Haley Altadonna
Haley Altadonna
Climate change will likely alter surface wind speeds across the world. Here, we tested how surface wind speeds influenced the behavior and predator-prey interactions of aquatic species. We exposed aquatic invertebrates to varying wind speeds in the presence or absence of a predator. We found that as wind speeds increased, prey species spent more time close to the wind source. These species also swam faster and moved greater distances, unless a predator was present.
Major:
Biology
Exhibition Category:
Health and Life Sciences
Exhibition Format:
Poster Presentation
Campus:
Behrend
Faculty Sponsor:
Lynne Beaty
Poster Number:
51851