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The Event 

A total of 24 talks were selected for SPEEC-Up 2017 and these were divided into two themes- Ecology and Conservation. The speed talks presented in each theme were evaluated by a panel of judges.  
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ParticipantTalk Title
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SESSION 1Ecology
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Vignesh VenkateswaranResource dispersion influences dispersal in fig wasp communities
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Nikita ZachariahBuilding mud castles: a perspective from brick-laying termites
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Kruttika PhalnikarButterflies and their bacteria!
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Aparna agarwalThe microbe advantage: Adaptation to a novel diet through a change in the microbiome
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Ebi GeorgeIndividual Differences and Social Regulation of the Honey Bee Waggle Dance Activity
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Karthik TeegalapalliLinking tree growth rates and functional traits in savannas
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Rittik DebUnderstanding the ecology and evolution of host-microbiome interaction
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Harish PrakashForaging ecology of the lesser false vampire bat, Megaderma spasma
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Viraj R. TorsekarPredation risk of alternative mate finding strategies in acoustically communicating crickets
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Manvi SharmaOviposition site selection response to larval predation risk in a mosquito
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Pratibha YadavBreaking into a safe: Host location by exploiters in a nursery pollination mutualism
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Priti BangalFinding allies: What rules govern the formation of mixed-species bird flocks?
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Aparna LajmiAridification drives evolution of terrestrial geckos in Indian subcontinent
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SESSION 1Conservation
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Shawn DsouzaShifts in the butterfly communities of the Tamhini-Sudhagad Sanctuary
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Hugo Francisco de Souza
Who let the Cerberus out? : Population estimation and morphometric description of Cerberus rynchops from its type locality in Ganjam, Odisha.
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Aditya Shekhar MalgaonkarCan Snow Leopards Survive in a Multi-use landscape ?
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Trisha GuptaFish or Chips? Impact of a potential dietary shift on Lesser Black-backed Gull (Larus fuscus) chicks
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Sahila KudalkarHow do microhabitats affect rodent abundance in northeastern India's forests?
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Chetan RaoEffects of fishing practices on sea snake assemblages of the Sindhudurg coast, Maharashtra
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Aniruddha MaratheDrivers of ant species richness across elevation gradients in the Eastern Himalaya (India)
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Dincy MariyamHuman-Wildlife Interactions around Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve
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Ishaan Khot
Long term monitoring of pole and line tuna fishery dynamics in the Lakshadweep Islands through community-based approaches
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RidhiConflict to coexistence: Can “ecotourism” be a game changer?
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Muralidharan Manoharakrishnan
Who endangered the olive ridley: Threats, ecology or conservation?

The Winners

Ecology: Viraj Torsekar (1st prize), Aparna Agarwal and Vignesh Venkateswaran (joint winners of the 2nd prize)
Conservation: Trisha Gupta (1st prize), Aniruddha Marathe (2nd) and Chetan Rao (3rd prize)
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