Conferences

7th ASA Conference 2022 Ninh Binh, Vietnam

The 7th ASA Conference is an important milestone, on the occasion of 10th anniversary of the Asian Society of Arachnology, the International year of Basic Science for Sustainable Development 2022. This is not only a significant scientific event but also a good opportunity to connect arachnologists in Asia and all other continents in the world.

Besides the stimulating scientific program, with its up-to-date topics and recent findings, we provide a multifaceted experience through complementary activities and supplementary side trips.

Among them, the main attraction will be the complemented visit to established in 1962, Cuc Phuong National Park which is the oldest national park in Vietnam. Cuc Phuong National Park is situated in the monsoon tropical climate region. At the height above sea level from 140 m to 648 m, topography, especially the limestone mountains interspersed with hills and valleys running from the northwest-southeast. Due to the terrain, very intense fragmentation created several sub-climate regions and different microclimates. This is the premise of different vegetation formations, making Cuc Phuong biological diversity very diverse, rich and with its own particular character.

Extracted from circular(s) ahead of the conference.

Venue: Ninh Binh, Vietnam

Dates: 17-22 October, 2022

Organisers: Vietnam National Museum of Nature (VNMN), Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST)

https://asa2022vietnam.com/

Presentations

Only registered ASA members can access the conference presentations. Register here if you are not a member.

10 Years of ASA

Systematics

Ecology

  • Ondrej Kosulic - Asian invader in Europe - threat or opportunity for biodiversity of European forests? (3.98 MB)
  • Nishi Babu - Diversity of ant-mimicking spiders and their morphological mimicking strategies in a lowlying agroecosystem of Kerala, South India (94.72 MB)
  • Darko D. Cotoras Viedma - Intraspecific niche partition without speciation: individual level web polymorphism within a single island spider population (54.68 MB)
  • Reena Laharia - A preliminary account of spider diversity in and around community gardens in Amravati, Maharashtra, India (18.19 MB)
  • Radek Michalko - Landscape composition and climate affect web-building spiders - prey food-web in dry dipterocarp forests (2.89 MB)
  • Asima A. - Araneae of the Myristica Swamp Forests of Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary in the Southern Western Ghats, Kerala, India (32.37 MB)
  • Warbota Khum - Effect of local and landscape factors on spider-prey-mango food webs in Cambodian mango orchards (75.06 MB)
  • Gunasekaran C. - Distributional patterns of Mygalomorphs with special reference to the genus Poecilotheria (Theraphosidae) in the Western Ghats of Tamil Nadu, India (2.49 MB)
  • Stephanie Loria - Assessing arachnid diversity in Eurasia during the Eocene (25.53 MB)
  • Aswathy S. - Lifestyle patterns and conservation challenges of mygalomorphs in the southern Western Ghats of India (931.48 KB)
  • Sunil Jose K. - Diversity of mygalomorph spiders of Western Ghats, India (6.72 MB)
  • Dharmaraj Jayaraman - Spider Diversity in a Selected Agriculture Area of Dharmapuri, Tamilnadu, India (72.62 MB)
  • Mathew M. Joseph - Pseudoscorpion Fauna of Peninsular India (3.21 MB)
  • Behaviour

    Molecular mechanisms

    Phylogeny and biogeography

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    The 7th ASA Conference is an important milestone, on the occasion of 10th anniversary of the Asian Society of Arachnology, the International year of Basic Science for Sustainable Development 2022. This is not only a significant scientific event but also a good opportunity to connect arachnologists in Asia and all other continents in the world.

    Besides the stimulating scientific program, with its up-to-date topics and recent findings, we provide a multifaceted experience through complementary activities and supplementary side trips.

    Among them, the main attraction will be the complemented visit to established in 1962, Cuc Phuong National Park which is the oldest national park in Vietnam. Cuc Phuong National Park is situated in the monsoon tropical climate region. At the height above sea level from 140 m to 648 m, topography, especially the limestone mountains interspersed with hills and valleys running from the northwest-southeast. Due to the terrain, very intense fragmentation created several sub-climate regions and different microclimates. This is the premise of different vegetation formations, making Cuc Phuong biological diversity very diverse, rich and with its own particular character.

    Extracted from circular(s) ahead of the conference.

    Venue: Ninh Binh, Vietnam

    Dates: 17-22 October, 2022

    Organisers: Vietnam National Museum of Nature (VNMN), Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST)

    https://asa2022vietnam.com/

    Presentations

    Only registered ASA members can access the conference presentations. Register here if you are not a member.

    10 Years of ASA

    Systematics

    Ecology

  • Ondrej Kosulic - Asian invader in Europe - threat or opportunity for biodiversity of European forests? (3.98 MB)
  • Nishi Babu - Diversity of ant-mimicking spiders and their morphological mimicking strategies in a lowlying agroecosystem of Kerala, South India (94.72 MB)
  • Darko D. Cotoras Viedma - Intraspecific niche partition without speciation: individual level web polymorphism within a single island spider population (54.68 MB)
  • Reena Laharia - A preliminary account of spider diversity in and around community gardens in Amravati, Maharashtra, India (18.19 MB)
  • Radek Michalko - Landscape composition and climate affect web-building spiders - prey food-web in dry dipterocarp forests (2.89 MB)
  • Asima A. - Araneae of the Myristica Swamp Forests of Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary in the Southern Western Ghats, Kerala, India (32.37 MB)
  • Warbota Khum - Effect of local and landscape factors on spider-prey-mango food webs in Cambodian mango orchards (75.06 MB)
  • Gunasekaran C. - Distributional patterns of Mygalomorphs with special reference to the genus Poecilotheria (Theraphosidae) in the Western Ghats of Tamil Nadu, India (2.49 MB)
  • Stephanie Loria - Assessing arachnid diversity in Eurasia during the Eocene (25.53 MB)
  • Aswathy S. - Lifestyle patterns and conservation challenges of mygalomorphs in the southern Western Ghats of India (931.48 KB)
  • Sunil Jose K. - Diversity of mygalomorph spiders of Western Ghats, India (6.72 MB)
  • Dharmaraj Jayaraman - Spider Diversity in a Selected Agriculture Area of Dharmapuri, Tamilnadu, India (72.62 MB)
  • Mathew M. Joseph - Pseudoscorpion Fauna of Peninsular India (3.21 MB)
  • Behaviour

    Molecular mechanisms

    Phylogeny and biogeography