANUARY
14:00 - 17:00
Symposium 11
Room: David Moore, Science Faculty
COMPARATIVE FOREST ECOLOGY ACROSS
THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE
Organizers:
Aurora Gaxiola
Departamento de Ecologa, Facultad de
Ciencias Biolgicas, Pontificia Universidad
Catlica and Instituto de Ecologa y
Biodiversidad (IEB), Santiago, Chile
Christopher H. Lusk
Environmental Research Institute, University
of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand
14:00 14:20
TRAIT-MEDIATED PROCESSES IN THE
DYNAMICS OF SOUTHERN TEMPERATE
RAINFORESTS
Alvaro Gutierrez, Andres Holz, M. Fernanda
Prez, Jennifer Read, Aurora Gaxiola
14:20 14:40
TESTING FOR FUNCTIONAL CONVERGENCE
OF TEMPERATE RAINFOREST TREE
ASSEMBLAGES IN CHILE AND
NEW ZEALAND
Christopher H. Lusk, Mylthon Jimenez
Castillo, Roxana Aragon, Tomas Easdale,
Lourens Poorter, Luis F. Hinojosa,
Norm Mason
14:40 15:00
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15:00 15:20
SPINESCENCE IN THE NEW ZEALAND
FLORA: PARALLELS WITH AUSTRALIA
Kevin Burns
15:30 16:00 Refreshments Faculty Patio
16:00 16:20
FLORAL TRAITS SELECTED BY EUROPEAN
BUMBLEBEES (BOMBUS) IN SOUTHERN
LANDS: A COMPARISON AMONG SPECIES
AND REGIONS
Carolina Morales, Marina Strelin, Janice
Lord, Saul Cunningham, Jos Montalva, Joel
Armstrong, Jay Iwasaki, Lucas Garibaldi,
Marcelo Aizen, Gabriela Gleiser
FRIDAY 22 JANUARY
16:20 16:40
FACTORS CONTROLLING THE
ESTABLISHMENT AND GROWTH OF
INDIGENOUS TREES UNDER EXOTIC TREE
PLANTATIONS IN NEW ZEALAND AND CHILE
Aurora Gaxiola, Milagros Jimnez,
Adam Forbes
14:00 - 17:00
Symposium 12
Room: Calvin Heusser, Science Faculty
SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE FJORDS:
FROM PRESENT-DAY PROCESSES TO
PALAEOCLIMATE RECONSTRUCTION
Organizers:
Sebastien Bertrand
Renard Centre of Marine Geology,
Ghent University, Gent, Belgium
Christopher Moy
Geology Department, University of Otago,
Dunedin, New Zealand
14:00 14:20
14:20 14:40
SOURCES OF DISSOLVED SILICA TO
THE FJORDS OF NORTHERN PATAGONIA
(44-48S): THE IMPORTANCE OF VOLCANIC
ASH SOIL DISTRIBUTION AND WEATHERING
Elke Vandekerkhove, Sebastien Bertrand,
Brian Reid, Astrid Bartels, Bernard Charlier
14:40 15:00
DRIVERS OF SEDIMENTATION TRENDS
IN PATAGONIAN FJORDS DURING THE
ANTHROPOCENE EUTROPHICATION OR
CLIMATE CHANGE
Christoph Mayr, Guenter Foersterra,
Verena Haeussermann, Lorena Rebolledo
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15:00 15:20
SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE WESTERLY WIND
VARIABILITY OVER THE LAST TWO
MILLENNIA: INSIGHTS FROM NEW ZEALAND
FJORD SEDIMENTS
Jessica Hinojosa, Christopher Moy, Claudine
Stirling, Gary Wilson, Timothy Eglinton
15:30 16:00 Refreshments Faculty Patio
16:00 16:20
HOLOCENE VARIATIONS IN PRODUCTIVITY
ASSOCIATED WITH CHANGES IN GLACIER
ACTIVITY AND FRESHWATER FLUX IN THE
CENTRAL BASIN OF THE STRAIT OF
MAGELLAN
Claudia Aracena, Rolf Kilian, Carina Lange,
Sebastien Bertrand, Frank Lamy, Helge Arz,
Ricardo De Pol-Holz, Oscar Baeza,
Silvio Pantoja, Catherine Kissel
16:40 17:00
THE SEDIMENTARY RECORD OF
GLACIATIONS AND MOUNTAIN DENUDATION
ACCUMULATED IN THE FJORDS OF
PATAGONIA AND THE ANTARCTIC
PENINSULA
Rodrigo Fernandez, John Anderson, Rebecca
Minzoni, Julia Wellner, Bernard Hallet
18:00 20:00
FRIDAY 22 JANUARY
16:20 16:40
HIGH-RESOLUTION FJORD SEDIMENTARY
RECORDS OF HOLOCENE AND LATE GLACIAL
CLIMATE CHANGE FROM THE
SUBANTARCTIC AUCKLAND ISLANDS,
NEW ZEALAND
Greer Gilmer, Christopher Moy, Christina
Riesselman, Marcus Vandergoes, Geraldine
Jacobsen, Patricia Gadd
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08:50 09:00
Announcements
Faculty Patio
SATURDAY 23 JANUARY
09:00 - 12:30
Symposium 13
Auditorium: Ernesto Livacic, Science Faculty
HUMAN-CLIMATE INTERACTIONS FROM
GEOLOGICAL TO HISTORICAL TIME SCALES
IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE
Organizers:
Claudio Latorre
Departamento de Ecologa, Facultad
de Ciencias Biolgicas, Pontificia
Universidad Catlica and Instituto de
Ecologa y Biodiversidad (IEB),
Santiago, Chile
Janet Wilmshurst
Ecosystems and Global Change Team,
Landcare Research, Lincoln, New Zealand
09:00 09:20
HOLOCENE HUMAN-CLIMATE
INTERACTIONS: FLINDERS ISLAND,
AUSTRALIA AND MOUNT GORONGOSA,
CENTRAL MOZAMBIQUE
Dave McWethy, Simon Haberle, Felicitas
Hopf, David Bowman, Frank Neumann,
Franziska Steinbruch, Casey Ryan,
Verushka Valsecchi
09:20 09:40
COLONIZATION OF SOUTHERN PATAGONIA
BY HUMANS
Luis Borrero
09:40 10:00
HUMANS, CLIMATE, VEGETATION CHANGES
AND MEGAFAUNAL EXTINCTIONS AT THE
END OF THE PLEISTOCENE IN SOUTH
AMERICA: THE CASE OF SOUTHERN
PATAGONIA
Natalia Villavicencio, Emily Lindsey, Fabiana
Martin, Luis Borrero, Patricio Moreno,
Charles Marshall, Anthony Barnosky
10:00 10:20
FROM THE FIRST AMERICANS TO THE
AYMARA- HOW PAST CLIMATE CHANGE
INTERACTS WITH HUMAN SOCIETIES IN
NORTHERN CHILE
Claudio Latorre, Calogero Santoro, Paula
Ugalde, Eugenia Gayo, Mauricio Lima,
Ricardo De Pol-Holz
10:30 11:00
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11:00 11:20
DEMOGRAPHIC RESPONSES TO LATEST
QUATERNARY CLIMATE VARIABILITY IN THE
WESTERN ANDEAN SLOPE
Eugenia Gayo, Calogero Santoro,
Claudio Latorre
11:20 11:40
12:30 14:00
09:15 09:30
09:30 09:45
MARINE SPATIAL PLANNING USING
DECISION SUPPORT TOOLS: EXAMPLES
FROM CHILE AND ANTARCTICA
Javier Arata, Francisco Squeo,
Carlos Gaymer
09:45 10:00
ECOSYSTEM SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE
KELP MACROCYSTIS PYRIFERA:
A GLOBAL CONTEXT
Juan Canete
10:00 10:15
SATURDAY 23 JANUARY
09:00 09:15
10:15 10:30
EVIDENCES FOR MAASTRICHTIAN
ANTARCTIC-PATAGONIAN LANDBRIDGES:
FOSSILS, BIOGEOGRAPHY AND
PALEOCLIMATE
Marcelo Leppe, Wolfgang Stinnesbeck,
Eberhard Frey, Tnia Lindner Dutra, Toshiro
Jujihara, Leslie Manriquez, Edwin Gonzalez,
Viviana Lobos, Hctor Mansilla, Hector
Ortiz, Cristine Trevisan, Thiers Wilberger,
Paulina Briones, Alexander Vargas,
Sergio Soto
10:30 11:00
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SATURDAY 23 JANUARY
09:00 - 12:30
Symposium 14
Room: David Moore, Science Faculty
GONDWANA LESSONS FROM FINE-SCALE,
LONG-TERM BIRD VULNERABILITY STUDIES
Organizers:
Jaime Jimnez
Biological Sciences, University of North Texas,
Denton, Texas, USA Institute of Ecology and
Biodiversity (IEB) and Parque Etnobotnico
Omora, Universidad de Magallanes, Chile
Phoebe Barnard
South African National Biodiversity Institute,
University of Cape Town, Cape Town and
Department of Climate Change
BioAdaptation, FitzPatrick Institute of African
Ornithology, Cape Town, South Africa
09:00 09:20 THE AVIFAUNA OF CHILES NORTE CHICO
Douglas Kelt, Hernn Cofr, Cintia Cornelius,
Andrew Engilis, Jr., Julio Gutirrez, Pablo
Marquet, Rodrigo Medel, Peter Meserve,
Vernica Quirici, Horacio Samaniego,
Rodrigo Vsquez
09:20 09:40
FOREST BIRD POPULATION DYNAMICS IN
SPACE AND TIME: LESSONS FROM LONG
TERM MONITORING IN THE WORLDS
SOUTHERNMOST FORESTS
Jaime Jimnez, Francisco Fontrbel,
Ricardo Rozzi
09:40 10:00
ON THE EDGE: LONG-TERM AND LARGE-
SCALE DATA TO ESTIMATE VULNERABILITY
OF AFRICAS SOUTHERNMOST ENDEMICS
Phoebe Barnard, Alan Lee
10:00 10:20
BIRD POPULATIONS AS ENVIRONMENTAL
SENTINELS: LESSONS FROM DESERT
VALLEYS AND ESTUARINE WETLANDS
IN CHILE
Cristin Estades
10:30 11:00
11:00 11:20
LONG-TERM STUDIES IN A FURNARIID BIRD:
IS SOUTHERN PATAGONIA AN EXTREME
ENVIRONMENT?
Rodrigo Vsquez, Vernica Quirici,
John Wingfield
11:20 11:40
SONGBIRD MIGRATION AT
SOUTH-TEMPERATE LATITUDES:
LESSONS FROM THE NEW WORLD
Alex Jahn, Joaquin Cereghetti, Maggie
MacPherson, Jose Sarasola, Diego Tuero
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11:40 12:00
RECONSTRUCTION AND MODELING OF THE
GONDWANAN ORIGIN AND ADAPTIVE
HISTORY OF COCKATOOS: THE
COMPARATIVE FEEDING BEHAVIOR AND
ECOLOGY OF FOREST AND WOODLAND
RED-TAILED BLACK-COCKATOOS
Dominique G. Homberger
12:30 14:00
09:30 09:45
PAST FUEL MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
AT CENTRAL WESTERN PATAGONIAN
ENVIRONMENTS: ANTHRACOLOGY AT EL
CHUECO 1 SITE (11500-2500 CAL. BP)
Isabella Riquelme-Toro, Csar Mndez,
Isabelle Thry-Parisot
SATURDAY 23 JANUARY
09:15 09:30
AN OLDEST RECORD OF RETROPHYLLUM
RELATED LEAVES IN THE LATE CRETACEOUS
OF SOUTHERN CHILE (DOROTEA
FORMATION, MAGALLANES BASIN)
Tnia Dutra, Marcelo Leppe,
Thiers Wilberger
09:45 10:00
FIRST RESULTS OF THE HIGH-RESOLUTION
ANALYSIS OF PALAEOENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGES IN THE UPPER JURASSIC TO
LOWER CRETACEOUS IN CENTRAL CHILE
Sven Brysch, Hartmut Jger, Christian Soto
Salazar, Wolfgang Stinnesbeck
10:00 10:15
MONITORING CARBONATE SYSTEM
PARAMETERS IN COASTAL WATERS OF
CHILEAN PATAGONIA
Rodrigo Torres, Silvia Murcia, Ernesto Davis,
Patricio Manriquez, Emilio Alarcon,
Jos Luis Iriarte, Maximiliano Vergara,
Mximo Frangogpulos
10:15 10:30
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Jie Chang, Patricio Moreno,
James Shulmeister
10:30 11:00
SATURDAY 23 JANUARY
11:00 11:15
CONNECTIVITY AMONG POPULATIONS
OF MARINE MACROALGAE: THE
IMPORTANCE OF DISTANCE, INTERVENING
HABITAT, AND CURRENTS
Halley Durrant, Neville Barrett,
Melinda Coleman, Graham Edgar,
Christopher Burridge
11:15 11:30
11:30 11:45
LOCATING CENTRES OF PALAEO AND NEO
ENDEMISM BY VARYING THE
RANDOMISATION AND SPATIAL SCALE
Shawn Laffan, Joseph Miller, Nunzio Knerr,
Carlos Gonzlez-Orozco, Andrew Thornhill,
Brent Mishler
11:45 12:00
GEOGRAPHIC OCCURRENCES IN
BIOGEOGRAPHIC ANALYSES: AUTOMATED
TOOLS FOR DEALING WITH SAMPLING
BIASES, PROBLEMATIC COORDINATES AND
SPECIES-TO-AREA CLASSIFICATION
Alexander Zizka, Alexandre Antonelli
12:30 14:00
11:00 - 12:30
Contributed Papers Session 8
Room: Calvin Heusser, Science Faculty
ECOSYSTEM AND POPULATION ECOLOGY
Moderator: Francisco Squeo
11:00 11:15
SOIL PROPERTIES OF DEGRADED AND
NON-DEGRADED PEATLANDS IN SOUTH
AFRICA
Marvin Gabriel, Camelia Toader, Franziska
Faul, Niko Rokopf, Lulu Pretorius, Jutta
Zeitz
11:15 11:30
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COMMUNITIES OF ATACAMA DESERT
ALONG A RAINFALL GRADIENT
Francisco A. Squeo, Danny Carvajal, Cristian
Delpiano, Ornella Castillo, Andrea Loayza
11:30 11:45
EPIPHYTE-HOST COMMENSALISTIC
NETWORKS IN NEW ZEALAND AND
SOUTHERN CHILE: A SEARCH FOR GENERAL
TRENDS
Amanda Taylor, Alfredo Saldaa, Gerhard
Zotz, Catherine Kirby, Ivn Daz, Kevin Burns
11:45 12:00
DISTURBANCE REGIMES AND CARBON
STOCKS OF FITZROYA CUPRESSOIDES
FORESTS IN SOUTHERN CHILE
Carolina Ruiz, Mauro Gonzlez, Antonio
Lara, Juan-Carlos Aravena, Roco
Urrutia, Emilio Cuq
12:15 12:30
THE ECOLOGY OF THE TRIODIA-DOMINATED
HUMMOCK GRASSLANDS IN ARID AUSTRALIA
Glenda Wardle, Chris Dickman, Aaron
Greenville
12:30 14:00
SATURDAY 23 JANUARY
14:00 - 17:00
Symposium 15
Auditorium: Ernesto Livacic, Science Faculty
PLANT ADAPTATIONS AND INTERACTIONS
IN HABITUALLY COLD SOUTHERN
HEMISPHERE ENVIRONMENTS
Organizers:
Janice Lord
Department of Botany, University of Otago,
Dunedin, New Zealand
Mary T. K. Arroyo
Instituto de Ecologa y Biodiversidad (IEB)
and Departamento de Ciencias Ecolgicas,
Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad de Chile,
Santiago, Chile
14:00 14:20
THE IMPORTANCE OF FACILITATIVE
INTERACTIONS ON THE DIVERSITY OF
ALPINE PLANT COMMUNITIES
Lohengrin Cavieres
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EVIDENCE OF WIDESPREAD POLLINATION
MEDIATED FACILITATION IN SOUTH
ANDEAN PLANT COMMUNITIES BASED ON
POLLEN TRANSFER NETWORKS
Marcelo Aizen, Cristina Tur, Agustn Sez,
Anna Traveset
14:40 15:00
LEAF AND FLOWER HEATING IN COLD
CLIMATE PLANTS
Janice Lord, Lorna Little, Pernille Bronken
Eidesen, Eike Mller, Katharine Dickinson
SATURDAY 23 JANUARY
15:00 15:20
NO SINGLE PLANT BREEDING SYSTEM
AT HIGH ELEVATIONS - LIFE-FORM
CONSTRAINTS GET IN THE WAY:
RESULTS FROM THE ANDEAN GENUS
CHAETANTHERA
Josefina Cabezas, M. Fernanda Prez,
Mary T. K. Arroyo
15:30 16:00
16:00 16:20
16:20 16:40
WHY ARE MEDITERRANEAN TYPE
CLIMATE TREELINES DEPRESSED;
EVIDENCE FROM SOUTH AMERICA
Frida Piper, Alex Fajardo, Lohengrin
Cavieres, Jess Camarero, Juan Linares,
Benjamn Viegla
16:40 17:00
IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON
FREEZING SURVIVAL OF ALPINE PLANTS
Angela Sierra-Almeida, Claudia Reyes
Bahamonde, Lohengrin Cavieres
14:00 - 15:30
Contributed Papers Session 9
Room: Edmundo Pisano, Science Faculty
CONSERVATION BIOLOGY
Moderator: Jaime Jimnez
14:00 14:15
EFFECTS OF POWER PLANT EFFLUENTS ON
FISH FINGERLING DISTRIBUTION
SURROUNDING UPSTREAM TIDAL RIVER OF
THE LOWER GULF OF THAILAND
Sarawuth Chesoh
14:15 14:30
NEW METHODS FOR DEVELOPING
INDIGENOUS MARINE ECOSYSTEM MODELS
FOR CULTURAL KEYSTONE SPECIES
MANAGEMENT
Kimberley Maxwell, Alistair Dunn, Erica
Williams, Richard Arnold, Matthew Dunn
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14:30 14:45
NESTING BY THE SLENDER-BILLED
PARAKEET (ENICOGNATHUS
LEPTORHYNCHUS) IN SOUTHERN CHILE IN
CAVITIES OF A POTENTIALLY VANISHING
KEYSTONE RESOURCE: NOTHOFAGUS
OBLIQUA
Jaime Jimnez, Thomas White, Jr.
14:45 15:00
A SPATIO-ECOLOGICAL MODEL OF THE
MAIPO RIVER WATERSHED IN CENTRAL
CHILE: A POTENTIAL CONSERVATION POLICY
TOOL
Shaw Lacy, Pablo Marquet, Francisco Meza
15:00 15:15
CLASSIFICATION OF ORGANIC SUBSTRATES
FORMING MIRE ECOSYSTEMS IN THE
REGION OF AYSN-CHILEAN PATAGONIA:
A TOOL FOR THEIR RECOGNITION,
ASSESSMENT AND PROTECTION
Ana Carolina Rodrguez, Jutta Zeitz
THE ROLE OF TORRES DEL PAINE NATIONAL
PARK MANAGEMENT FOR CONSERVATION
AND SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
Juliana Torres, Germaynee Vela-Ruiz,
Fiorella Repetto, Jose Cabello
15:30 16:00
14:00 - 17:00
Symposium 16
Room: David Moore, Science Faculty
PEAT DEPOSITS IN SOUTHERN HIGH
LATITUDES: INTEGRATORS OF PAST
CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES
Organizers:
Franois De Vleeschouwer
EcoLab, Laboratoire Ecologie Fonctionnelle
Environnement, CNRS, Auzeville tolosane,
France
Zicheng Yu
Department of Earth and Environmental
Sciences Lehigh University, Bethlehem, USA
Patricio Moreno
Instituto de Ecologa y Biodiversidad (IEB)
and Departamento de Ciencias Ecolgicas,
Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile
SATURDAY 23 JANUARY
15:15 15:30
14:00 14:20
PALAEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES IN
FUEGO-PATAGONIA DURING THE
LATE-GLACIAL AND THE HOLOCENE:
IMPLICATIONS FOR FOREST
ESTABLISHMENT AND CLIMATIC INFERENCES
Robert McCulloch, Claudia Mansilla,
Flavia Morello
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FUEGIAN PEATLANDS: RECORDERS OF
HOLOCENE ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
Franois De Vleeschouwer, Heleen
Vanneste, Sebastien Bertrand, Natalia
Piotrowska, Andrea Coronato, Tom Roland,
Clemens Von Scheffer, TEAM PARAD
SATURDAY 23 JANUARY
14:40 15:00
LATE QUATERNARY CHANGES IN THE
WESTERLY WINDS OVER THE SOUTHERN
OCEAN A PROGRESS REPORT
Dominic Hodgson, Steve Roberts, Bianca
Perren, Krystyna Saunders, Elie Verleyen,
Wim Vyverman, Wim Van Nieuwenhuyze,
Louise Sime
15:00 15:20
LATE HOLOCENE SHIFTS IN THE
LATITUDINAL POSITION OF THE SOUTHERN
WESTERLY WINDS RECORDED IN PEAT
BOGS IN TIERRA DEL FUEGO
Dmitri Mauquoy, Paul Hughes, Simon Van
Bellen, Tom Roland, Tim Daley, Neil Loader,
Vernica Pancotto, Franois De Vleeschouwer,
Richard Payne, Alayne Street-Perrott
15:30 16:00
16:00 16:20
LATE-HOLOCENE ECOSYSTEM HISTORY OF
TWO CONTRASTING MOSS PEATBANKS ON
LITCHFIELD ISLAND, WESTERN ANTARCTIC
PENINSULA
Jonathan Stelling, Zicheng Yu, David
Beilman, Julie Loisel
16:20 16:40
DYNAMICS OF PEAT-FORMING
ECOSYSTEMS DURING THE LATE HOLOCENE
ON THE WESTERN ANTARCTIC PENINSULA
Zicheng Yu, Julie Loisel, David Beilman
14:00 - 15:30
Workshop
Room: Calvin Heusser, Science Faculty
RESOURCES BOTTLENECKS EXACERBATE
GONDWANA SPECIES VULNERABILITY TO
CLIMATE CHANGE
Organizers:
Phoebe Barnard
South African National Biodiversity Institute,
University of Cape Town, Cape Town and
Department of Climate Change
BioAdaptation, FitzPatrick Institute of African
Ornithology, Cape Town, South Africa
Martine Maron
School of Geography, Planning and
Environmental Management, University of
Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
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16:00 - 17:00
Contributed Papers Session 10
Room: Edmundo Pisano, Science Faculty
BIOGEOGRAPHY AND PHYLOGENETICS
Moderator: Eduardo Palma
16:00 16:15
COLOR POLYMORPHISM ON SELKIRKIELLA
SPIDERS (THERIDIIDAE) FROM THE JUAN
FERNNDEZ ARCHIPELAGO AND THE
VALDIVIAN TEMPERATE RAINFOREST
Darko Cotoras, David Lindberg,
Rosemary Gillespie
16:15 16:30
A PROMISCUOUS BUNCH: USING NEXT
GEN DATA TO ASSESS SPECIES LIMITS IN
THE LIOLAEMUS FITZINGERII SPECIES
GROUP
Jared Grummer, Mariana Morando, Luciano
Avila, Jack Sites, Adam Leach
16:45 17:00
LOCAL ADAPTATION IN THE HUMBOLDT
CURRENT SYSTEM: GENOMIC EVIDENCES IN
THE TUNICATE PYURA CHILENSIS
Nicols Segovia, Natalia Muoz-Herrera,
Elie Poulin, Christian Gallardo-Escrate,
Pilar Haye
SATURDAY 23 JANUARY
16:30 16:45
GENETIC VARIABILITY OF ABROTHRIX
OLIVACEA (RODENTIA) IN A HOTSPOT OF
BIODIVERSITY IN SOUTHERN CHILE
Eduardo Palma, Paulo Zepeda, Enrique
Rodrguez-Serrano, Fernando Torres-Prez,
Juan Luis Celis
16:00 - 17:00
Contributed Papers Session 11
Room: Calvin Heusser, Science Faculty
ECOSYSTEM AND POPULATION ECOLOGY
Moderator: Sylvain Faugeron
16:00 16:15
HOW SHORT KELP DISPERSAL IS? AND
WHAT ECOLOGICAL AND EVOLUTIONARY
CONSEQUENCES HAS IT?
Sylvain Faugeron, Fernanda Araujo,
Christophe Destombe, Florence Tellier,
Myriam Valero, David Vliz
16:15 16:30
ROCK EATING FUNGI: BIOGENIC
WEATHERING IN TEMPERATE RAINFOREST
ECOSYSTEMS OF SOUTHERN CHILE
Csar Marn, Annika Dechne, Roberto
Godoy, Jens Boy
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16:30 16:45
HOW DO ECTOMYCORRHIZAL FUNGI AND
SOIL ENZYMES RESPOND TO ALTITUDE IN
NOTHOFAGUS PUMILIO FOREST?
Camille Truong, Luciano Gabbarini, Alicia
Moretto, Alija Mujic, Julio Escobar,
Matthew Smith
16:45- 17:00
ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF CLUSTER
ROOTS FUNCTIONING, A RADICULAR
ADAPTATION OF EMBOTHRIUM COCCINEUM
(PROTEACEAE), ON YOUNG VOLCANIC SOILS
IN SOUTHERN SOUTH AMERICA
Alejandra Ziga-Feest, Mabel Delgado,
Andrea Avila, Frida Piper, Susana Valle,
Oscar Martnez
SATURDAY 23 JANUARY
20:00 - 23:00
Conference Dinner
El Galpn del Estrecho Farm Ranch
Kilometer 35 South, Punta Arenas
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Rodriguez, Juan Pablo: Instituto de Ecologa y Biodiversidad
(IEB), Universidad de Magallanes, Punta Arenas, Chile. jprp_2@
hotmail.cl
Rodrguez-Serrano, Enrique: Zoologa, Universidad de
Concepcin, Concepcin, Chile. erodriguezs@gmail.com
Rojas, Maisa: Department of Geophysics, FCFM, University of
Chile, Santiago, Chile. maisa@dgf.uchile.cl
Rojas, Moises: Laboratorio de Dendrocronologa y Cambio
Global, Facultad de Ciencias Forestales y Recursos Naturales,
Universidad Austral de Chile, Valdivia, Chile. moisesrojas666@
gmail.com
Rojas, Roke: Laboratorio de Ecofisiologa para la Conservacin
de Bosques (LECOB), Facultad de Ciencias Forestales y Recursos
Naturales, Universidad Austral de Chile, Valdivia, Chile.
rokerojas@gmail.com
Roland, Tom: Geography, University of Exeter, Exeter, United
Kingdom. T.P.Roland@exeter.ac.uk
Rolando, Carol: Forest Systems, Scion, New Zealand.
carol.rolando@scionresearch.com
Romn, Mara Jos: Depto. de Silvicultura y Conservacin de la
Naturaleza, Facultad de Ciencias Forestales y Conservacin de
la Naturaleza, Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile.
mromanayo@gmail.com
Roque-Marca, Natalio: Departamento de Biologa, Universidad
de La Serena and Instituto de Ecologa y Biodiversidad (IEB), La
Serena, Chile. natalio.roquem@gmail.com
Rosenfeld, Sebastin: Departamento de Ciencias y Recursos
Naturales, Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad de Magallanes,
Punta Arenas, Chile. s86r7s5@gmail.com
Rokopf, Niko: Soil Science and Site Science, Life Science,
Humboldt-Universitt zu Berlin, Berlin, Germany.
niko.rosskopf@agrar.hu-berlin.de
Rosqvist, Gunhild: Physical Geography, Stockholm University,
Stockholm, Sweden, gunhild.rosqvist@natgeo.su.se
Rozas, Vicente: Departamento de Ciencias Agroforestales,
Universidad de Valladolid, Soria, Spain. vicenterozas@gmail.com
Rozzi, Ricardo: Chile, Department of Philosophy, University of
North Texas, Denton, USA, Universidad de Magallanes and
Institute of Ecology and Biodiversity (IEB), Punta Arenas, Chile.
ricardo.rozzi@unt.edu
Ruiz, Carolina: Instituto de Conservacin, Biodiversidad y
Territorio, Ciencias Forestales Recursos Naturales, Universidad
Austral de Chile, Valdivia, Chile. caroruizgomez@gmail.com
Ruiz, Johana: Universidad de Magallanes, Punta Arenas, Chile.
johanits@gmail.com
Russell, James: School of Biological Sciences, University of
Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand. j.russell@auckland.ac.nz
Ruzzante, Daniel: Biology, Dalhousie University, Halifax,
Canada. daniel.ruzzante@dal.ca
Ryan, Casey: School of Geosciences, University of Edinburgh,
Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom. casey.ryan@ed.ac.uk
Sabbe, Koen: Biology, Sciences, Ghent University, Gent,
Belgium. koen.sabbe@ugent.be
Sez, Agustn: Laboratorio ECOTONO-INIBIOMA, Centro
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Segarra-Moragues, Jose Gabriel: Facultad de Ciencias
Biolgicas, Universidad de Valencia, Valencia, Spain.
J.Gabriel.Segarra@uv.es
Segovia, Nicols: Departamento de Ciencias Ecolgicas,
Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad de Chile, Instituto de Ecologa
y Biodiversidad (IEB), Santiago, Chile. nsegoviac@gmail.com
Segovia, Ricardo: Departamento de Ecologa, Ciencias
Biolgicas, Pontificia Universidad Catlica de Chile, Santiago,
Chile. segovia@ug.uchile.cl
Sena, Guilherme: Ecology, University of Brasilia, Brasilia, Brazil.
sena.vg@hotmail.com
Shaw, Blanka: Duke Herbarium, Duke University, blanka@duke.edu
Sheppard, Paul: Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research, The
University of Arizona, Tucson, USA. sheppard@ltrr.arizona.edu
Shulmeister, James: School of Geography, Planning and
Environmental Management, Faculty of Science, University of
Queensland, Brisbane, Australia. james.shulmeister@uq.edu.au
Siani, Giuseppe: UMR 8148 CNRS, Universit Paris-Sud 11,
Orsay, France. giuseppe.siani@u-psud.fr
Sibold, Jason: Department of Anthropology, Colorado State
University, Fort Collins, USA. jason.sibold@colostate.edu
Sierra-Almeida, Angela: Departamento de Botnica, Facultad
de Ciencias Naturales y Oceanogrficas, Universidad de
Concepcin, Concepcin, Chile. angelasierra@udec.cl
Silander Jr, John: Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, University of
Connecticut, Storrs, USA. john.silander@uconn.edu
Silva, Wladimir: Ecology, Instituto de Ecologa y Biodiversidad
(IEB), Santiago, Chile. wasilvab@gmail.com
Simberloff, Dan: EEB, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA.
tebo@utk.edu
Sime, Louise: Palaeo Environments, Ice Sheets and Climate
Change, British Antarctic Survey, Cambridge, United Kingdom.
lsim@bas.ac.uk
Simi, Enzo: Ciencias Ecolgicas, Ciencias, Universidad de Chile,
Santiago, Chile. eisl_tix@hotmail.com
Sites, Jack: Biology, Brigham Young University, Provo, USA.
jack_sites@byu.edu
Skrip, Megan: Natural Resources Science, University of Rhode
Island, Kingston, USA. megan_skrip@my.uri.edu
Slingsby, Jasper: Fynbos Node, South African Environmental
Observation Network, South Africa. jasper@saeon.ac.za
Smith, Matthew: Plant Pathology, University of Florida,
Gainesville, USA. trufflesmith@ufl.edu
Smith Wellner, Julia: Department of Earth and Atmospheric
Sciences, University of Houston, Houston, USA.
jswellne@Central.UH.EDU
Smouse, Peter: Department of Ecology, Evolution & Natural
Resources, School of Environmental & Biological Sciences,
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, USA.
smouse@AESOP.Rutgers.edu
Solano-Iguaran, Jaiber J: Magister en Ciencias Mencin
Gentica, Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad Austral de Chile,
Valdivia, Chile. jaiber.solano.i@gmail.com
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