March 4 (17:30-19:30)
Poster ID

Speaker

Affiliation

Title

4PI-01
4PI-02Robert Lennox
Kori Burkhardt

Ocean Tracking Network
Direction de l'environnement Polynesie
Francaise / Mao Mana Foundation

Studying predation with electronic tagging
HORIZONTAL MOVEMENT ECOLOGY OF THE OCEANIC WHITETIPSHARK (CARCHARHINUS LONGIMANUS) DESCRIBED FOR THE FIRSTTIME IN FRENCH POLYNESIA

4PI-03

Emily Nazario

University of California, Santa Cruz

4PI-04SHIAN JHONG Lin

4PI-05

Jack Brand

4PI-06

Salma Abdel-Raheem

4PI-07

Ben D'Antonio

4PI-08

Nozomi Kobayashi

4PI-09Heping Li

4PI-10

Seoyun Choi

4PI-11

Lauran Brewster

4PI-12
4PI-13

Martina Scacco
Florencia Vilches

4PI-14
4PI-15
4PI-16

Mark Johnson
Marisa Vedor
Hwayeon Kang

4PI-17

Hibiki Sugiyama

The environmental and physiological drivers of immature Shortfin Mako Shark
distributions in the Southern California Bight Ecoregion
Eastern Fishery Research Center, Fisheries
Habitat use and diving behavior of dolphinfish ( Coryphaena hippurus ) in
Research Institute, Taiwan
northwestern Pacific Ocean using electronic tags
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Chemical pollution alters the migration success of Atlantic Salmon ( Salmo Salar) in the wild
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary
Development of 3-dimensional diving behavior across male and female juvenile
Biology, University of California, Santa Cruz northern elephant seals
Oceans Institute, University of Western
Links between the three-dimensional movements of whale sharks ( Rhincodon
Australia, Perth, WA, Australia
typus ) and the biophysical environment off a coral reef
Okinawa Churashima Foundation Research
Study on the migratory movements of humpback whales in the breeding areas
Instituteof Amami and Okinawa in Japan using satellite-tag
Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University Winter migration of rehabilitated juvenile spotted seals ( Phoca largha ) tracked
from the southern Sea of Okhotsk, and the patterns of their behaviors
Seoul National University
Cluster recursion and movement patterns of raccoon dogs according to climatic
factors
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth School Connectivity, Movement and Distribution of Fishes in Offshore Wind Farmfor Marine Science and Technology
Areas
Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior
An updated estimation of cost of transport for flying species
University of California Santa Cruz
Coupling biologging and stable isotope data to create a North Pacific isoscapeusing seal whiskers
Zoophysiology, Aarhus University
What do predator movements tell us about prey distribution?
CIBIO-Biopolis
First satellite tracking of the South Atlantic mako shark
Seoul National University
Long-distance migration of Wilson’s Storm-petrels ( Oceanites oceanicus )breeding on King George Island, Antarctica
Nagoya university, Graduate School ofAge-driven foraging habitat diversification in black-tailed gulls.
Environmental Studies

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4PI-18

Michael Taylor

4PI-19Grace McNicholas

4PI-20

Yachang Cheng

4PI-21

Antonia Klöcker

4PI-22

Marie Windstein

4PI-23

Seyoung Park

4PI-24

Cortney Watt

4PI-25

Diya Das

4PI-26

Makoto Yoshida

4PI-27

Eun-Jeong Kim

4PI-28Masahiro Kajihara

4PI-29Jacopo Cecere

4PI-30

Leigh West

4PI-31

Kosuke Matsuda

4PI-32Hannah Wood

4PI-33

Thomas Cansse

4PI-34

Ciara Willis

4PI-35

Birgitte McDonald

The University of Western Australia

Evidence habitat cover and fragmentation impact space use in green turtles (Chelonia mydas )Trinity College Dublin
Seasonal fluctuations in habitat suitability of Atlantic bluefin Tuna (Thunnus
thynnus) across the Atlantic
Sun Yat-sen University
Putting residence as a question: using multi-methods to study the movement of
sub-tropical breeding shorebirds
Institute of Marine ResearchArchival satellite data reveals seasonal changes in vertical movement and yearround coastal association in pregnant spurdog ( Squalus acanthias )Murdoch University
Standardised framework for designing mooring systems in passive acoustic
telemetry studies
Seoul National University
Stopover and departure of yellow-browed buntings at an East Asian stopoverisland revealed by an automated radio telemetry system.
Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Inuit-led and community based tagging of beluga whales ( Delphinapterus
leucas ) and a killer whale ( Orcinus orca ) in the Canadian Arctic
University of the Azores
Flying through space - orientation cues used by mobula rays in transatlantic
migrations
Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute, The Reproductive homing of migratory Cyprinids in Lake Biwa confirmed using
University of Tokyo
acoustic receiver arrays and drifters
Seoul National University
Timing of spring migration and its flexibility in five East Asian waterbird
species with different migration strategies
International Institute for Zoonosis Control,
Tracking Egyptian rousette bats as the natural reservoir host of Marburgvirus
Hokkaido University
ISPRA
The interplay of colony size, ecological conditions, and offspring age inshaping foraging range of a colonial raptor
University of Washington
Large carnivore space use and intraguild overlap shift in response to drought
conditions
The University of Tokyo
Movements of Blue Marlin near the Kuroshio Current and the Relationship with
Marine Environment
Kings College London, Zoological Society of Defining black-legged kittiwake (Rissa tridactyla) core areas from tracking
Londondata misses important transiting behaviour.
Deakin University
At-sea movements during the post-breeding period in black-faced cormorants (Phalacrocorax fuscescens )Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Diving deep: Inferring predatory fish behaviour in the ocean’s twilight zone
from high-resolution measurements of movement
Moss Landing Marine Labs at San Jose State Western Ross Sea breeding emperor penguins exhibit longer post-molt foraging
University
trips and larger home ranges than eastern breeding penguins24PI-36

Emyo Fujioka
Gustavo Alarcón-Nieto

Organization for Research Initiatives andDevelopment, Doshisha University
Department of Migration, Max Planck
Institute of Animal Behavior, Am Obstberg 1,
78315, Radolfzell, Germany

Nightly foraging and movement behavior of the birdlike noctule Nyctalus
aviator , measured by acoustical GPS bio-logging
Individual differences in movement and migration patterns of oilbirds in
Venezuela.

4PI-37

4PI-38Michaela Kratofil

Oregon State University

4PI-394PI-40Sabrina Daley
Uno Ishihara

4PI-41
4PI-42

William Gough
Miguel Gandra

Stanford University
The Graduate University for Advanced
Studies, SOKENDAI
University of Hawaii, Manoa
CCMAR - Center of Marine Sciences

4PI-434PI-44David Curnick
Deborah Sharpe

Institute of Zoology, ZSL
University of Victoria

4PI-45Katherine Snell

Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior

4PI-46

Martin Arostegui

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

4PI-47

George Sato

University of St Andrews

4PI-48

Takaaki ABE

Nihon University

4PI-49Don-Jean Leandri-breton

4PI-50Kino Sakai

McGill University & Centre d'Études
Biologiques de Chizé
University of Tokyo

4PI-51

Garrett Shipway

University of California, Santa Cruz

4PI-52
4PI-53

Kyle Elliott
Austin Allen

McGill University
Duke University

4PI-54Taylor Chapple

Oregon State University

Individual-level variation in habitat selection of endangered Hawaiian false
killer whales through lenses of social structure and resource availability
Drivers of Reef Manta Ray Movements at a Remote Marine Reserve
Feeding kinematics of captive Baikal seal (Pusa sibirica) when foraging on
zooplankton and fish, and its comparison to the wild seals’ foraging behavior
Optimal Migratory Speed of Large Oceanic Capital Breeders
From darkness to light: Understanding movement and residency patterns of two
sympatric deep-sea sharks in the North Atlantic
Diving into the vertical dimension of elasmobranch movement ecology
Ringed seal ( Pusa hispida ) exposure to underwater shipping noise in theeastern Canadian Arctic
The true cost of migration: quantifying the energy flux for a whole species offree flying avian migrants under spatially explicit environmental conditions
A shallow scattering layer structures the energy seascape of an open ocean
predator
Analysis of the effect of the active-to-passive drag ratio on the swimming
behaviour of free-ranging breath-hold divers.
The ecological benefit of aerobic performance in cost of transport for chumsalmon migrating upriver
Carry-over effects and winter energy expenditure estimated with geolocatorsand saltwater immersion sensors in a migratory seabird
Cardiopulmonary and behavioral factors affecting dive duration in free-ranging
loggerhead turtles
Multiple acute stress challenges during lactation do not affect post-breeding
foraging behavior or success in northern elephant seals
A physiological model for determining energy expenditure from accelerometers
Predicting locomotion costs from movement tags: calibrating and validating
activity-energetics correlations in bottlenose dolphins and killer whales
Behavioral and physiological adaptations exhibited in Basking sharks (Cetorhinus maximus ) to help balance feeding costs

3March 5 (17:30-19:30)
Poster ID

Speaker

Affiliation

5PI-01

Buho Hoshino

Rakuno Gakuen University

5PI-02
5PI-03

Evgeny Podolskiy
Philippine Chambault

5PI-04
5PI-05Hester Brønnvik
Markus Horning

5PI-06

Samantha Reynolds

5PI-07

Aurore Counilh

5PI-08
5PI-09William Oestreich
Toshitaka Imaki

5PI-10Shinsuke Koike

5PI-11

Atsuya Ogata

5PI-12

Kazuki Harada

5PI-13Kazuyoshi Komeyama

5PI-14Chisaki Yashiki

5PI-15

Leena Riekkola

5PI-16

Yoshihisa Mori

5PI-17
5PI-18

Cassondra Williams
Jennifer Tennessen

Title

Satellite tracking of camels overgrazing and spatial analysis of mangrove forest
dynamics in Port Sudan
Arctic Research Center, Hokkaido University Diel cycle and long-distance synchronization in bowhead whales
Greenland Institute of Natural Resources
The nightscape of the Arctic winter shapes the diving behavior of a pelagic
predator
Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior
How does soaring flight develop?
Wildlife Technology Frontiers
Sleeper shark activity patterns reveal possible predatory behavior througharchival tag data from the Gulf of Alaska
The University of Queensland and ECOCEAN Swimming with humans: biotelemetry reveals effects of ‘gold standard’Inc.
regulated tourism on whale sharks
Deakin University
Environmental effects on the foraging behaviour of Australasian gannets (Morus serrator ) during the breeding season
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
Listening to animal behavior to understand changing ecosystems
SOKENDAI
Speed consensus and behavioural coordination of Adélie penguins travelling on
sea ice in groups
Tokyo University of Agriculture andComparing information derived on food habits of a terrestrial carnivore
Technology
between animal-borne video systems and fecal analyses methods
Graduate Institute for Advanced Studies,
In-situ measurement of dissolved oxygen concentration and feeding behavior of
SOKENDAI, Japan
northern elephant seals in the mesopelagic zone.
The University of Tokyo
Effect of body mass on continuous ascent flight to return to breeding grounds
in streaked shearwaters
Faculty of Fisheries Hokkaido University
Characteristics of vertical movement and body temperature of reared yellowtail
Seriola quinqueradiata in an aquaculture cage
Nagoya University
Pair coordination of seabirds during chick-rearing season: Do streaked
shearwater pairs coordinate their foraging trip durations?
University of Auckland
Lost and not found: Satellite telemetry reveals changes in southern right whale
foraging habitat after exploitation
Teikyo University of Science
Diving behaviour of a small seabird, Japanese murrelets, Synthliboramphus
wumizusume .
National Marine Mammal Foundation
Sub-ice Foraging Success in Emperor Penguins at an Isolated Dive Hole
University of Washington
Diel occurrence of foraging behavior in fish-eating killer whales revealed by
mixture models and kinematic detection

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5PI-19

Rachel Holser

University of California, Santa Cruz

5PI-20Marc Lammers

5PI-21

Christine BarryNOAA/Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale
National Marine Sanctuary
Centre for Sustainable Aquatic Ecosystems,
Harry Butler Institute, Murdoch University,
WA 6150, Australia

5PI-22

Munenari Takeda

Nagasaki University

5PI-23
5PI-24

Ikusei Sasaki
Dominik Nachtsheim

Nagasaki university
Institute for Terrestrial and Aquatic Wildlife
Research, University of Veterinary Medicine
Hannover5PI-25
5PI-26

Rin Kawaguchi
Hina Watanabe

5PI-27Menghua Lv

5PI-28
5PI-29Mark Jessopp
Chinatsu Nakajima

Nagasaki University
Department of Polar Science, School ofMultidisciplinary Sciences, SOKENDAI
University of Tokyo, Graduate School of
Frontier Science
University College Cork
University of Tsukuba

5PI-30
5PI-31

Futoshi Ujiie
Joerg Melzheimer

5PI-32

Jeanne Shearer

5PI-33

Kagari Aoki

5PI-34

Sandra Lai

1.Faculty of Life & Environmental Sciences,
Teikyo University of Science
University of Oxford

5PI-35

Nils Kreuter

Australian National University

5PI-36
5PI-37

Mark Meekan
Takashi Iwata

5PI-38

Marianne Gousy-Leblanc

University of Western Australia
Graduate School of Maritime Sciences, Kobe
University
McGill University

Working harder in a warming ocean: Implications of increasing trends in along-term dataset of northern elephant seals
Temporal variations in humpback whale behavioral activity on the Hawaiian
breeding grounds
Whale sharks ( Rhincodon typus ) use multiple foraging behaviours to thrive inoligotrophic environments
A switch in diurnal to nocturnal swimming is related to spawning in theJapanese flounderJapanese spiny lobsters need frequent breaks when exploring
Frequent vessel noise exposures of harbour seals in the North Sea may reduceforaging opportunities
Fish swim tilted to catch the sun at their backs
3-D dive path reconstruction reveals penguin-krill interactions under Antarctic
fast-sea ice
Adaptation of the automatic detection algorithm for lunge feeding events of
humpback whales
Biologging effects: Heavier tags sink Manx shearwater diving behaviour
Behavioral and reproductive responses to carry-over effects in black-legged
kittiwakes: an experimental approach
Patterns and drivers of mercury concentrations in the North Pacific seabirds
Flying in high resolution with many vultures across their range

University of Tsukuba
Leibniz-Institute for Zoo- and Wildife
Research
Aarhus University

The fine-scale kinematics of short-finned pilot whale foraging behavior isshaped by their environment.
360 degree rolling behavior of young male sperm whales at sea bottom in theGoto Submarine Canyon
First record of rehabilitation, release and dispersal of a severely-injured
Ethiopian wolf in the Simien Mountains, Ethiopia
Unveiling collective behaviours: Leader and follower dynamics in three sharkspecies on the Great Barrier Reef
Biologging reveals the role of extreme diving in an epipelagic shark
The detailed foraging behaviour of Weddell seals revealed by animal-borne
accelerometer and video
Do thick-billed murres select their mate according to foraging behaviour?

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5PI-40James Fahlbusch
Leila Fouda

5PI-41

Junichi Okuyama

5PI-42

E. Henderson

5PI-43

Maria Amador-Capitanachi

5PI-44

Yuuki Watanabe

5PI-45

Megumi Kawai

5PI-46

Kyosuke Seki

5PI-47

Arina Favilla

5PI-48

Nina Maurer

5PI-49Jessica Louise Rudd

5PI-50

Maya Stock

5PI-51

Sheila Thornton

5PI-52Matthew Ajemian

5PI-53

Daniel Coffey

5PI-54

Nobuo Kokubun

5PI-55Hannah Clayton

Stanford University; Cascadia ResearchBlue whales feed at night when conditions are right
Department of Ecology & Evolutionary
Seasonally varying habitat selection in migratory species revealed by movement
Biology, Yale University
data.
Fisheries Technology Institute, Japan Fisheries Diel vertical migration and activity patterns of diamond squids ( Thysanoteuthis
Research and Education Agency
rhombus ) inferred continuous foraging throughout the day
NIWC PacificBehavioral Response of Blainville’s Beaked Whales ( Mesoplodon densirostris )to Navy Training
Centro Interdisciplinario de ciencias Marinas At-sea movements of lactating Guadalupe fur seals ( Arctocephalus townsendi )from Guadalupe Island, Mexico
Graduate University for Advanced Studies,
Three-dimensional space use of Baikal seals feeding on zooplankton swarms
SOKENDAIThe University of Tokyo
Green sea turtles ( Chelonia mydas ) are herbivorous, but turtles feeding on
gelatinous plankton have better nutritional status
Graduate School of Environmental Science,
Synchronization of group spawning of Pacific herring.
Hokkaido University
University of California, Santa Cruz
Redefining the importance of low-oxygen zones for a mesopelagic predator, thenorthern elephant seal
Institute for Terrestrial and Aquatic Wildlife
Relationship between health status and animal behavioural changes in tagged
Research (ITAW)
harbour seals
University of Exeter
Opportunistic fine-scale tracking of a large marine mammal following predation
event of an Atlantic bluefin tuna in the Northeastern Atlantic.
The University of Tokyo
Seasonal Migration and Swimming Behavior of Pitted Stingrays ( Bathytoshia
brevicaudata ) in the Seto Inland Sea, JAPANFisheries and Oceans Canada
Quantifying stereotypic pulsed calls in Killer Whales using digital acoustic
recording tag data reveals individual call rates and diel patterns of vocalization
FAU Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute Hitching a ride on a goliath – behavioral and ecological observations from theAtlantic’s largest reef fish
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
Swim-glide Behavior and Optimal Dive Geometry Reduces Energy Expenditure
in an Undulatory Rajiform
National Institute of Polar Research, Japan
Feeding behaviour of Weddell seals on Antarctic krill near Syowa Station, East
Antarctica
Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford
An integrative approach to quantifying individual variation in feeding
University; Cascadia Research Collective
mechanics of a surprising intertidal predator, the gray whale

6March 6 (17:30-19:30)
Poster ID

Speaker

Affiliation

Title

6PI-01

Émile Brisson-Curadeau

McGill University

6PI-02

Timm Wild

6PI-03Jenna Hounslow

Department of Migration, Max Planck
Institute of Animal Behavior
Murdoch University

6PI-04
6PI-05
6PI-06

Valdir Silva
Hui YuRasmus Havmøller

6PI-08Ellen Ye

6PI-09
6PI-10Paul-Antoine libourel
Freya Womersley

Universidade Federal de Pernambuco - UFPE
Wageningen University
Natural History Museum of Denmark University of Copenhagen
Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior andUniversity of Konstanz
Neurosciences Research Centre of Lyon
Marine Biological Association

6PI-11
6PI-12Camille PagnielloEliane Miranda

Stanford University
McGill University

6PI-13Michele Thums

Australian Institute of Marine Science

6PI-14Jessica Kendall-Bar

Scripps Institution of Oceanography

6PI-15
6PI-16

Giacomo Dell'Omo
Stefan Schoombie

Ornis italica, Rome
University of Cape Town

6PI-17
6PI-18Ghalia Abel
Stacy DeRuiter

University of Exeter
Calvin University

6PI-19Sarah Davidson

Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior

Accelerometry predicts prey-capture rates in the deep-diving king penguin
Aptenodytes patagonicus
Wearables for animals: a 0.3 g 3-axis open-source acceleration and light-level
logger for short-term deployments
Incorporating behaviour into habitat suitability modelling; a case study for sea
turtles
Bridging Cost and Flexibility Gaps in Heart Rate Bio Data Loggers
Edge computing in wildlife behaivor and ecology
Is kinetic energy harvesting systems a potential alternative to battery or solar
powered GPS devices for lifetime tracking?
Exploring fine-scale flight behaviors using IMU sensor technology: A novel
multi-sensor approach
Measuring electrophysiology and behavior in the wild.
Future climate-driven global redistribution of an ocean giant predicts increased
threats amid opportunities for conservation
Novel CTD tag establishes shark fins as ocean observing platforms
Investigating the uses of automatic RFID resighting in the sensitive Rhinoceros
auklet (Cerorhinca monocerata )Characterising and tracking pygmy blue whale diving behaviour during
migration
Immersive 3D biologging visualizations facilitate analysis, collaboration, andcommunication
Bird-borne samplers to monitor air quality
Deep dives with Chinstrap Penguins: machine learning as a tool to identify<br/>prey-capture events from bird-borne data loggers
Lidocaine use in large pelagic fish research
Assessing beaked whale behavioral response to naval sonar using a hierarchicalhidden Markov modelMore than a 'bank': Using Movebank for collaborative research and applications

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6PI-20

Tina Odaka

LOPS (Laboratory for Ocean Physics andSatellite remote sensing) UMR 6523, CNRSIFREMER-IRD-Univ.Brest-IUEM

Leveraging Pangeo to Geolocate Fish using Biologging Data: The Pangeo-FishInitiative

6PI-21
6PI-22

Michael Bertram
Michael Williamson

6PI-23

Hiroto Yamamoto

6PI-24

Wei-Chuan Chiang

6PI-25Alexandra Anderson

Frontiers in quantifying wildlife behavioural responses to chemical pollution
Using high resolution acoustic telemetry and social networks to define European
eel aggregations
Three-dimensional monitoring of spawning behavior of skipjack tuna
Katsuwonus pelamis using multi-stereo-image measurement
Spawning migration characteristics of Pacific bluefin tuna<br />( Thunnus
orientalis ) in northwestern Pacific Ocean
Sharing Approaches for Integrating Wildlife Tracking Datasets for Conservation

6PI-26
6PI-27

Colette Appert
Rochelle Constantine

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Institute of Zoology, Zoological Society of
LondonGraduate school of Agriculture, Kindai
University
Eastern Fishery Research Center, Fisheries
Rsearch Insititute, Taiwan
Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation
Biology Institute, Migratory Bird Center
Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies
University of Auckland

6PI-28

Marianna Chimienti

Centre d’Etudes Biologiques de Chizé, UMR
7372 CNRS—La Rochelle Université

6PI-29David March

6PI-30

Heather Foley

Institut Cavanilles de Biodiversitat i Biologia
Evolutiva, University of Valencia, SpainNOAA NMFS Northeast Fisheries Science
CenterIOS4DOM: Linking bio-logging with integrated ocean observing systems to
support dynamic ocean management
Using Inertial Sensor Data to Conserve a Critically Endangered Whale
Population: Insights from Drone-deployed Biologging Tags on the North
Atlantic Right Whale

6PI-31

Julia ConstanceCharles Darwin University

6PI-32

Julius Morkūnas

Lithuanian Ornithological Society

6PI-33

Timothée GERARD

Département Ecologie, Physiologie etEthologie - IPHC - CNRS

Mortality estimates for threatened river sharks from acoustic telemetry in the
Northern Territory of Australia
Usage of telemetry tools to inform effective bycatch mitigation solutions ofseabird bycatch from gillnet fishery
Testing the effect of crop associations on the hibernation and reproductive
success of the European hamster ( Cricetus cricetus ) – Promising results for theprotection of the species.

6PI-35

Oliver Jewell

University of Western Australia

6PI-36
6PI-38
6PI-39Skye Wynn-Simmonds
Max Czapanskiy
Claudia Meneses Moreno

La Rochelle University / SOMME
University of California, Santa Cruz
Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ)

Survival in the southern seas: post-release outcomes for deep-water skates
Hector’s dolphin diving and foraging patterns revealed through high-resolution
DTAG deployments.
Decoding Ten Years of Little Penguin Foraging: Bio-Logging Reveals Foraging
Patterns with Implications for Climate Change Mitigation and Marine Spatial
Planning

Back to the wild: movements of a juvenile tiger shark released from a public
aquariumDo modelled ship noise estimates match on-animal sound recordings?
Trends, challenges, and opportunities in open biologging data
The European Tracking Network: Transitioning from institute-specific toEuropean-wide data sharing and collaboration

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6PI-40

Daiki Uematsu

6PI-42
6PI-43Jonah Rothleder
Adrian Gleiss

6PI-44

Yannis Papastamatiou

6PI-45

Tomoki Kanna

6PI-46

Akiko Kato

6PI-47

Lotte Pohl

6PI-48Dana Cusano

6PI-49Charlotte Lorand

6PI-50Chris Oosthuizen

6PI-51

Alexandra McInturf

6PI-52

Shinji Fukuda

6PI-53

Cecilia Hampton

6PI-54

Ryoma OTSUKA

6PI-55

Ellen Hayward

Keio University

Development of a nest box for continuous monitoring of a growing seabird
chick’s mass and heart rate
University of Alaska Anchorage
Translocated raptor return rates and summer movements in Alaska
Murdoch University
Tracking the ghosts of coasts: movement, dispersal and behaviour of three
species of sawfish in north-western Australia
Florida International University
Dynamics of Goliath grouper spawning aggregations and their potential impacts
on prey communities
Kindai University Graduate school of
How does the number of tankmates influence the activity level and spatial use of
agriculture.
whale shark? A biologging study at Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium
Centre d’Etudes Biologiques de Chizé, CNRS- COVID-related anthropause highlights the impact of marine traffic on breeding
La Rochelle Université
little penguins
Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ), Belgium
What does the fish do? Comparing behavioural state inference methods from
depth-time data of a bottom-dwelling shark to improve geolocation modelling
National Marine Sanctuary Foundation
Biologging tags provide insight into the behavior of feeding sei whales in thewestern North Atlantic Ocean.
Norway Inland University of Applied Sciences The secret life of wolves: using collar-mounted accelerometers, can we study
behaviors in the wild using a model calibrated in captivity?
University of Cape Town
Dive wiggles as a proxy of prey consumption in krill-feeding chinstrap
penguins
Oregon State University
Social sharks? Combining proximity loggers, inertial sensors, and cameras toquantify conspecific interactions in basking sharks ( Cetorhinus maximus ) in
Irish waters
Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology
Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute,
Florida Atlantic University
Graduate School of Information Science andTechnology, Osaka University
University of St Andrews

Ultrasonic biotelemetry for mapping fish species distributions in a small river
Sticking with it: a multi-sensor tag to reveal the foraging ecology and fine-scale
behavior of elusive durophagous stingrays
A trial for wild animal behaviour classification using animal-borne
accelerometers and deep learning techniques
Use of synchronised audio and video data loggers to estimate prey consumption
rates in herring-feeding killer whales ( Orcinus orca )9OnlinePoster ID

Speaker

Affiliation

PO-01

Isabella Manenti

Università degli Studi di Torino

PO-02

Sarah Peterson

PO-03

Barbara Neubarth

PO-04

Paul Wensveen

PO-05

Jana Jeglinski

PO-06

Alina Hillinger

PO-07

Hae-Min Seo

PO-08
PO-09

Ana Couto
Scott Forrest

BioSS
Queensland University of Technology

PO-10

Erwan PIOTMECADEV, UMR 7179, CNRS/MNHN

PO-11

Zuzana Zajková

Institut de Ciències del Mar (CSIC)

PO-12

Paolo Becciu

University of Lausanne

PO-13

Mary-Anne Lea

IMAS, University of Tasmania/ACEAS

PO-14

Elizabeth Masden

University of the Highlands and Islands

PO-16

Emma Longden

SMRU, University of St Andrews

Title

Effect of transport on body temperature and heart rate of lambs measured by
subcutaneous bio-loggers
United States Geological Survey; University of Maternal foraging location and diving behavior affect transfer of mercury to
California Santa Cruz
northern elephant seal pups
University Centre of the Westfjords
Long-term dive records of northern bottlenose whales in the northeast Atlantic
reveal extraordinary dive capabilities
Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences, Satellite tagging of northern bottlenose whales off Iceland documents longUniversity of Iceland
distance movements
School of Biodiversity, One Health and
HPAIV outbreak triggers enhanced colony connectivity in a seabird
Veterinary Medicine, University of Glasgow metapopulation
Institute of Marine Research (IIM-CSIC)
Spatial behaviour of the common octopus ( Octopus vulgaris ) in the wild basedon acoustic telemetry
Department of Agriculture, Forestry, andSeasonal Movements and Breeding Site Fidelity of Black-tailed Gulls ( Larus
Bioresources, Seoul National University,
crassirostris ) Revealed by Two-Year GPS tracking
Republic of Korea
The impact of offshore windfarms on predator-prey dynamics
Simulating animal movement trajectories from integrated step selection analyses
with temporal dynamics
Physical and brain activity of southern elephant seals through the post-weaning
period prior to their first at-sea foraging trip
Safe Operating Space for Penguins (SOSPEN): a global bio-logging initiative
for penguin conservation
Concurrent high-resolution movement data shed light in partnership behaviourof barn owls.
Discovering the role of rare, endangered and culturally important marine
predators in the Tasman Fracture Marine ParkThe prudent use of biologging and telemetry data for the growing renewableenergy industry
Grey seal diving behaviour in a high tidal flow environment: a comparison
between pups and adults with implications for collision risk

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