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9:30am MDT

PLENARY SESSION I - Part 1: Ecology and Conservation of Ungulate Migration: Lessons from Wyoming; Part 2: Movement, Migration and Ecological Plasticity in Deer Species: Facts and Consequences in a Changing European... Assembly Hall CFrancesca Cagnacci • Jerod A. Merkle

11:20am MDT

Movement Track: Stopover Use By a Migratory Ungulate During a Short Distance Migration Assembly Hall C

11:40am MDT

Movement Track: Habitat Selection by Mule Deer Within Migration Corridors in Nevada Assembly Hall C

12:00pm MDT

Movement Track: Quantifying the Drivers of Individual Variation in Mule Deer Migration Assembly Hall C

3:00pm MDT

Behavior Track: While Males Fight, Females Choose: Male Phenotypic Quality Informs Female Mate Choice In Mammals Assembly Hall B

3:00pm MDT

Genetics Track: Tails With a Dark Side: Whitetail x Mule Deer Hybridization in North America Assembly Hall B

3:20pm MDT

SYMPOSIA-05: What Can Genetic Relatedness Tell Us About Social Behavior, CWD Transmission, and Management Alternatives? Assembly Hall C

3:40pm MDT

SYMPOSIA-05: Scaling Up Fine-Scale Deer Behavior to Pathogen Transmission Within and Across The Landscape Assembly Hall C

4:00pm MDT

SYMPOSIA-05: Utilizing Animal Movement and Network Models to Understand Disease Transmission and Spread Assembly Hall C

4:20pm MDT

SYMPOSIA-05: Incorporating Behavior and Social Associations into Modeling Transmission and Disease Spread Assembly Hall C

9:00am MDT

Space Use 1 Track: Forest Restoration, Wildfire and Habitat Selection by Female Mule Deer Long Peaks Lodge - Diamond E&W

9:40am MDT

Space Use 1 Track: Driven to Mate: Male White-tailed Deer Alter Resource Selection during Breeding Season to Mirror Female Use of the Landscape Long Peaks Lodge - Diamond E&W

10:00am MDT

Space Use 1 Track: Modeling Individual Deer Variation in Resource Selection to Improve Management and Demographic Outcomes Long Peaks Lodge - Diamond E&W

11:40am MDT

Management 5 Track: Can Passive Camera Grids Effectively Monitor Activity Patterns of White-tailed Deer? Assembly Hall A

12:00pm MDT

Physiology 1 Track: Genetic Basis of Extreme Antler Phenotypes in White-Tailed Deer Long Peaks Lodge - Diamond E&W

1:30pm MDT

PLENARY SESSION VI - Physiological Mechanisms in Ecological Models of Performance in Cervids Assembly Hall CNicholas Tyler

3:40pm MDT

Space Use 2 Track: In Search of Does: Male White-Tailed Deer Exhibit Unique Movement Patterns During the Breeding Season Assembly Hall B

4:00pm MDT

Space Use 2 Track: Behavioral and Spatial Response of the European Roe Deer to Supplementary Feeding Management Assembly Hall B