Monday

March 26, 2012

6:00 - 8:00 AM BREAKFAST ESPRESSO BAR - Hotel Lobbv
7:00AM STUDENT BREAKFAST (STUDENTS ONLYl fEAST ROOM)
8:00- 8:55 AM PLENARY: THE ENVI RONMENTAL COSTS OF FOOD PRODUCTION
Ray Hil born (U n iversity of Washington)
C our t v ar d Ba llroom
ROOM FEDERAL SUPERI OR MUNlCl PAL NORTH ROOM
SESSION TITLE ACIDIFI CATION GEODUCKS SHELLFI SH DISEASES AND CONTRfBUTED
George Waldbusser Brent Vadapolos and HEALTH MANAGEMENT J ohn Sca r pa
Joth Davi s Car ol vn Fr iedman an d Ralph El ston
9:00AM CHANGING OCEAN CHEMISTRY: THE A QUACULTUREAND P1SHER[ESFOR SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OFTH EOYSTER HELPING THE FLOR[DA CLAM
EFFECTSOF OCEAN ACIDIFlCAT[ON GEODUCK CLAMS( PA NOPEA O STREA EDULIS PARASITESBONAMIA INDUSTRY SURVIVE THESUMMER
Dickson GENEROSA) ON THE W EST COAST OF OSrREAE AND BONAMIA EXIT/OSA IN L1oreda*, Krebs, Sca r pa , Stur mer,
NO RTH A MERICA GALI CIA (NW SPAI N) AND INFECTION Baker
Davi s and V ado pal as DYNAMICSTHROUGH OYSTERON-
GROWING
Rami lo, G onzales, Car ballal ,
Darri ba, A bo llo, Vi l lalba
9:15 AM PHYLOGENY OF LI VING SPECIESOF SENTINELSON DUTY: CAN RIBBED HARD CLAM W ALKING: A CTIVE
GEODUCK CLAM PANOPf.. "A MUSSELS(GEUKENSIA DEM/SSA) LOCOMOTION OF A DULT M ERCENARIA
( BI VAL VIA: H IATELLIDAE) RELI ABLY MONITOR P ERKI NSUS sr >. MERCENARIA ( LINNE. 1758) AT THE
L EYVA *, C RUZ, ALVARI-:Z, ABUNDANCE IN DELAWARE BAY'? SEDIMENT SURFACE
VADOPALAS, CORREA, ROJAS, Lopez- Dua rte, W enczel , B urt, T ettel bach , Europe, Rodgers
LL UOI Scarpa, Paterno, Bushek
9:30AM D ECOUPLINGCO- VARYINGCHEMICAL GROWTH AND FEEDING RATES A N ASSESSMENT OFTHEONGO[NG ECOLOGY OFCLAM BEDSW[TH
EFFECTSON LARVAL SHELLFISH EXHIBITED BY GEODUCK CLA M [MPACT OFTHEPATHOGEN B a NAA/fA DIFFERENT HYDRAULI C DREDGING
H al es, Waldbusser , Vance , G i menez L ARVAE(PANOPEA GLOBOSA) IN THE OSTREAE IN THE EUROPEAN FLAT HISTORIES
LABORATORY OYSTER OSTREA [DULlS AT TWOSITES Goldberg, M ercal do-Allen, C l ar k,
ferrei ra -Arrieta*, C arcia- WITH DIFFERENT HISTORIESOF Kuropat , Rose
Esq u i vel , Gonzales-Gomez, EXPOSURE
Valenzuel la-Espi noza Fla n nery* , L ynch, Car l sson, C r oss,
Cull oty
9:45 AM ECOREGION VARIATION IN CARBON GROWTH AND BURROWING RA TES PATCHINESSOF DERMO ( PERKI NSUS K EY HABI TAT FACTORSSTRUCTURING
CHEMISTRY: IMPLICATIONSFOR OF EARLY GEODUCK CLAM SPAT M AR/NUS) DISEASE roc: IN THE CLAM COMMUNITI ESIN TI LLAMOOK
SHELLFISH OCEAN ACIDIFICATION (PANOPEA Spp) UNDER ARANSAS-COPANO, T EXAS ESTUAR[NE BAY, ORGEON, USA
EXPERIMENTS L ABORATORY COND[TI ONS SYSTEM GaUehe r , D' Andr ea, Hutmach er,
McEl ha ny and Busc h Garcia-Esq uivel an d Tap ia s- Pollack, Ray, Lebre t on, Bl omber g, Ri edl ecker
Morales Ri kard
M onday
March 26, 2012
SESSION T ITLE ACIDIFI CATION GEODUCKS SHELLFISH DISEASES AND CONT RIB UTED
Ge orge Wal d busser Bre nt V ada po l os and HEALTH MANAGEMENT Jo hn Scar pa
J oth Davi s C ar ol y n Fr ied man and Ralph Elsto n
10:00 AM DETECTION OF pH SHIFTSIN THE SOUTH SIGNSOF EXTRAORDI NARY TEX AS' 20 1I BUMPERO YSTERSET REPRODUCTIVE BI OLOGY OF THE
SLOUGH ESTUARY (OREGON, US A): MORTALITY OF GEODUCK CLAMS JEOPARDIZED BY PROLONGED CARPET SHELL CLAM, TAPES
POTENTI AL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN (PANOPEA GENEROSA) AT SITES IN DROUGHT DCCUSSATUS, FROM EGYPTIAN
RESPIRATION, NET ECOSYSTEM PUGET SOUND, W ASHINGTON Ra)', Po ll ack , C ul ber ts on, K alke COASTAL W ATERS
METABOLI SM, AND CHANGING Sizemor e and Even i ngso ng EI-Wazzan, A bbas, A bde l Razck,
CARBONATECHEMISTRY Ragaii
Rumrill and H elms
10: 15 AM W ATERCHEMISTRY, LARVAL OYSTERS, STATUSOF THEGEODUCK CLAM, CONTINUAL MONITORING FORTHE M ORPHOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS,
ANDOCEAN ACIDIFICATION IN A PANOPEA GLOBOSA AND P. PARASITE BONAMIA IN OYSTERSAND LARVAL DI ETAND POST-
COMPLEX, URBANIZED ESTUARY ( PUGET GENEROSA ( BIVALVIA: ASSOCIATED BIVALVESIN THE FLORIDA METAMORPHIC SURVIVORSHI I) AND
SOUND, W ASHINGTON) HIATELLl DAE) FISHERIES, BIOLOGY I NDIAN RIVER LAGOON FEEDI NG IN HIE ATLANTIC
A l i n, A ll en, Suh r bi er , Davi s, Feely, AND ECOLOGY INNORTHWEST Laramore, K r ebs, M iller SU PI' ERSNAlL, CREP/DULA FORNICATA
Newto n, Devol, Sab i ne, Pea bo dy, M EXICO Padi l l a, Sh um way , McCann,
H al es, Eudeli ne, C heney, Krembs Ara eon-Ncicea H eupel , H ol ohan, W ard
10:30 - 11:00 MORNI NG BREAK
SESSION TITLE ACIDIFI CATION GEOI)UCKS SHEL L FI SH DI SEASES AND CONTRIB UTED
George W al d busser B re nt Vad apo los HEALTH MANAGEMENT J oseph Pi t ula
and Jot h Davi s Car ol yn Fr i edman and Ral p h Elsto n
I I :OOAM CONSEQUENCESOF OCEAN NOVEL L ARVAL T RAI' I'I NG COM I'ARI SON OFTHE HEALHI STATUS COMMUNITY SUPPORTED
ACIDI FICATION FOR NORTH ATLANTIC TECHNIQUE I NDICATES I MPORTANCE OF THECOMMON COCKLE AQ UACULTURE: I NVESTING IN THE
LARVAL BIVALVES OF RAREEVENTSD RIVI NG CERA STODERMA EDULE AT TWO SITESIN FUTUREOF LOCAL SHELLFISHFARMS
Coble r and T almage CONNECTIVITY OFGEODUCK CLAMS SOUTHERN I RELAND C oncepci on li nd Cetch is
IN PUGENT SOUND, W ASHINGTON Morgan* , L y nc h, O ' Rlor dan, C ull oty
Becker, Behr ens, Henzl er ,
Hoaglund, She vali er, Lemay,
Staggers, Brokenshire
II:I SAM OCEAN LOW-OXYGEN ZONESAND OCEAN AG E AND GROWTHOF PANGPEA A JOURNEY TOWARDSMOLECULAR USING NOVEL GROWTH MEDIA TO
ACIDIFICATION: HOW ARETHEY GLOBOSA ( BIVALVIA: HIATELLI DAE) DIAGNOSTICS FORAN UNCLASSIFIAll LE CONTROL BlOFOULl NG AND SHELL
CONNECTED AND WHAT DOESIT MEAN? OFFSONORA, M EXICO INTRACELLULAR MICIWCELL PARASITE DEFORMITIES IN SUSPENDED CULTURE
C han, Bart h, M enge, H al es C or tez- L ucer o* and Arago n- OF PACIFIC OYSTERS( CRASSOSTREA OF BIVALVES IN BRITISH COL UMBIA,
Nor iega GIGAS) , MIKROCYTOS MACKINI CANADA
Abbo tt, G il more, L ow e, Meyer , Marsha ll * and Dun ha m
Bower
Monday
March 26, 2012
SESSION TITLE ACIDIFICATION GEODUCKS SHELLFISH DISEASES AND CONTRIll UTED
Ge or ge W aldbusser Brent Vadapolos HEALTH MANAGEMENT Joseph Pitula
and Joth Da vis Carol v n Friedman and Raluh Elst on
11:30 AM CONTINENTAL SHELF LOW pH AND COMPARISON OF REPRODUCTIVE DIFFERING SUSCEPTIBILITY TO EVALUATINGTHEPRODUCTIVITY
OXYGEN CONDITIONS: I MPLICATIONS CYCLEOF THEGEODUCK CLAM, COMMENSALS AND POTENTIAL AND COST BENEFIT OF HIGH
FORM YTILUS CALIFORNIANUS AND PANOPA GLOBOSA AND P. I'ATHOGENSCOULD GI VE M I7"ILUS PRESSUREW ATER T REATMENT
D OR n 1:.. ' UT/-IIS OPALSCENS EARLY GENEROSA ( BI VALVIA: GALLOPROVINCIALIS AN ADVANTAGE REGIMESON CiONA INTESl1 NAUS
DEVELOPMENT HIATELLI DAE) IN NORTHWEST OVERMYTILUS EDULIS I NFESTED M USSEL SOCKSON PRINCE
Fried er* , Navar r o, Martz, L evin M EXI CO L y nch, Mor gan, Hegarty, G al vin, EDWARD ISLAND
Perez-Val enci a" and Aragon- C uUoty Davidson* , Landry, Johnson,
Norieaa D uncan
11:45 AM EFFECTSOFOCEAN ACIDIFICATION ON GENETIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL CONSERVATION OF THE NATIVE HYBRIDOYSTER(CR ASSOSTREA
EMBRYO, LARVAE, AND JUVENI LE VARIATION OF PANOPEA CLAMS IN EUROPEAN OYSTEROs rREiI [ DULlS HONGKONGENSIS ~ x CR ASSOSTREA
SURVI VAL OF REDKI NGCRAB THE NORTHEAST PACI FIC THROUGHCONTROL OF ITS MAIN ARIAKENSIS 0) AS AN AQUACULTURE
(PARALITHODES CAIl-rrSCHATlCUS ) AND Rocha-Olivares, Su arez-Moo, PATHOGEN BONAMIA OSTREAE CANDIDATEFOR NORTHERNCHI NA
T ANNERCRAB (CHIONOECETES BAIRD/) C al de r on- Agu i ler a, Arago n- C ulloty, Fl annery, L y nc h, Darmody, H ue " and Wang
Foy, Long, Swi ney Nor i ega, Reyes-Bonilla, Nol an, McGonigle, Car l sso n
V adona la s Fernand ez de Lara
12:00 NOON 100 DAYSIN HOT WATER, TAL ESFROM A M ICROSATELLITEPARENTAGE ROLEOFANTII310 Tl C PRODUCTION ON OURUNDERSTANDING OF H I E
SIXTH INSTAR DUNGENESSCRAll ASSIGNMENT INDICATESHIGH THE ['Ro mOTICACTIVITY OF DISTRII3UTION, AllUNDANCE, AND
(CA NCER MAGISTER) , OCEAN VARIANCE IN REPRODUCTIVE PHA EOBACTER SP. S4 AGAI NST TRANSPORTOF BIVALVE LARVAE IS
ACIDIFICATION I MPACTSON EARLY SUCCESS AND DECREASED GENETIC BACTERIAL PATHOGENSOF OYSTERS LI MITED DUETOTHEI RSMAL L SIZE,
JUVENILESTAGES DIVERSITY IN CULTURED GEODUCK, Kar-im", Dao, Zhao, Rowley, Nelson, THE SIMI LARITY BETWEEN SPECIES,
M iller* PANOPEA GENEROSA Go mez-Ch i ar r i AND LACK OF A LOW-COST
St raus* , vadopatas, Dav is, AUTOMATED APPROACH FOR IDEN
Friedman Goodwi n* , Nor t h, Thompson
12:15 PM EXTENDED L ARVAL CARRY OVER GROWTH AND MATURATION IN DISTRIBUTION AND V ARIABILITY OF POPULATION AND MIDDEN
EFFECTS: SYNERGISMSFROM A TRIPLOID GEODUCKS BONAMIA EXIT/OSA IN FLAT O YSTER ASSESSMENT OF QUEEN CONCH,
STRESSFUL BENTHIC EXISTENCEIN Davis, V adopal as, Su hr bi er , O STREA EDULIS POPULATIONSIN LOBATUS GIGAS, IN SOUTHERN
JUVENI LEOLYI' vI I>IA OY STERS Cheney, Middleton, H udson, EUROPE ELEUTHERA, THE BA HAMAS
Hettinger* , Sanford, Gay lord, Hill, Rasmussen, Kuehl, Friedman Arzul, Aran guren, Arcangeli, Cash * and W alton
Russell Chesslctt, Couraleau, Engelsrna,
Fi gu eras, G ar ci a, Geohegan,
Maguaboscc, David
12:30 - 1:30PM LUNCH BREAK
Mond ay
March 26, 2012
SESSION TITLE ACIDIFI CATlON GEODUCKS SHELLFISH DISEASES AND CONTRIIl UTE D
George Waldbusser Brent Vadapolos and HEALTH MANAGEME NT J oseph Pitula
J oth Davis Carolvn Friedman and Ra loh Elston
1:30 PM A MECHANISM FOR THESENSITIVITY OF H UMAN PERCEPTI ONS AND I NTERACTIONS BETWEEN O STREA T OTAL LI PID CONTENT AND FATTY
LA RVAL OYSTERCALCIFICATION TO A TTITUDES REGARDING G EODUCK IJUUS GA LECTIN (DE-G AL) AND THE ACID PROFI LES I N THE NOBLE
AMBI ENT SEAWATER CARBONATE A QUACULTURE IN PUGET SOUND, PROTOZOAN PARA SITE BONAMIA SCALLOPSC flUMYS NOBIUS RELATED
CHEMISTRY W ASHINGTON: A Q-METHOD OSTREAE TO SHELL COLORS
Brunner", Vance, Ha les, Haley, Prahl, A pPROACH Prado-Alvarez, Chollet, Fau ry, Liu", Zh eng, Wang, Sun
Wa ldbu sser Rud ell* and Miller Robert, Morga, Ibara, Lupo,
Rebault, Arzul
1:45 PM FINDING THE PHYSIOLOGICAL LIMIT OF M ULTIVARIATE STATI STI CS REVEAL HARD CLAM RELOCAT IONSTO MITIGATE TH E FUNCTIONAL GENETICS OF
EX POSURE TO OCEAN A CIDIFICATI ON SEASONAL PATTERNS IN PACI FIC QPX DISEASE SEVERITY WITHIN AN OSMOREGULATI ON IN CRASS OSTREA
AND H EAT STRESS IN HI E PACIFIC G EODUCK ( PANOPEA GENEROSA) ENZOOTIC ESTUA RY VIRGIN/GA EXAMINED USING
OYSTER D ISEASE IN THE PACIFIC Dahl " and Allam EXPERIMENTA L AND POPULATION
Timmins-Schiffman*, Roberts, N ORHIWEST GENETIC APPROACHES
Fr iedman Dorfmeier *, Vadopalas, Eierman* and Hare
Fr iedman, St renge, Elston,
Freii er , Olde n
2:00 PM T EMPERATURE AND pH AS DRIVERSOF EFFECTSOF PREDATOR EXCLUSION M IKROCYTOS- L1KE PROTOZOANS AND CHARA CTERIZATION OF PEARL
OYSTER LA RVAL SURVIVAL OVER 50 STRUCTURESAS AGENTS OF THE SHELLFISH D ONAX TRUNCULUS OYSTER, PINCTADA MARTENSII
YEARSOF FIELD DATA ECOLOGICAL DISTURBANCE TO M ORTALI TY EVENTS IN FRANCE MANTLE TRANSCRIPTOME USING 454
Ruesink, Trimb le, Sarich INFAUNAL COMMUN ITIES IN Ga rcia, Arzul, Ju ly, Guichard, PYROSEQUENCING
GEODUCK CLAM AQUACU LTURE ChoUet, Omncs, Hnuud , Robert, Wang
PLOTS IN SOUTHERN PUGH SOUND, Lupo, Frnnceis
W ASHINGTON, U SA
VanBlaricom, Galloway, McPeek,
Price, Corde ll, Dethier,
Armst rong, McJ)onald
2: 15 PM A SSESSING THE EFFECTSOF W ATER NEKTON, NETS, AND TUBES: D ENMAN I SLAND DISEASE IN TR ANS-SPLI CING ELEMENTS IN
T REATMENTS ON L ARVAL OYSTER (c. MACROFAUNA RESPONSETO K UMAMOTO OYSTERS: I MPACT AND PERKINSUS MARI NUS
GIGAS) GROWTH AND SURVI VAL IN A INTERTI DAL GEODUCK M ANAGEMENT Pitula
PRODUCTION HATCHERY SEH ING AQUACULTURE OPERATIONS IN Elston, Moore, Abbott
Eudcllne and Schaffnit PUGET SOUND, W ASHINGTON USA
McDona ld, Stevick, Galloway,
McPeek, Armstrong,
VanBlar icom
Monday
March 26, 2012
SESSION TITLE ACIDIFICATION GEODUCKS SflE LLFISH DISEASES AND CONTRIBUTED
Geor ge W al dbusser Br ent Vada pol os and HEALTfI MANAGEMENT Joseph Pi t u l a
J oth Davi s Car olyn Fr ied man and Ralph El sto n
2:30 PM I MPACTSOF ELEVATED pC0
2
EFFECTSOF HARVEST ACTIVITY ON THREE DISEASESOF M YA ARENARIA AN A NAL YSESOFT YPE I V PIll IN
CONDITIONSON THER UDITAPES INFAUNAL COMMUNITIESIN CL AMSIN CHESAPEAKE BAY: 2000- VIBRIO PARAflAEMOLYTICUS ANI)
PHI L/ PPINARUM LARVAL TRANSCRIPTOME GEODUCK CLAM AQUACULTURE 2009 THEIR INVOLVEMENT IN PACI FIC
M etz ger * and Roberts PLOTS IN SOUTHERN PUGET SOUND, Dun gan , Peters , Mar ci no OYSTERCOLONIZAn ON
W ASHINGTON, US A A ageseu" , Langd on, Hase
Price, Van Bl ar i com, M cDonal d
2:45 PM O VERVI EWOF THEN OA A OCEAN EFFECTSOF GEODUCK /-IEMATODl NIUM SPP. IN TH E PACIFIC CLONING ANI) EXPRESSION OF
A CIDIFICATION PROGRAM: FOCUSING ON AQUACULTUREONTHEGROWTH NORTHWEST V ITELLOGENIN GENE IN NO BLE
SHELLFISHERIES AND STABLE ISOTOPESIGNATURES J ense n and M o ra do SCALLOP CHLAMYS NOBILIS
J ewett and G led h ill OF PACIFIC STAGHORN SCULPIN (BI VALVE: PECTINIDAE) WITH
Mcpeek", Van Bl ari com, BROWN AND ORANGESHELL COLORS
McDona ld, Bea ucha m p Z heng, Z ha ng, Li u
3:00 - 3:30 PM AFTERNOON BREAK
SESSION TITLE ACIDI FICATION TRIBAL SflE LLFISH DISEASES AND
Geor ge Wal d busser Dan C heney HEALTH MANAGEM ENT
Carolvn Fr i ed man and Ral nh Elsto n
3:30 PM NANOOS CONTRI BUTIONSTO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF STATUSOF PERKI NSUS SPP. IN OYSTERS
UNDERSTANDING OCEAN ACI DIFICATION AQUACULTUREON THE ANNET r E C RASSOSTREA RHI ZOPNORAE AND C.
Newton, Devol , A l ford, M ickett, ISLAND RESERVE, ALASKA BRASI LIANA FROM BRAZIL : FIRST
Sabine, Sutton RaL on de REPORT OF P. MARI NUS
M i rel la d a Si lva, V i anna, Sabry,
Magal haes , Boehs, Scar d ua,
G uer ller, Fer re i ra, Brandao,
Santa na , V ill al ba, Fe r nandez,
Rami lo , Cao, Reece, Dungan ,
Barracco
3:45 PM C-CA N : WORKING TOGETHERTO HAA A ANI, LLC AND EVALUATION OFA BACILLUS SP.
C HARACTERIZE OCEAN A CIDI FlCATl ON MARICULTURE: SOUTHEAST A LASKA PROBlOTrC CANDIDATEUPON SURVIVAL
Di ckson RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF OYSTER LARVAE( CRASSOSTREA
Aani VIRGINleA) DURING PILOT-SCALETRIALS
AND ITSEFFECTSUPONOYSTER
HEMOCYTE I MMUNEFUNCTIONS
Kapareiko, A l i x, J effre ss, W ikfor s
Monday
Ma rch 26, 2012
SESS ION TITLE ACIDIFICATION TRJIlA L SHELLFIS H DISEASES AND
George Wa ldb usser Dan Cheney HEALTH MANAGEMENT
Carolyn Fr iedma n and Ral ph Elston
4:00 PM TH E PCSG A MONITORING PROGRAM: D ESCRIPTI ON AND H ISTORY OF I DENTI FICATI ON OF POTENTIAL
UTILI ZING ENV I RONMENTAL SHELLFISH CO- MANAGEMENT WI TH MARKERSOF DISEASE IN EASTERN
MONITORING TO ENHANCE OYSTER SEED W ESTERN W ASHINGTON I NDI AN OYST ERS THROUGH ANALYSISOF GENE
PRODUCTION IN COMMERCIA LLY T RIBES EXPRESSION PATTERNS DURING DI SEASE
IMPORTANT BAYS OF THE PACIFIC Forsman and Fyfe CHALLENGE EXPERIMENTS
NORTHWEST Nlkapitiya and Gomez-Chiar r i
Barton
4:15 PM W ATER Q UALI TY M ONITORING AT T REATY SHELLFISH MANAGEMENT SI M DATABASE: A DATABASE FORTHE
W ASHINGTON STATE SHELLFI SH ON PRIVATELY OWNED TIDELANDS INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF
HATCHERIESAND SEn' ING SITES Ba rr}' and Kelly SHELL FISH WILD, RESTORED, AND
Suhbier FARMED POPULATI ONS
J ohnso n*, Dipippo, DeAngelis,
Gomez-Chiarr i
4:30 PM PUTTING H EADLIGHTS ON THE CAR: T RIBAL M ANAGEMENT OF W ILD A COMPARISON OF TWO METHODS FOR
W ILL MONITORI NG FOR "CORROSIVE" SHELLFISH ON THE WASHINGTON IN SITU HYBRIDIZATION USING
SEAWATER BECOMESTANDA RD COAST: D UNGENESSC RAB AN D PARA FFIN TI SSUE SECTIONS
PRACTICE FOR SHELLFI SH H ATCHERIES? PACI FIC RAZOR CLAM Ma rci no, Dungan
Warren M ANAGEMENT CH ALLENGES
Schumacker
4:45 PM OCEAN A CID IFI CATION AS L INE SPECIFIC SUSPECTI 13 IL1TY TO RO D
INTERSECTI ON OF SCIENCE, L AW, AND IN EAST ERN OYSTERS
POLICY Mac ro"', Wolfe, Rawson
Kellv
5:00 - 7:00 PM So, Yo u W ANT To PUBLI SH A PAPER? (W5T ROOM)
SA NI) RA SHUMWAY
Note: Asterisks (*) denote student presenters
Tuesday
March 27, 20 12
6:00 - 8:00 AM BREAKFAST ESPRESSO BAR - Hotel Lobbv
8:00 - 8:45 AM PL ENARY: SHEL L FISH BIOLOGY I N TIl E GENOM IC AND POST-GENOM IC ERAS
Dennis Hedgecock (Univer si ty of Sout her n Cal i f orni a)
Courtvard Ballroom
ROOM FEDERA L SUPERI OR M UNI CIPAL NORT H ROOM
SESSI ON TITLE GENETICS AND BREEDI NG DOWN ON THE FARM: RESTORATION COM M ERCI AL FISHERIES
X iming Cuo and Dav id St i ck IMPROYING SHEL L FI SH Pet er K ingsl ey-Smith and Dave Rudders and
AQ UACULTURE Steven M. AUen Noelle Yochum
PRODUCTION
Bill Wallon
9:00AM CHANGES IN M BP- A SELECTI VE SIZE MATTERS: DIF FERENTI AL ECOOYNAMIC SOLUTIONSFORTHE RECOVERY OF THE BLUECRAB IN
BREEDING PROGRAM FOR PACIFIC SETTING OF HATCHERY- REARED PROTECTION OF INTERTIDAL HABI TATS: CHESAPEAKE BAY
OYSTERS" THEMOLLUSCAN EASTERN OYSTER( CRASSOSTREA THE USEOFOYSTERREEFS Lipcius, Miller, Wilberg
BROODSTOCK PROGRAM- PAST, PRESENT VIRGINICIl ) LARVAE Y scbacrt, wanes, Dorsch, Oijkstra,
AND FUTURE" Vlahovich and M er r i tt Troost, Volp, van Prooij en, de Vries,
Langdon, Evans, Barton, Matson, Herman, H ibma
St i ck
9: 15 AM SUMMERMORTALITY OF CR ASSOSTREA EVALUATING THE USEOF FLOW- AD ULT MALE DUNGENESSCRAB
GIGAS AND PREVIOUS WINTER' S THROUGH LARVAL CULTURE FOR ( CANCER MAGISTER) MOVEMENTS
CLI MATIC CONDITIONS THE EASTERNOYSTER, CRASSOSTREA NEAR REEDSPORT, OREGON FROMA
Jouaux", Hcude-Berthelin, Sourdaine, VIRGINle A FISHERIESCOLLABORATIVEMARK-
L elong, Kellner , Mat hieu Marsich" and Allen RECAPTURESTUDY
H ildenbrand, Ede r , C ladics
9:30 AM I DENTI FICATION AND MAPPINGOF M AXI MIZING ALGAEGROWTH FOR SHELLFISH REEF RESTORERS: A DJUST BI OLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OFTHE
GROWTH-RELATED QTL FORTHE LARVAE AND SEED PRODUCTI ON GOALSTO CURRENT, NOT BY-GONE PINK SHRIMP ( PANDALUSJORDANI)
PACIFIC OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA GIGAS Stash, Eud cl i nc, Wi ght CONDITIONS FISHERYOF OREGON
St ick * and Cam ar a Ra.y G r ot h, Hannah .l ones
9:45 AM QTL FOR REPRODUCTI ON IN PACIFIC EFFECTSOF HARD CL AM TRACKING THEPOPULATION
OYSTERS" QUANTITATIVE TRAIT LOCI DYNAMICSOFA LARGE SEA SCALLOP
FOR REPRODUCTI VE INVESTMENT, LOCAL BI OTA: RESULTS FROM NEW YEAR CLASSIN THEGULF OF M AI NE
GAMETE DEVELOPMENT, AND VIABI LITY JERSEY AND VI RGINIA Carey and Sto kcsb u ry
IN THE PACI FICOYSTER( C RASSOSTREA Krneuter, L uckenba ch, Bushek ,
GIGAS) Birch
Cam ar a, El st on, Xu, C hen
Tuesday
March 27, 2012
SESSION TITLE GENETI CS AND BREEDING DOWN ON THE FARM: RESTORATION COMME RCIAL FISHERIES
Ximing Guo and David Stick IMPROVING SHELLFISH Pet er Kingsley-Smit h and Dave Rudders and
AQ UACULTURE St eve n M. Allen Noelle Yochum
PRODUCTION
Bill Wa lton
10:00 AM ESTABLI SHINGTHE RELATIONSHI PS PRODUCTI ON AND ENVI RONMENTAL U SING PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE ROTATI ONAL HARVEST IN THE
BETWEEN LARVAL AND FIELD TRAI TS IN EFFECTSOF M ANILA CLAM FARMI NG ESTIMATESOF WATER FI LTRATI ON AS A RA pPAHANNOCK RIVER, VI RGI NI A: A
THE NATI VEOYSTER(CRAssosrREA IN NORTH PUGH SOUND: TARGET FOROYSTER RESTORATI ON REVIEW OF PROGRESSTO DAT E
VIRGINICA) COMPARISON OF Y IELDSAND Er mgassen, Spa ldin g, Br umbaugh, Southwor t h, w esson, Mann
Fru nk-Lawale and Allen RESPONSESOF M ACROFAUNA TO Grizzle
M ECHANI CAL AND HAND HARVEST
Cheney, Dewey, Suhrb ier ,
Ferreira, Cordell, Davis
10:15 AM GENOTYPE- ENVIRONMENT INTERACTI ON ApPLYING A SOI LS- BASED SHELLF ISH RESTORATI ON BEST SURFCLAMS , SPATIAL SCALES AND
IN SELECTIVELY BRED DIPLOI D AND ApPROACH TO CLAM A QUACULTURE PRACTI CES: COOPERATIVE STRATEGIES REMARKA BLY SERIOUS PROBLEMS IN
TRIPLOID CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA LI NES IN FLORIDA FOR SUCCESSFUL PROJECTS AN OTHERWISE WELL-MANAGED
Callam", Allen, Frank-Lawale w hite, Ellis, Stur mer, Osbo rn e Leonard and Macfarlane FISHERY
Jacobson, Chute, Hennen
10:30-1 1:00 AM MORNING BREAK
I I:OOAM NORMAL TETRAPLOID C. VIRGINICA I MPROVING I-lARD CLAM EASTERN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA TE STI NGTHE ACCURACY OF THE
" W HAT CONSTITUTES NORMAL FOR PRODUCTION IN FL ORIDA THROUGH VIRGINICA) AS AN INDICATOR FORTHE PATn l MODEL USED TO ESTI MATE
TETRAPLOID CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA?" CULTURE OF BACKCROSSED HYBRIDS RESTORATION OF EV ERGLADES DENSITY AND CAPTURE EFFICIENCY IN
Allen, Frauk-Lawale, Blackshear, (MERCENARIA MERCENARIA, M. ECOSYSTEMS DEPLETION EXPERIMENTS FOR
Ritter CAMPECHIENSIS) Volety, Haynes , Goodman, Geiger, SESSILE INVERTEBRATESAND FISH
St ur mer Scar pa, White, Baker Parker , Go rman Hennen, Jacobson, Tam!
11:15 AM PRODUCTION AND BREEDI NG OF THE CAPECOD RESEARCH FARM OYSTER REEFS IN PUMPKIN AND FAKA PREDICTING THE INFLUENCE OF SEED
T ETRAPLOID EASTERN OYSTER NETWORK : A TOOL FORAPPLIED UNI ON SAYS, T EN THOUSAND I SLANDS, AND COMMERCIAL OYSTER FISHERIES
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA RESEARCH AND EXTENSION FLORIDA, AND TH EIR PHYSIOLOGICAL ON META POPULATI ON GENETIC
Guo Mu rphy, Wa lton , Reitsma, Clar k AND ECOLOGICAL RESPONSESTO CONNECTIV ITY USING MODEL
T ERRESTRIAL DRI VERS SIMULA TIONS
Goodma n*, v oletv, Ha ynes, Hei ne Munroe, Hofmann, Powell , Klinck
Tuesd ay
March 27, 2012
SESSION TITL E GENETI CS AND BREEDI NG DOWN ON TH E FARM: RESTORATION COMMERCIAL FISHERIES
Ximin g G uo and Dav id St ic k SIJELLFISH Peter K ingsley -Smith and Dave Rudders and
AQUACULTURE Steven M . A llen N oelle Yochum
PRODUCTION
Bill Walton
11:30 AM CHALLENGESTO CREATING A FIEL D EVALUATION OF DlI' LOID AND ALTERNATI VE STABLE STATESIN B YCATCH REDUCTION DEVI CESIN
TETRAPLOID BROODSTOCK FORTHE BAY TRIPLOID EASTERN OYSTERS NATIVE OYSTER POPULATIONS BLUECRAB TRAi ' SAFFECT CATCH
SCALLOI' AR GOPECTEN IRRADIANS ( CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) IN SOUTH Lipcius, Shaw, Sh ell , Shi WHIL E PROMOTI NG DIAMONDBACK
Surri er, Karney, Guo, Wang CAROLI NA: AN INDUSTRY TERRAPIN CONSERVATION
COLLABORATl ON TO INVESTIGATE !\:l cC u ll och* and Lipcius
THE VA LUEOF FUTURE INVESTMENT
IN POLYPLOID OYSTERS
Kingsley-Smith, St o ne, H adley
11:45 AM CH ROMOSOMAL SET MANI PULATION OF USE OF TRI PLOID OYSTERS, I NTERACTIONSOF REEF STRUCTURE B YCATCH MITIGATION THROUGH
THE CHINESE SHRIMP, F ENNEROPENAEUS CR ASSOSTREA VIRGINICA, IN WITH LOCAL FLOW ENVIRONMENTS: FISHING GEAR BASED APPROACHES:
CHINENSIS AQUACULTURE: EFFECT OFGROW IMPLI CATI ONSFOR RESTORATI ON EVALUATION OFTHE IMPACTS OF THE
X ia ng, Li, X i e, Zhang, Li, Zhou OUT GEAR ON FIELD PERFORM ANCE Col den * and Lipcius COONAMESSETf FARM T URTLE
Walton, Davis, C hap l i n, Supan, DEFLECTOR D REDGEON THE
Rikard SCALLOP RESOURCE AND FINFISH
BYCATCH
Rudders, Smolewitz, Geettine
12:00 Noon L INKAGE MA PPING AND QTL ANALYSIS INVESTIGATING USEOF INTERTIDAL T HEQUANTIFICATI ON OF THE CAN THE RAGS TO RICHESTALE OF
FOR Z HIKONG SCALLOP BAG CULTUREOF PACIFICOYSTERS POTENTI AL SPAWNING CONTRIBUTION SPINY LOBSTER LI VE EXPORTS FROM
CONSTRUCTION OF A HIGH- DENSITY (CRASSOSTREA GIGAS) FOR ALASKAN FROM THE RESTORED OYSTER N Z BE AI'PLI EDTO THE KING CRAil
LINKAGE MA PAND QT L ANALYSISOF FARMERS: AN A LASKA SEA G RANT (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINIGA) : A FISHERY IN NORWAY?
GROWTH-RELATED TRAITS FOR Z HIKONG AND FARMER RESEARCH COMPARATIVE STUDY AMONG Jamcs, Sii k avuopi o, M id ling
SCALLOP, CHL AMYS FARRERI" COLLA BORATlON RESTORATION SITES AND SUBSTRATES
Fu, Dou, Su, Jiao, Huu, Mao, Z hang, RaLonde IN COSTAL A LABAMA
I-Iu, Walll!, Bao Yao* and Walton
12:15 PM CHARACTERIZATION OF THE PEARL EFFECT OF SORTING SEED BY SIZE Pf\ TENT TONG SURVEYSOFTWO OYSTER EFFECTSOF TEMPERATUREON FEED
OYSTER PINCTADA MARTENSII MANTLE AND TUMBLI NGON THEGROW- OUT SANCTUARIESIN M ARYLAND INTAKE, GROWTH AND OXYGEN
TRANSCRII' TOME USING 454 OF FARMED OYSTERS. CRASSOSTREA Paynt er, Lane, M ic hael i s CONSUMI'TION OFTIi E RED KI NG
PYROSEQUENCING VIRGINICA, IN THE GULF OF M EXI CO CRAB PARAU THODES CAMTSGf-IATI CUS
W ang Rikard, Walton, C hap li n HELD IN CAPTI VITY AND FED
MANUFACTURED DI ETS
Siikavuonio
12:30- 1:30 PM LUNCH BREAK
T ues d ay
March 27, 2012
SESSION TITLE PHYSIOLOGI CAL GENOMICS DOWN ON THE FARM: RESTORATION DR IVERS BEHI ND T HE
El i M cy er IM PROVI NG SHE LLFISH Pet er Kingsle y- Smith and SCENES: WH AT MAKES OR
AQ UACULTURE Steven M. A llcn BREAKS HIE MAJOR CRAB
PRODUCTION FISH ERIES AND INFF LUENCES
Bill Walton POPULATl ONS'!
C i nny Eck er t and P. Scan
McDonald
1:30 PM W ELL-F ED BUT METABOLI CALLY SURVEY RESULTSON THE MONI TORING SUCCESSOF LARGE- SCAL E WHAT i\'lA KESOR BREAKS A LASKAN
STARVING: IMPLI CATIONSOF GENOTYPE ACCEPTANCE OF TRIPLOID OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) OYSTER CRAB FISHERIES IN THE CONTEXT OF
FOR ENERGY AL LOCATION IN LARVAE OF Bour assa and Supan RESTORATION AS MITIGATION IN A RESILI ENCE AND RECOVERY?
C RASSOSTREA GIGAS SOUTH CA ROLINA INDUSTRIALI ZED Eckert
Manahan, Lee, A pp l ebaum HARBOR
Hodges and H ad ley
1:45 PM GENOTYPING AND EXPRESSION COST ASSESSMENTOF OYSTERSEED M ONITORINGOYSTER(CRASSOSTREA M ANAGING WITH UNCERTAINTY IN
PROFILI NG ON A BUDGET IN NON-MODEL BEDDING IN LOUISIANA VIRGINICA) POPULATIONSAT THE K ING AND TANNERCRAB
SPECIES I ppol ito and Su pa n RESTORATION SITES IN THE ST. L UCIE FISHERIESOF THE EASTERN BERING
M eyer, C he n, Cam ar a ESTUARY SEA
Pa rker" and Oc mcr Foy
2:00 PM A N E- QT L APPROACHTO STUDY THE A I' RELI MINARY EVALUATION OF I NVESTIGATING BIOLOGICAL DI VERSITY REPRODUCTI VEECOLOGY OF
RESISTANCE TO BONAMIOSIS IN H I E HATCHERY PRODUCED SPAT CHIPS FROM STOCKING RIPRAPWITH OYSTERS COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT
EUROPEAN FLAT OYSTER OSTREA EDULIS ON LOUISIANA OYSTERREEFS ( CRASSOSTREA VIHGINICA) IN JEFFERSON L lTHODID CRABS
Harrang* , Fau ry, M o r ga, G al l er ne, L eu u hardt" li nd Supan CREEK, SOUTH BETHANY, D ELAWARE W ebb*
A rzu l, Hcurt ebi se, C hoUet, Lapeaue Reckcnbeil " and Ozbav
2:15 PM DEVELOPMENT OF GENOMIC RESOURCES BIOFOULI NG TUNICATESON RESPONSESOF THE BENTHI C REEF I N SITU PREDATION AND BEHAVIORAL
AND TOOLSFORHEALTH ASSESSMENTS AQUACULTUREGEARAS POTENTI AL COMMUNITY TO THE PHYSICAL AND PLASTICITY OF JUVENILE RED KING
Or- MA RINE MUSSELS(H IE M YT- OME VECTORSOF HARMFUL ALGAL BIOTIC COMPONENTS Or- THEEASTERN CRABS(PARALl TfiODES
PROJECTS) INTRODUCTIONS OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICII CAMTSCfl ATICUS)
C u rney -Sm i t h, Thomson, Sanders on, Ro sa* , Shu mway, Bullard, Kesler" , Politano, L ane, Paynter Daly", Eck er t, St one r , White
Johnson Holohan, W ikfors, Gctchis
2:30 PM N ETWORK AND EXPRESSION ANA LYSIS EFFECT OF STOCKING DENSITY ON BIOACOUSTIC EVALUATION OF CA USESOF VARIATION IN THE
Or-THE TRANSCRIPTOME OF EASTERN QUEEN CONCH, LOBATUS GIGAS RESTORED OYSTER REEFS- SPATI AL, ABUNDANCE OF RETURNING CANCER
OYSTER, CHASSOSTREA VIRGINf CA, ( FORMERLY S TROJH8US GIGAS), TEMPORAL AND SPECIESSPECIFIC MAGISTER MEGALOPAEAND THE SIZE
JUVENILESIN RESPONSETO THE RAISED IN NEAR-SHORE SEA CAGES VARIATION I N BIOLOGICAL SOUND OFTHE COMMERCIAL CATCH
BACTERIAL PATHOGEN ROSEOVIIRIUS AND IMPLI CATIONSFOR PRODUCTION Shan ks
CHASSOSTREAE COMMERCIAL SCALE PRODUCTION Z en i l Becerra" , Encom io, Gilmore
McDowell * , Ni kapi t iya, Lovel l , Davi s and Boettcher
Z acher , Gomcz-Ch iarri
T uesd ay
Ma rch 27, 2012
SESSION TIT LE PHYSIOLOGI CAL GENOMI CS DOWN ON THE FARM: RESTORATION DRI YERS BEHI ND THE
El i Meye r I M PROVI NG SIJELL FI SH Pet er Kingsl ey-Smit h and SCENES: WH AT MAKESOR
AQUACULTURE St even M . A llen BREAKSTHE MAJOR CRAB
PRODUCTI ON FISHERIES AND I NFFLUENCES
Bill Walton POPULATl ONS?
G i nny Ec ke r t and Brett Dumbau ld
2:45 PM COMPARING IMMUNE RESPONSES IN PRODUCTION AND ENVI RONMENTAL A RETROSPECTI VE ANALYSISOF CRABSIN HOT WATER: ASSESSING
SHELLFISH USING SHORT- READ EFFECTSOF M ANI LA CLAM FARMING SUSTAINABLEOYSTER HARVEST FROM H IE VULNERABILITY OF DUNGENESS
SEQUENCING TECHNOLOGY IN NORTH PUGH SOUND: THE LOUISIANA STATE PRI MARY SEED CRAB (CANCER MAGISTER) FISHERIES
Roberts A pPLICATION OFTHE FARM MODEL GROUNDS, 199920 10: A SHELL- IN CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND
TODETERMINEOPTIMAL CULTURE NEUTRAL MODELI NGAPPROACH W ASHINGTON TO CLIMATECHANGE
CONDITIONSAND SUSTAINABLE Sonia t, A bde lguer ti, Powel l , K l inck, McDona l d, T i mmins-Schi ffman,
CARRYINGCAPACITY Hofmann, T u, Cooper, Dahal , Binder , Car d i nal, A rmst r ong
Fer reir a and C heney Fi nigan, Eber li ne, La Pcyre, J. , L a
Pey r e, M ., Ibos, Lczi na , Ba nks
3:00 PM TRANSCRIPTOMI C ANALYSISOF SHELL-G IS - A NEWGI S TOOL FOR DEVELOPING SPATIALL Y- EXPLICIT BLUECRAB FISHERY STOCK
CRASSOSTREA HONGKONGENSIS REVEALS OYSTER FARM SITE SELECTION, ASSESSMENT TOOLS FOR EASTERN DYNAMICS: M ANAGING FOR
MOLECULARTOLERANCEMECHANISMS OYSTERGROWTH SIMULATION AND OYSTERSIN CHESAPEAKE BAY RECRUITMENT LI MITATION
TO WIDE RANGEOF SALINITY PRODUCTION CARRYING CAPACITY Livi ngs and W i l be rg H i nes, Johnson, Agui la r , K ramer ,
FLUCTUATION Newe ll, Davi s, H awkins, Goodi son, Robert s, Richi e
Y u, Z hang, Tong, K on g Ri ch ardson , C et chi s, M orris,
Chcnev
3:15 PM HIGH GENOTYPE-DEPENDANT A SSESSINGTHE POTENTI AL FOR A REBAY SCALLOPPOPULATI ONSIN A SSEMBLING A PROGRAM TO
MORTALITY AT METAMORPHOSISIN THE EXPANSION OF OYSTER FLORIDA RESPONDINGTO RESTORAliON MONITORTHE PREVALENCEOF
PACIFIC OYSTER, CRASSOSTHA GIGAS ( CRASSOSTRA VIRGINICA) EFFORTS? PATHOGENSOFTHEBLUECRAB
Plough and Hedgecock AQUACULTURE IN N EW Gei ger and St ep henso n ( CALUNCETES SAPIDUS) IN THE
HAMPSHIRE' SCOASTAL WATERS: A NORTHERN LI MIT OF ITSRANGE
GI S- BASED APPROACH H aul t" , M en si nger , M ci nt osh,
Grizzle Estrel la , G c td ber a, Schott
Tuesda y
March 27, 20 12
SESSION TITLE PHYSIOLOGICAL GENOMI CS DOW N ON THE FARM: RESTORATION DRIYERS BEHI ND THE
El i M eyer IM PROVING SHE LLFISH Peter K ingsl ey-Smith and SCENES: WHAT MAKES OR
AQUACULTURE St eve n M. A llen BREAKS THE MAJOR CRAB
PROD UCTION FISHERIES AND INFFLUENCES
Bill Wa lton POPU LATlONS?
Ginnv Eckert and Brett Dumbauld
3:30 PM EPIGENETIC REGULATl ON OFOYSTER I MPROVING SHELLFISHERIES POPULATION DECLINEAND MOLT CYCLESOFGREEN CRABS,
Ho x ORH IOLOGUESBY DNA MANAGEMENT WITH INTERACTI VE RESTORATION OF SOFT SHELL CLAMSIN CARCINUS AlANAS, IN NEW
METHYLATION PLAY$ A CRITICAL ROLE MAPPING TECHNOLOGY CHESAPEAKE BA Y: ROLEOF HAMPSHIRE
IN THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF C. GIGAS Get ch i s, C had wick, DeRosia- PREDATION, HABITAT, DISEASE, AND Ful t on " and Fai r chi l d
Rivi ere, Wu, Fellous, C oux, Dufour, Banick, Carey ENVI RONMENTAL FACTORS
Sourdaine, Favr e! Seitz and H ines
3:45 PM EPIGENETIC MECHANISMSAS A SOURCE UTI LIZ ING GEOSPATIAL CULTURING HI EFLORIDA APPLE SNAI L RAPID COLONIZATIONOF CANCER
OF PHENOTYPIC PLASTICITY IN THE TECHNOLOGY IN THEMANAGEMENT FORRESTORATION PURPOSES IRRORATUSIN I CELAND"
PACIFIC OYSTER CRASSOSTRA GIGAS OF SHELLFISHGROWING AREASIN C arr, Posc h, Davis Jena sson *, C i sl ason, Hall d er sson
C avery* and Roberts NO RTH CAROLI NA
POl!UC
4:00 - 6:00 PM POSTER SESSION
Madison Ballroom (Even N u m ber s to uresent)
7:00 PM- ??? STUDENT ENDOWMENT FUND AUCTION
Co ur tyar d Ball room
Wedne sda y
March 28, 2012
6:00 - 8:00 AM BREAKFA ST ESPRESSO BAR - Hotel Lobbv
8:00 - 8:55 AM PLENARY: OCEAN ACIDIFICATION IN THE CALIFORNIA CURRENT LARGE MAR INE ECOSYSTEM
Br uc e Menge (O regon St ate Un iver sity)
Cou r tyar d Ba llroom
ROOM Sout h Room W est Room Marion Nor t h Room
SESS ION TITLE URCHINS ACIDIFICATION PHYSIOLOGY PACIFIC ABALONES: HEALTH,
C hris Pearse CONTRIBUTE D CONTRIBUTE D BIOLOGY, AND
Ele ne Dor fmei er L ewi s Deat on CONSE RVATION
Nat u re McG i nn amd Josh Bou ma
9:00 AM OI) Tl MAL FEED STRATEGIESFORTHE OCEAN ACIDIFICATION AND DISEASE: DIFFERENCESIN TIMING AND RESISTANCETO B ACTERIAL DISEASE
CULTUREOF THEGREEN SEA URCHIN Ho w WI LL A CHANGINGCLI MATE DURATlON OF PROLONGED IN A BALONES: ROLEOF HOST AND
( STR ONGI'LOCENTROTUS IMPACT VIBRI O TUBIASflllGROWTH FRESHWATER EXI' OSUREON EASTERN BACTERIAL HYPERPARASITE
DROEBACHIENSIS); CAN PERIODSOF AND PATHOGENICITY? OYSTERSIN BRETON SOUND, Fr ied m an, W i ght, C r osson,
STARVATION OPTIMIZE GROWTH? Dorfmei er* , Fr i edman, Roberts, L OUISIANA V an Bl ar i com
J ames and Sii kavuop io W hite L a Pey r e, J ., Eber l i ne, Sonia t , La
Pcvrc M.
9: 15 AM INFLUENCEOF MICROALGAL SPECIES EFFECTSOF ELEVATED I'C0
2
ON CULTURE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL A TRANSCRIPTOMIC APPROACH IN
AND DIETARY RATION ON LARVAL A TLANTI C SURFCLAM, S PISULA TOLERANCEOF THE HAWAI IAN SEARCH OF DISEASE RESISTANCE IN
DEVELOPMENT AND SURVIVA L OF THE SOLID/SSMA, L ARVAE O YSTER, DENDOSTRA SANDVICNSIS, ENDANGERED BLACK ABALONE
PURPLESEA URCHIN, W idman, M i l ke, C ohen, McCorkl e IN HYPOXICAND NORMAL CONDITIONS ( HALlOTIS CRAeHEROD/ /)
STRONGYLOCENTROTUS PURPURATUS Cl assen" , Lomba rd i, G ar r i q uez, C rosson" , Robert s, VanBla r icom,
Pearce, A zad, M c K i nley Qui ntana, Pay nter, Haws Fried m an
9:30 AM GROWTH OF HATCHERY REARED THE HARD CL AM, M ERCENARIA CHEMICAL INDUCTION OF SETILEMENT EFFECTSOF EXPOSURETO THE
GREEN SEA URCHINS MERCNARIA IN A CHANGING OCEAN: IN LARVAE OF THE EASTERN OYSTER WITHERING SYNDROME PATHOGEN ON
S TRONGYLOCNTROTUS I NTERACTI VE EFFECTSOF ELEVATED CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELlN) THEGUT MICROIllOMEOF BLACK
DROEBACHIENSIS UNDERVARIOUS C02, TEMPERATURE AND SALI NITY G r ant and M eritt ABALONEFROM SAN N ICOLAS I SLAND
CULTURECONDITIONS ON PHYSIOLOGY AND SHELL AND CARMEL, CALIFORNIA
Ed dy, Br own, F r au ng r ubcr PROPERTI ES Conolly", Horner-Devine,
Dickinson, M ateo, Beni ash, Fri edman
Sokolova
9:45 AM EFFECTSOFTEMI' ERATUREON FEED CORRELATI NG W ATERCHEMI STRY M ODULATION OF I' UMI'I NG RATE BY EFFECTSOFOCEAN A CIDIFICATION
INTAKE, GROWTH ANDOXYGEN PARA,'vIETERSWITH LAR VAL OYSTER TWO SPECIESOFMARINEIlI VALVE ON THEH EALTH OF W ASHINGTON
CONSUMPTION OFTHE RED KINGCRAB (CR ASSOSTRA GIGAS) GROWTH AND MOLLUSCS IN RESPONSETO STATE PINTO A BALONE
PARALI THODES CAU rSCNATICUS HELD SURVIVAL IN A PRODUCTION NEUROTRANSMITIERS Fr -ied man, Vadopal as, Dorfmci cr ,
IN CAPTI VITY AND FED HATCHERY SETTING Fr an k, W ard, Deat on , Shum way, C rosson, Br ombacker, W h ite,
MANUFACTUREDDIETS Schaffn i t and Eude line Hol ohan St renge, A l i n, Feel y
Siikavuopie
Wednesday
March 28, 20 12
SESSION TITLE URCH INS ACIDIFI CATION PIJYSIOLOGY PACIFIC ABALONES: 11EALTH,
C h r i s Pea rse CONTRIBUTED CONTRIBUTED BIOLOGY, AND
Ele ne Dorfmeier L ewis Deaton CONSERYATION
Nature McCinn amd Josh Bouma
10:00 AM STATUSOF THECOMMERCIAL RED NEARSHORE A CIDIFI CATION: W HY T HENERVOUSCONTROL OF CI UA OF DISEASE- INDUCED FLUCTUATIONS IN
SEA URCHIN (STRONGYLOCENTROTUS COASTAL OCEAN ECOSYSTEMSARE THE LATERAL CELLS IN GILLSIN BLACK ABALONE(HAL/OTIS
FRANCISCANUS) FI SHERY IN DIFFERENT CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA CRACI1ERODII L EACH. 18 14)
W ASHINGTON. USA Miller and Riedel Catapane, Car r oll , Nels on, POPULATI ONSO V E I ~ A 32-YEAR TIME
Ulrich Ban daogo, Akande, Adams, Ojo SPAN AT SAN N ICOLAS I SLAND,
CALIFORNIA, WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR
REPRODUCTI VE POTENTIAL
VanBlaricom, Blaud , Friedman
10: 15 AM T ECHNIQUES IN HABITAT M ODELLI NG A N ONTOGENETICCOMPARISON OF EGG CAN AN AI3ALONE IN THE BAG SAVE
FORSTOCK A SSESSMENT IN THE QUALITY OFFEMALE CRASSOSTREA TWO IN THEBUSH?
CANADI AN PACIFIC REDSEA URCHIN VIRGINICA FROMTHENORTHERN Bcn-Hor in * , Valencia, L en i ha n,
COMMERCIAL FI SHERY CHESAPEAKE BAY Lafferty
Leus Lane, M ic haelis, Vlahovlch,
A lexander, Koopman, Meritt ,
Pavnt er
10:30- 11:00 AM MORNI NG BREAK
SESSION TITLE MUSSELS HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS PIWSIOLOGY PACIFI C ABALONES: IJEALTH,
Car t er Ne w ell and H el ene Hega rct CONTRIBUTED BIOLOGY, AND
Scott Li ndel l L ewis Deaton CONSERYATI ON
Natur e McCinn amd Josh Bouma
I I:OOAM THE EFFECT OF SPATIAL DIARRHETIC SHELLFISHTOXINSIN HYPOOSMOTIC CELLULAR VOLUME SIGNIFICANT WAVE HEIGHT, TIDAL
HETEROGENEITY IN MUSSEL DENSITY W ASHINGTON STATE: A NEWTHREAT REGULATION IN BIVALVES: EFFECT OF LEVEL, AND DISTANCEBETWEEN
ON THE PRODUCTIVITY OF A TO THE SHELLFISH INDUSTRY THECALCI LYTIC DRUG, NEIGHBORING INDI VIDUALSOF
COMMERCIAL MUSSEL BED T rainer, Eber har t , Moor e, Baugh, RONACALERET OPPOSITE SEX AFFECT PROBAI3lLl TY
Capelle*, Wijsman, Smaal O 'Rourke, Borchert, Cox Deaton and Adeyemi FORFERTILI ZATION IN SPAWNING
BLACK ABALONE ( HA L/OTIS
CRACI1RODII LEACH, 1814)
Blaud * , VanBlaricom, Neum an
Wednesda y
March 28, 2012
SESSION TITLE MUSSELS HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS PHYSIOLOGY PACIFIC HEALTH,
Carter Newell and Helene Hegaret CONTRIBUTED BIOLOGY, AND
Scott Lindell Lewis Deaton CONSERYATlON
Nature McCinn amd Josh Bouma
11:15 AM PRODUCTI ON CAPACIT Y OF ESTUA RINE EXPANDING KNOWL EDGE OF I NLAND AQUACU LTURE OF OUTI' LANTING DESIGN IMPROVEMENT
ECOSYSTEMSAN D Fl LTER FEEDER OCCURRENCE AN D DISTRIBUTION OF CERASTODERMA EDUL - FATE AN D FORJUVENILE ABALONE ( HAL/OTIS
STOCK SIZE: IND ICES FOR UNDER- OR PARAL YTI C SHELLFISH POISONING IMPORTANCEOF DIETARY FATrY ACID KAMTSCHATKANA) : THE ADDITION OF
OVERGRAZ ING AN D DOMOIC ACID TOXINS ALONG Batista ", Kamermans, Verdegem, COMPLEX SUBSTRATE INCREASES
Smaal THE COAST OF A LASKA Sma al SURVIVAL
RaLonde Read. Lema y, Bouldinz
11:30 AM A PLAN TO GROW THE M USSEL T HE INFLUENCE OF BENTHIC I DENTI FICATION OF A NOVEL META L N OT JUST FOR VERTEBRATES
FARMI NG I NDUSTRY IN THE NORTH SUSPENSION FEEDERSON THE BINDING PROTEIN IN OYSTER PLASMA ANYMORE: USINGMICROCHIPSTO TAG
EAST U NITED STATES OCCURRENCE OF HARMFUL ALGAL Xue, Gauthier, Schey, Li, Cooper, ABALONE
Sillies BLOOMS IN SHA LLOW ESTUARI ES Ander son, La Peyre Hale", Bouma, VadopaJas,
Cobler, Harke, Koch. Shurnwav Fr-iedman
11:45 AM W HERE THERE' SA WI LL, THERE'SA HARMFUL ALGA L BLOOMS I MI' ACT I SOLATION AN D APPLICATION OF PINTO ABALONE( HAL/OTIS
WAY - FARMING MUSSELSOFF H I E A BALONE AN D SEA U RCHINS SUCCINYL THIOKINASE KAMTSCHATKANA) RECOVERY
COAST OF SANTA BARBARA POPULATI ONS IN NORTHERN Pan, Lee, M., Lee, A. STRATEGIES IN W ASHINGTON STATE
Fri edman CALI FORNIA Bouma , Davis, Dinne l, Fri edman,
Rogers-Bennett, Neilsen, Paquin, Peabody, Rot haus, Sizemore,
Kudela, Crane, Moore Vadooalas
12:00- 2:00 PM NSA BUSI NESS LUNCHl:ON
Courtva rd Ballroom
SESSION TITLE M USSELS HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS GETTI NG EXTRA MILEAGE PACIFIC ABALONES: HEALTH,
Carter Newell and Helene Hegur ct OUT OF YOUR RESEARCH: THE BIOLOGY, AND
Scott Lindell IMPORTANCE OF EXTENSION CONSERYATI ON
Anoushka Concepcion Nat ure McCinn and
Josh Bouma
2:00 PM D EVELOPMENT OF M USSEL FARMI NG PROTEIN PROFILESOF PARASITE RAISING THE BAR ON OUTREACH: SHIFTING BASELI NESOF A ROCKY
IN N EW Z EALAN D: PAST, PRESENT, INFECTED M ANILA CLAMS RUDITAPES M AKI NG YOUR RESEARCH PROPOSAL REEF FOODWEB: PLACE AND TIME
AND FUTURE PflIL/PPINARUM EXPOSED TO THE MORE COMPETITI VE MATTER TO NORTHERN ABALONE
King HARMFUL ALGA K ARENIA David Hans en CONSERVATION
SELLIFORMIS AS REVEALED BY Lee" and Salomon
PROTEINC HIP
Li, Hegaret, Wikfors
Wednesday
March 28, 2012
SESSION TITLE MUSSELS HARM FUL ALGAL BLOOMS GETTING EXTRA MILEAGE PACIFIC ABALONES: HEALTil ,
Carter Newell and Helene Hegarer OUT OF YOUR RESEARCH: THE BIOLOGY, AND
Scott Lindell IMPORTANCE OF EXTENSION CONSERVAnON
Anoushka Concepcion Nature McGinn and
Josh Bouma
2: 15 PM SCI ENCE AND OFFSHORE MUSSEL V ARIATION IN THE I MPACTS OFTHE EXTENSION, O UTREACH AND PUBLI C STUDYI NG ABAL ONE REPRODUCTI VE
CULTURE AT SAGRES, PORTUGAL HARMFUL BROWN TIDEALGA ON THE RELATI ONS: TH E DI FFERENCE IS IN THE BIOLOGY TO SUI' I)ORT A CAPTIVE
lcel y NORTHERN QUAHOG, M RCENARIA O UTCOME BREEDI NG PROGRAM OF THE
MERC NARIA Webster and Meritt ENDANGERED ABALONE,
Pad illa and Ooall HAL/OTIS SORENSENI
McGinn and Cher r
2:30 PM T ECHNOLOGI ESTHAT PROVI DE I MPACTSOF THE RED TIDE ORGANISM EXTENSION, O UTREACH AND PUBLI C B UI LDI NG A ROADMAP TO RECOVERY
SEAMLESSCOMMUN ICATION AND KAR N!A BREVIS ON THE EARLY LI FE RELATI ONS: L ESSONS L EARNED FROM FOR THE ENDANGERED BLACK
GREATERQUA LITY CONTROL FOR STAGESOF OYSTERS C RASSOSTRA TALKING OYSTF,:RS ABAL ONE ( / -I AUOnS CRACHRODII)
MUSSEL FARMI NG VIRGINICA AND CLAMS M ERCENARIA Meritt and Webster Wang and Neuman
Bonar-delli MERCENARIA
Rolton*, Soudaut, Volety,
Shumway, Bricel]
2:45 PM M YTILUS GAI.LOPROVINCIAUS I MPACTSOF A LXANDRIUAf FACI LI TATI NG W ASHI NGTON' S EX PLORING RECOVERY T OOLS FOR
STARVATI ON ON A COMMERCIA L OSTENFELDI/ ON I3EHAV IORAL AND SHELL FISH INDUSTRY THROUGH PINK ( HAL/OTIS CORIWGA TA) AND
SUSPENSION CULTURE FARM IN PUGET I' HYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF INTEGRATED RESEARCH AND GREEN ( HAL/TOIS FULGENS)
SOUND DURING THE SUMMER OF 201 0 M ANILA CLAMS R UDITAPES EXTENSION: EXAMPLE OFT AYLOR A BALONES IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
King PNIUPPINAR UM NATURA LLY SHELLF ISH Taniguch i, Stein, Lampson
INFECTED wrru THE PARASITE Dewey
PERKINSUS OLSNI
Hegarct, Henry, Buncl, Lassudrie,
Le Cote, Lambert, Donvat ,
Fabioux, de Montaudouin
3:00 PM TH E EFFECTSOF HYDRODYNAMI CSON I MPACTSOF ALEXANDRIUM EXTENSION' S ROLE IN THE M ANAGEMENT PROCEDURES,
THE FOOD SUPPLY AND DEMAND OF OSTNFELDI! EXPOSURE UPON DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINA BI U TY BIOLOGICAL REFERENCE POI NTSAND
MUSSEL RAFTS ANTIOXIDANT SYSTEM OF THE OF A I-lARD CLAM D ECISION RULES FOR M ANAGI NG AND
Newell M ANILA CLAM RUDITAPES AQUACULTURE INDUSTRY ON RECOVERING A I3ALONE POPULATI ONS
PHIUPPINARUMWITH VARYING FLORIDA' SG ULF OF M EXICO COAST IN CA LIFORNIA
I-' ARASlTE PERKINSUS OLSENI DUIWEN Stunner Roger s-Bennett, J uhasz, Hubbard,
Lassudrie*, Hegaret , Henry, Button
Lambert, Le Cole , Soudant,
Fa bioux
Wednesday
March 28, 2012
SESS ION TITLE MUSSELS HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS GETTI NG EXTRA MILEAGE PACIFIC ABALONES: UEALTH,
Carter Newell and Helene Hegaret OUT OF YOUR RESEARCU : TUE BIOLOGY, AND
Scott Linde ll IMPORTANCE OF EXTENSION CONSERVATI ON
Anoushka Concepcion Nature McGinn and
Josh Bouma
3:15 PM ENVIRONMENTAL ADAPTATIONS IN T OXIC EFFECTSOF H ETEROCAPSA EXTENSION AS A CENTRAL FOCUSOF PERFORMANCE AN D GENETI C
I3IVAL VE SHELLFISH, EVI DENCED CI RCULAR ISQ UAMA ON THE RESEARCH: SUCCESSFUL MET HODS TO VA RIATIONS FOR BACKCROSS
FROM STAN DA RDISED MEASU RES SHORTNECK CLAM, R UDI TPES SPREAD THE WORD PROGENI ESOF SMA LL ABAL ONE
DURING THE CALI BRATION OF f>!-1I L/P P/NAR UM RaLonde You, Ke, Luo
SHELLSI M Basti , Endo, Scgawa
Hawkins
3:30 PM QUANTIFYING THE FEEDING D EMONSTRATI NG TH E V ALUE OF H ETEROSISA NALYSISON
BEHAVIOR OF RIBBED MUSSELS IN SHELLFISH RESOURCES: PUBLI C I NTERSI'Cl FIC HYBRIDS BETWEEN
L ONG I SLAND SOUND FOR POTENTIAL EDUCATI ON AND O UTREACH T HROUGH HAL/ OTIS DISCUS NANNAI AND H.
NUTRIENT B10EXTRACTION USE COMMUNITy - BASED O YSTER GIGANTEA
Ga lima ny, Dixon, Belfodil, Wikfors RESTORATION IN D ELAWARE Luo, Ke, You
Ewar t
3:45 PM M USSEL M A RICULTURE IN Discussion Discussion
QUARTERMASTER HARBOR:
ENGAGING COMMUNITIES AND
I MPROVI NG W ATER QUALITY
THROUGH N UTRI ENT B IOEXTRACTI ON
Rasmussen and Allen
4:00 - 6:00PM POSTER SESSION
Madison Ballroom (Odd Numbers to Present)
Thursday
March 29, 2012
6:00 - 7:45 AM IIREAKFAST ESPRESSO BAR - Hotel Lobbv
PL ENARY: HOW TO BENEFIT FROM THE SERVICES OF SHELLFISH TO TH E ECOSYSTEM
8:00 - 8:45 AM Aad Smaal (Wa gen ingcn Univers ity)
Courtyard Ballroom
8:45 - 9:00 AM NATIONAL SHELLFI SH I NITIATIYE PRESENTATION (NOAA)
ROOM FEDERAL SUPERIOR MUNI CIPAL NORTH ROOM
SESSI ON TITLE ENV IRONOM ICS OLYMPIA OYSTERS CONTAMINANTS CONTRIBUTE D
Paul Olin and cer Fli mlin Kav McGraw Aswani Volctv Oanicll c Krc cccr
9:15 AM ECONOMIC IMr ACT OF W EST COAST WHAT' S NEW WIT H OLYMPIA TOXIC EFFECTSOF CRUDE OIL AND THE SO WHAT SHOULD A NATURAL
SHELLFISH AQUACULTURE OYSTERS? A N INTRODUCTION TO THE COREXIT 95 00 DISPERSANT ON CONCH MORTALITY CURVE LOOK LI KE FOR
Hudson and Wellman SESSION (STROMlJUS GIGAS) , OYSTER OYSTERS?
McGraw (CRASSOSTREA VlRGlNICA) AND SHRIMP Mann, Wcllcs, Troost
( PENAEUS DUORARUM) LARVAE
Laramore, Shawl, Krebs
9:30 AM TH E EVOLVING WORLD MARKET FOR A N UPDATE ON SURVEY FINDI NGS O YSTER HEALTH AND REPRODUCTION EFFECTSOF HYPOXI A ON
GEODUCK AND RESEARCH EFFORTSON ONE YEARAFTERTHE D EEPWATER ANTIOXIDANT STATUS, MICRO!3IAL
King and Shamshak OLY MPIA OYSTERS (OSTREA LURIDA) HORIZON OIL SPI LL COMMUNITY, TI SSUE METAL
IN CANADA Casas, Miles, Vignier, Volety, La ACCUMULATION AND TISSUE DAMAGE
MacConnachie Peyre, J. IN EASTERN OYSTERS, CRA SSOSTREA
VlRGlNlCA
Khan", Clinton, Oliver , Rinewoud
9:45 AM ECONO,\llC AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL VARI AB ILITY IN OYSTER FOOD
EFFICIENCY: THECASE FORALASKAN MEASURESON EASTERN OYSTERS FROM QUANT ITY AND QUALI TY IN THE
PACI FIC OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA GIGAS) OIL- EXPOSEDSITES IN L OUISIANA D ELAWARE ESTUARY
INDUSTRY Souiar, King, Tarr, Thorne Kreeger , Thomas, Powell, Morson,
Fouu and RaLonde Gius
10:00 AM EXAMI NING THE NURSERY VA LUE OF OLY MPIA OYSTER STOCK AND L ABORATORY EXPOSURE OF JUVENI LE O YSTER FOOD SUI'PLY: ITS
INTERTIDA L OYSTER AQUACULTURE, HAB ITAT RESTORATION IN PUGEr CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA TO CADMIUM ESTIMATI ON IN D ELAWARE BAY FROM
EELGRASS, AND UNSTRUCTURED SOUND; A COMM UNITY - LEVEL OR MERCURY: ARECHANGES IN A HYDRODYNAMI C MODEL AND THE
MUDFLAT FOR FISH AND EXAMI NATI ON OF POPULAT ION AND PHYSIOLOGY DUE TO CELLULAR INTERACTI ON WITH THEOYSTER
INVERTE8RATES IN WILLAPA B AY, HABITAT DYNAM ICS FORA PARTITI ONING OF METAL STORAGE? POrULATION
W ASHI NGTON RESTORAT ION AREA Fitzger ald", Wallace, Zarnoch Powell, Kree ger , Morson ,
Dumbauld and Hosack Alle n and Davis Haidvogel, Wanl!, Gius
Thursday
March 29, 2012
SESSION TITLE ENVIRONOMICS OLVMPIA OYSTERS CONT A M INANTS CONTRIllUTE D
Paul O lin and Gcf Fliml i n Kav McGraw Aswani vo lctv Daniello Kreeger
10:15 AM EXPLORING THEUSEOF HABITAT THESEARCH FORNORTH PUGET COPPERAND ZINC IN THE FLORIDA ME ET ME AT THEFOODCOURT:
EQUIVALENCY ANALYSISTO SOUND OLYMPIA OYSTER K EYS: IMPLICATIONS FORQUEEN IMPLEMENTING A BIOPHYSICAL
EVALUATE BENEFITSAND IMPACTSOF BROODSTOCK: A SURVEY OF THREE CONCH LARVAL RECRUITMENT MODEL TO TEST THE EFFECTSOF FOOD
SHELLFISH FARMING NEWLY REPORTED EXTANT G ar r* and Davi s ABUNDANCEON THESUCCESS OF
Fisher POPULATI ONSAND THE OYSTER LARVAE RECRUITMENT IN
RESTORATION EFFORT LOCATED IN D ELAWARE BAY
FIDALGO BAY Lopez-Duarte , Nar va ez, K r eeger ,
Stick* , Peabody, Bl ake, Di nn el Haidvoael , Powell
10:30- 11:00 AM MORNING 8REAK
SESSION TITLE ENVI RONOM ICS OLYMPIA OYST ERS SHELL FORMATION INVASI VES
Paul O li n and Gef Fl i m li n Kay McGraw Karolyn Muel ler-Hansen Davi d Wong an d
Robert McMaho n
I I:OOAM LOUISIANA OYSTER PRODUCTION: A DUNGENESSCRAB PRODUCTION: A N THE ROLE OFCv l MMP IN HEMOCYTE CASCADI NG ECOSYSTEM IMPACTSOF
TAL EOF TWO VIEW POINTS ECOSYSTEMSERVICE I' ROVIDED BY MIGRATION AND ENCAPSULATION DREISSENID MUSSELSIN THE GREAT
Supan and Ba n ks OSTREA LURtDA AND CRASSOSTREA Fa lwell " , Gomez-Ch ia rri , Moun t L AKES
GIGAS IN WI LLAPA BAY, Vanderploe g, Pothoveu,
W ASHINGTON Fa hnenst iel, Rut herford, Nal epa,
Ramsay * and Du m bauld Liebi g, Cav al ct t o
11:15 AM A N ECONOMIC DESCRIPTION OF THE SAN FRANCISCO SAY SUI3T1DAL USI NGMICRO- RAMA N SPECTROSCOPY ONE HEALTH IMPLICATIONSOF
FLORIDA SHELLFISH CULTURE HABITAT GOALS REPORT: SETTING 50 TO ASSESS FUNDAMENTAL QUESTIONS SHELLFISH INVASIONSTO HUMAN AND
INDUSTRY YEAR CONSERVATION GOALSFOR ABOUT BIVAL VE LARVAL SHELL ANI MAL DISEASES
Adams and St u r m er OLYMPIA OYSTER RESEARCH, FORMATION Br uce and A ndriot
RESTORATION, AND MANAGEMENT IN Thompson, Nor t h, Gal la ger, White
11:30 AM ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTIONSOF THE SAN FRANCISCO SAY ELECTROCHEMCAL A N OVERVI EWOFTHE LAKETM IOE
V IRGINIA SHELLFISHAQUACULTURE Latta and Cosentino-Manning CHARACTERIZATION OF THE SHELL OF A QUATIC I NVASIVESPECI ES
H udso n and Murray THE EASTERN OYSTERCRASSOSTREA PREVENTION AND CONTROL
VIRGINICA PROGRAMS
YOOIl , Mount, H an sen, K.M., C h i lton
H an sen, D. C.
Thursday
March 29, 2012
SESSION TITLE ENVI RONOMICS OLYIVIPIA OYST ERS SHELL FORMATION INVASIVES
Pau l O lin and Gel' Fl i m lin K ay McGraw K arol yn M ue ller - Hans en David Wong and
Robert M cM ahon
11 :45 AM EAST COAST SHELLFISH A COUSTICALLY TAGGED FISH D REISSENID PREVENTI ON ACTIVITI ES
AQUACULTURE STATUS AND TRENDS UTILI ZATI ON OF AN ARTIFICIA L REEF IN THE W ESTERN UN ITED STATES-
Rheault CONSTRUCTED FORNATIVEO LYMrl A 100TH MERIDIAN I NITI ATI VE
OYSTER RESTORATION Phillips and Heimowitz
A b bott and Obernolte
12:00 PM TH E ROLE OF SHELLFISH SAN FRANCISCO BAY NATIVE DETECTION OF DREISSENID MUSSELS
AQUACULTURE IN NUTRIENT OYSTER RESTORATION: LESSONS IN THE W ESTERN UNITED STATES:
REMOVAL AND CREDIT TRADING IN LEARNED AND NEXT STEPS LESSONSLEARNED
LONG I SLAND SOUND Obernolre and Abbott H osl er
W ell man
12: 15 - 1:15 PM LUNCH BREAK
SESSION TITLE PATHOGEN DET ECTION AND OLYMPIA OYST ERS GENETIC CONNECTIVITY IN INVASIV ES
TRANSPORT WORKSHOP Kay MacGraw SHE LLFISH David Wong and
Ste f an W ertz and Paul O lin META POPULATIONS Robert M cM.t hon
E ileen Hofmann
1:15 PM PATHOGEN DETECTI ON AND POPULATI ON RECOVERY, HABITAT AFL P TECHNIQUE WASUSEDTO A MONITORING AND EARLY
TRANSPORT PANEL ENHANCEMENT, AND REPRODUCTIVE ANALYZETHE GENETIC DIVERSITY AND DETECTION SYSTEM FOR ZEBRA
ECOLOGY OFO LYMrl A OYSTERS DIFFERENTIATIONOF FIVE NATURAL MUSSEL INVASION OF NORTHEASTERN
ONE HEALTH (OSTREA LURIDA) IN COOS BAY, POPULATIONSOF HE/l1IFUSUS TUBA T EXAS WATER BODIES
RESEARCH OREGON DISTRIBUTED ALONG THE CHINESE M cMahon
Miller Rumrill and G r ot h COAST IN ORDER TO UNDERSTAND
GENETIC VARIAT ION
PATHOGEN AGGREGATION: Pan
1:30 PM UNDERSTANDING WHEN, WHERE, AND RECRUITMENT, GROWTH, M ECHANISMSLI MITING GENE FLOW T HE SPREAD AND ABUNDANCEOF
WHY SEAFOOD CONTAMINATI ON MATURATION, AND HEALTH OF AMONG EASTERN OYSTER VELI GERSIN L AKES M EAD AND
OCCURS Shap i r o OLYMPIA OYSTERSO STREA LURIDA (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) POPULATIONS M OHAVE
NATURALLY SETTLED ON CULTCH ALONG A TLANTI C FLORIDA Holdren
NO ROVI RUSESMONITORING SURVEY DEPLOYED IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY, Hare, Z hang, Burford, Scarp a
IN SHELLFISH GROWING AREAS, JAPAN CALI FORNIA, USA
Matsuyama M oore, M arsh man, Obernolte,
Abbott
1:45 PM MI CROBIAL STUDY AND HEALTHOF SEASONAL ABUNDANCE AND TIDAL- O YSTERPOPULATI ON CONNECTIV ITY QUAGGA MUSSEL VELl GERSAT
NATURAL ASSEMBLAGES OF THE TIMED MIGRATION OFO LYMPI A IN LOWERCHESAPEAKE BAY: POSSIBLE DI FFERENT DEPTHSOF L AKE M EAD:
CARPET SHELL CLAM, OYSTER LARVAE IN COOS BAY, IMPACTS OF DI SEASE SELECTION IN ABUNDANCE, DEVELOPMENTAL
T APES DECCUSATUS, FROM EGYPTIAN OREGON STRUCTURING POPULATIONS STAGES, AND MORPHOLOGY
COASTAL WATERS E ISe rs )' Pet ei ro, Shanks, Rumrill Carnegie and Reece \ Vong, Comeau, G erst enberger
Th ursday
Mar ch 29, 20 12
SESSION TITL E PATHOGEN DETECT ION AND OLYMPIA OYSTERS G EN ETI C CO NNECT IVI T Y I N INYASIVES
TRANSPORT WORKSHOP K ay MacG ra w SHELLFlSfI Davi d W ong an d
Stefa n W ertz and Pa ul O l i n METAPOP ULAnONS Rob ert McMahon
Eil een Hofman n
2:00 PM SEn-LEMENT PREFERENCE AND THE GENETIC STRUCTURE OF EASTERN WH AT INDUCES DREISSENA BUGENSI S
TIMING OF SEn -LEMENT OFTHE OYSTER POPULATIONSIN DELAWARE TO SPAWN IN THE LABORATORY
OLYMPIA OYSTER, OSTREA LURIDA, BAY AND SELECTION BY DISEASES CONDITIONS?
IN COOS BAY G uo, M ilbur y, Wang, H e, Z hang, Achar y a, Schwaebe, N ic holl
Sawyer" Bushek, For d
2: 15 PM RISK ASSESMENT PANEL EFFECTSOFTEMPERATURE, Ho w DOMA RI NEPROTECTED AREA EARLY DEVELOPMENTAL EVENTSIN
SALINITY, AND SUBSTRATETYPEON STRATEGI ESINFLUENCE ZEBRA ANDQUAGGA MUSSELSAND
A CURRENT UNDERSTANDING OF GROWTH AND SURVIVAL OF O STREA METAPOPULATION GENETIC POSSIBLE TARGETSFORCONTROL
CORRELATI ONSI3ETWEEN FIBAND LURIDA LARVAE CONNECTIVITY? A MODELI NG STUDY M isa more and W ong
PATHOGENS IN COASTAL WATER Donaldson* WITH OYSTERS
O dagi r i M unroe, Powell, Klinck, I-Iofman n
M ICROBIAL SOURCETRACKI NG IN
COASTAL WAl ERS
Schricwcr
SHELLFI SH SAFETY: DEVELOPING AN
EARLY WARNING SYSTEM FOR
B10TOXINS AND PATHOGENS
St r om
A NOVEL BIOMARKER FORCHRONIC
DOMOIC ACID EXPOSURE IDENTIFI ED
IN A ZEBRAFISH MODEL AND
VALID ATED IN SEA LI ONS
L efebvre
Thu rsda y
March 29, 2012
SESS ION TITLE PATHOGEN DETECTION AND OLYMPIA OYSTERS GE NETIC CONNECTIYITY IN INYASI YES
TRANSPORT WO RKSHOP Kay Ma cGnnv SHELLFISH David Wo ng and
Stefan Wer tz and Pau l Olin METAPOPULATIONS Robert McM ahon
Eileen Hofmann
2:30 PM Discussion PRELI MI NARY OBSERVATI ONSOF COUPLED PHYSICAL AND lllOLOGICAL ARE MULTI PLE PREDATOR EFFECTSON
GONAD STRUCTURE AND MODELI NG OF A TLANTIC SURFCLAM A SHARED PREY INFLUENCED BY
GAMETOGENIC TIMING IN A LARVAL TRANSPORT AN D HABITAT COMPLEXITY?
RECOVERING POPULATI ON OF OSTREA SUBPOPULATION CONNECTIV ITY IN THE Car roll* and Pet er son
LUNJDA MIDDLEATLANTIC B IGHT AND
Oatcs * and Young GEORGES BANK
Zhang*, Haidvogcl, Klinck, Mann,
Powell
2:45 PM T HE FEEDI NG PHYSIOLOGY OF Discussion I MPACTS OF INVASIVE JAPANESE
O LYMPIA OYSTERS ( OSTREA LURfDA) EELGRA SS( ZOSTERAJAPONfCA) ANI)
C ray* and Langdon ITS MANAGEMENT ON MANILA CLAM
PRODUCTION IN WI LLAPA BAY, W A
Patten
3:00 PM Discussion T HE EFFECT o r pHON THE SURVIVAL
OF DREI SSENID MUSSELS
Claudi
3:00 - 5:00 PM CLOSING HAP PY HOU R
MADISON BALLROOM
Note: Asterisks (*) denote student presenters.