22–27 July, 2009

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Submitting Abstracts

Submit an Abstract

Each presenter is allowed to give one oral paper and one poster. The only exception is when a person has been asked to participate in two symposia. In that case, the person can give two oral papers (and zero posters). Each person can be on multiple (>2) titles, but can only give one oral paper and one poster.

When you visit the site for the first time, please click on the link on the top line. You will be asked to register with the site. After you register, you will receive an email with a set of instructions for abstract submission attached. PLEASE NOTE: This year, abstracts will be entered directly into a box on the submission page. You do not need to use a template or upload a file. You can cut and paste directly from Word or copy any text into the box.

You can edit your submission and information up to the end of abstract submission (Deadline Extended: April 4, 2009).

*Please avoid the use of language or visual effects that would in any way offend your colleagues. Refrain from lewd or suggestive jokes, photographs, and offensive language.

NOTE: For all LFC oral presentations, please insert one of the following statements (in caps) at the end of your abstract:

• ORAL PAPER – GENERAL (open to all authors)
• ORAL PAPER - THEME SESSION ON HYPOXIA (open to all authors)
• ORAL PAPER - THEME SESSION ON CONNECTIVITY (open to all authors)
• ORAL PAPER - THEME SESSION ON ALTERNATIVE MEASURES OF CONDITION AND FEEDING SUCCESS (open to all authors)
• CONNECTIVITY WORKSHOP PRESENTER (invited only)
  

Further details on LFC theme sessions and workshop appear at www.larvalfishcon.org under ‘Theme Sessions’.

Note: If you wish to compete in the NIA Student Award, you must place the following statement (in all caps) at the end of your abstract:
I WISH TO COMPETE FOR THE NIA STUDENT PRIZE

If you fail to receive an email after you submit, please check your spam filter, the message may be spammed. If you have any problems, contact Mo Donnelly.

In order to present in Portland, all presenters, including symposia presenters, must register and pay for the meeting. Meeting registration is done through a separate online system accessed from the Registration Information page and requires a separate log in.

Submit an Abstract