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The 57^th Scientific Meeting of the Australian Mammal Society, a joint meeting with the American Society of Mammalogists.

Portland, Oregon. USA 24–29 June 2011

The 57^th Scientific Meeting of the Australian Mammal Society will be held as a joint meeting with the American Society of Mammalogists, at Portland State University, Portland, Oregon, USA from 24^th-29^th June 2011. The 2011 Annual General Meeting of the AMS will be held during the conference, and we will run all our usual awards. We encourage you to attend! The conference website is at http://asm2011.research.pdx.edu

Registration and Abstract Submission can now be carried out, through links from the conference website. The abstract submission deadline is 31^st March, while registration runs until 30^th April and late registration to 9^th June.

Members of AMS are organising four themed sessions to be held during the conference, as follows:

Predator interactions on both sides of the Pacific

Convenor: Euan Ritchie, Deakin University

Ecology of marsupial and eutherian herbivores

Convenor: Graeme Coulson, University of Melbourne

Ecophysiology of monotremes and marsupials

Convenors: Phil Withers, University of Western Australia and Terry Dawson, University of New South Wales

Small mammal population decline; are patterns of change global or parochial?

Convenors: Alex Kutt and Iain Gordon, CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems

The first and last of these have a full list of speakers but the sessions run by Graeme Coulson and by Phil Withers and Terry Dawson have slots available. If you think your paper fits into either “Ecology of marsupial and eutherian herbivores” or “Ecophysiology of monotremes and marsupials”, approach the conveners or just check the relevant box as you submit your abstract online.

We will post more details on the AMS aspects of the conference, including the AGM agenda, on this page. If you are not able to attend the conference but would like some input to the AGM, a proxy form is available on this site at the end of the AMS Constitution.



Home Conference 2011 Member Login About Us and Contact Membership Conservation Publications Awards and Grants Interesting Links		The 57^th Scientific Meeting of the Australian Mammal Society, a joint meeting with the American Society of Mammalogists. Portland, Oregon. USA 24–29 June 2011 The 57^th Scientific Meeting of the Australian Mammal Society will be held as a joint meeting with the American Society of Mammalogists, at Portland State University, Portland, Oregon, USA from 24^th-29^th June 2011. The 2011 Annual General Meeting of the AMS will be held during the conference, and we will run all our usual awards. We encourage you to attend! The conference website is at http://asm2011.research.pdx.edu Registration and Abstract Submission can now be carried out, through links from the conference website. The abstract submission deadline is 31^st March, while registration runs until 30^th April and late registration to 9^th June. Members of AMS are organising four themed sessions to be held during the conference, as follows: Predator interactions on both sides of the Pacific Convenor: Euan Ritchie, Deakin University Ecology of marsupial and eutherian herbivores Convenor: Graeme Coulson, University of Melbourne Ecophysiology of monotremes and marsupials Convenors: Phil Withers, University of Western Australia and Terry Dawson, University of New South Wales Small mammal population decline; are patterns of change global or parochial? Convenors: Alex Kutt and Iain Gordon, CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems The first and last of these have a full list of speakers but the sessions run by Graeme Coulson and by Phil Withers and Terry Dawson have slots available. If you think your paper fits into either “Ecology of marsupial and eutherian herbivores” or “Ecophysiology of monotremes and marsupials”, approach the conveners or just check the relevant box as you submit your abstract online. We will post more details on the AMS aspects of the conference, including the AGM agenda, on this page. If you are not able to attend the conference but would like some input to the AGM, a proxy form is available on this site at the end of the AMS Constitution.
		Updated 28 March 2011