Ontogeny of Physiological Regulatory Mechanisms: Fitting into the Environment

Symposium organized by Carl L. Reiber

Thursday Jan. 8th

1:00 PM	Carl Reiber	Introduction to the first session of the symposium "Ontogeny of physiological regulatory mechanisms: Fitting into the environment"
1:10 PM	Carl Reiber	Regulatory patterns in developing animals: the heart - perfusion on demand.
1:30 PM	Steve Roberts	Developmental and fitness consequences of natural heat stress and Hsp70 expression in Drosophila
2:00 PM	Jon Harrison	Ontogeny of Respiratory Function in grasshoppers: Does Gas Exchange Become More Challenging for Larger Insects?
2:30 PM	Nora Terwilliger	Developmental regulation of oxygen transport proteins in arthropods: Adjusting to changing demands.

Thursday Jan. 8th

8:00 AM	Steve Roberts	Introduction to the second session of the symposium "Ontogeny of physiological regulatory mechanisms: Fitting into the environment"
8:05 AM	S. Varsamos	"Fitted to fit: Ontogeny of osmoregulation in fish"
8:30 AM	Warren Burggren	Environmental influences on developmental programs for metabolism, circulation and respiration
9:00 AM	Brian Bagatto	Development of cardiovascular regulation in the lamprey: the challenges of a primitive vertebrate.
9:30 AM	Erica Crespi	Corticotropin-releasing hormone regulates locomotion and foraging behaviors in spadefoot toad Spea hammondii tadpoles and juveniles
10:30 AM	Steve Roberts	Concluding remarks and discussion