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RM 102 |
RM 104 |
RM 203 |
RM 204 |
JWK |
8:00-8:20 |
Symposium 3
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CP-Vertebrate Paleontology
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Symposium 12
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CP-Invertebrate Paleontology & Evolution |
Symposium 6
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Opening remarks |
FARKE, ANDREW A.: Growth and Morphology Of
The Cornual Sinuses In The Ceratopsid Dinosaur Triceratops |
Opening remarks |
WILSON, MARK A.: 'Pseudobryozoans' and The
Problem Of Encruster Diversity In The Paleozoic |
Opening remarks |
8:20-8:40 |
FLESSA, KARL: The fate and future of the
Colorado Delta clam: paleoecological evidence for endangerment, paleoecological
guidelines for recovery |
GAY, ROBERT: An Unusual Adaptation In The
Caudal Vertebrae Of Coelophysis Bauri (Dinosauria: Theropoda) |
ALBRIGHT, BARRY: Toward a Revision of the
Chronostratigraphy of the John Day Formation, Oregon
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HÖGSTRÖM, ANETTE: Bodyplan Of The
Problematic Metazoan Machaeridia |
DAMER, BRUCE: Digital Biota: Overview Of
Biologically Inspired Software Systems For Modeling Behavior and Evolution |
8:40-9:00 |
KOWALEWSKI, MCHAEL: Time-averaged shell accumulations
as records of past levels of marine benthic productivity: Implications
for conservation biology and ecosystem restoration efforts |
GILLETTE, DAVID D.: A Late Cretaceous (Early
Turonian) Therizinosaurid Dinosaur (Therizinosauridae, Theropoda)
From The Tropic Shale Of Southern Utah, USA |
BESTLAND, ERICK A.: Stratigraphy and Paleoenvironments
of the Mid-Miocene Mascall Formation (John Day Basin, Oregon, U.S.A.)
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YOCHELSON, ELLIS: A Complex Megafossil 1.5
Billion Years Old From Montana and Western Australia |
KRAUS, WILLIAM F.: Interactive simulations
of extinct fauna |
9:00-9:20 |
BREWSTER-WINGARD, G. LYNN: Application of
molluscan paleoecology to the everglades restoration project: decadal
to centennial scale change in Florida Bay |
GRELLET-TINNER, GERALD: An Association Between
A Specimen Of Deinonychus Antirrhopus and Theropod Eggshells: Phylogenetic
and Behavioral Implications |
BRYANT, HAROLD N.: The Evolutionary History
of the Nimravidae (Carnivora) in the John Day Basin of Oregon |
PORTER, SUSANNAH: High Morphological Diversity
In Neoproterozoic Vase-Shaped Microfossil Assemblages From The Chuar
Group, Grand Canyon; Comparisons With Modern Testate Amoebae
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TERZOPOULOS, DEMETRI: Synthetic animals:
artificial life in virtual reality |
9:20- 9:40 |
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9:40-10:00 |
JACKSON, JEREMY: Fish Stories:
Using fossils for fiheries management
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SPENCER, LEE A.: Potentially
False Interpretations Of Dinosaur Nests and Nesting With An Example
From The Allen Formation, Patagonia, Argentina |
FOSS, SCOTT E.: Biostratigraphy
of the Entelodontidae (Mammalia: Artiodactyla) from the John Day Basin,
Oregon |
JAECKS, GLENN: Testing Heterochrony
In Thecideide Brachiopods By Integrating Phylogenetic, Sclerochronologic
and Morphometric Data |
MCFADDEN, TIM: Life, Alife, and
The Big Blossom |
10:00-10:20 |
ETNIER, MICHAEL: The unrealized potential
of archaeological data in guiding pinneped management decisions |
SHEEHAN, PETER M.: Interpreting The Record
Of Dinosaur Extinction In The Hell Creek Formation: Avoiding Signor-Lipps
and Other Biostratigraphical Problems |
FREMD, THEODORE J.: Appraising the Significance
of Complex Assemblages and Data "Defragmentation": an Example from
the Volcaniclastics of Eastern Oregon |
PRICE, REBECCA: Using Constructional Data
To Detect Convergence: An Underutilized Approach To Studying Adaptation
In The Fossil Record |
JACOB, CHRISTIAN: Evolutionary computing
with swarms |
10:20-10:40 |
ALIN, SIMONE: Late Holocene Records of Invertebrate
Diversity and Turnover from Lake Tanganyika, East Africa, and Their
Conservation Implications |
GOODWIN, MARK B.: Evidence For Postmortem
Enrichment In Late Cretaceous Dinosaur Bone Using Microbeam Pixe |
HANSON, DALE A.: A John Day Stepchild - the
Southern Basin Faunal Assemblages |
WAGNER, PETER: Patterns Of General Convergence
Among Paleozoic Gastropods |
SOMMERER, CHRISTA: Artificial evolution for
interactive art and entertainment |
10:40-11:00 |
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11:00-11:20 |
ROY, KAUSTUV: Molecules, fossils, climate
change and evolution: examples from marine gastropods |
NICHOLLS, ELIZABETH L.: A New Late Cretaceous
Marine Vertebrate Fauna From The West Coast Of North America |
HOPKINS, SAMANTHA S. B.: Phylogeny of the
Aplodontidae (Mammalia: Rodentia) and Some Implications for Oligo-Miocene
Biogeography |
HAASL, DAVID: Pointed Ends In Space and Time:
The Phylogenetic and Geographic Distribution Of Labral and Columellar
'Teeth' Among Nassariine Gastropods |
BEDAU, MARK: Comparison Of The Growth Of
Adaptive Structure In Artificial Life Models and In The Fossil Record |
11:20-11:40 |
JABLONSKI, DAVID: Invasive species, extinctions,
and the fossil record |
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HUNT, ROBERT M.: Geology and Paleontology
of the Upper John Day Beds, John Day River Valley, Oregon: Lithostratigraphic
and Biochronologic Revision in the Haystack Valley and Kimberly Areas |
TEUSCH, KRISTIN: The Effects Of Changing
Primary Productivity On Turritellid Gastropods: An Analysis Of Food
Limitations As A Factor In Morphological Variation |
KIRCHNER, JAMES W.: Fossil Extinction and
Origination Rates: Linked Patterns Generated By Distinct Processes? |
11:40-12:00 |
PHELPS, BILL: Even Deep-time dead tell tales:
Decoupling of taxonomic and ecological significance of mass extinctions
and the implications for management of modern biodiversity issues |
BEAMON, JOSEPH: Possible Prey Acquisition
Behavior For The Cretaceous Fish Xiphactinus Audax |
KOHN, MATTHEW J.: Oxygen Isotope Systematics
of Fossil Equid Teeth from Central and Southeastern Oregon over the
Last 27 Ma |
HERBERT, GREGORY: Within-Species Adaptive
Responses To Mid-Pleistocene Climate Change: Isotope Sclerochronological
Analyses Of Subtropical Neogastropods Of Florida. |
KAUFMAN, JAMES H.: Critical biodiversity |
12:00-1:40 |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
*12:00 - 12:20
ZARAGOZA, SANTIAGO: First Fossil Record Of Epicauta (Coleoptera,
Of The Atotonilco El Grande Formation (Blancano) Hidalgo, Mexico
12:20 - 1:40 Lunch
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Lunch |
1:40-2:00 |
RODE, ALYCIA: Assessing the role of invasive
species in mediating mass extinctions: A case study using Devonian
phyllocarids |
PARHAM, JAMES FORD: Invading The Land And
Sea: Progress Towards Understanding Major Ecological Transitions In
Turtles And The Origin Of Some Modern Clades. |
MARTIN, JAMES E.: Revision of the Lithostratigraphy
of the Hemphillian Rattlesnake Units of Central Oregon |
ALLEN, EMILY: Species-Level Evolution Of
Ammonoid Suture Complexity: Passive Or Driven? |
PLOTNICK, ROY E.: Simulations and theoretical
morphology of trace fossils |
2:00-2:20 |
KIDWELL, SUE: Getting good abundance data
out of death assemblages: a meta-analysis of molluscan live:dead studies |
LYNCH, SHANNON C.: A New, Primitive Genus
Of Sea Turtle From The Miocene Of The Central Valley Of California |
MEYER, HERBERT W.: The Oligocene Bridge Creek
Flora, John Day Formation, Oregon |
STEPHEN, DANIEL: The Impact Of Reproductive
Strategy On Cephalopod Evolution
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DISCUSSION |
2:20-2:40 |
BEST, M.: Shells in Tropical sediments: Skeletons,
substrates, and the significance of early marine diagenesis |
MARSHALL, CYNTHIA L.: Heterochrony Suggests
Multiple Flight Loss Events In The Ratites |
PAJAK, ALOIS F.: Microvertebrates from a
New Arikareean Local Fauna, John Day Formation, Oregon, with Biostratigraphic
and Taphonomic Implications |
YACOBUCCI, MARGARET: Phylogenetic Patterns
and Developmental Timing In The Cenomanian Acanthoceratid Ammonite
Metoicoceras |
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2:40-3:00 |
JOHNSON, CLAUDIA: Hierarchy Theory, Evolutionary
Processes, and reef ecosystems - the glue that binds |
HUNTER, JOHN P.: Spatial Patterning Among
Late Cretaceous (Lancian) Mammals In North America |
TERRY, MARK C.: John Day Fossil Beds National
Monument as an Educational Resource |
PARSLEY, RONALD, L.: Evolution and Diversity
In Stylophoran Echinoderms |
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3:00-3:20 |
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3:20-3:40 |
PANDOLFI, JOHN: Pleistocene persistence
and the Recent decline in Caribbean coral reef communities |
SEARS, KAREN: A New Fossil Mammal
Assemblage From the Southern Chilean Andes: Implications for Geology,
Geochronology And Tectonics |
CP-Paleogeography/
Paleobiogeography |
HENDERSON, CHARLES: Conodont
Clines and Punctuated Evolution At Permian Series Boundaries |
CP-Paleobiogeography |
HENDERSON, WAYNE: Saukiid-Dikelocephalid
Trilobites and Their Implications For Late Cambrian Paleogeographic
and Paleoenvironmental Reconstructions |
PILLER, WERNER: The Birth Of The Mediterranean
Sea From A Biogeographic Perspective |
3:40-4:00 |
DISCUSSION |
ANNALISA, BERTA: The Evolutionary Biogeography
Of Pinnipedimorphs |
SAMUELSSON, JOAKIM: Tracing the fate of Avalonia:
Micropaleontological answers to a geological conundrum |
CHURCHILL-DICKSON, LISA: Late Ordovician
Increase In Trilobite Size and Its Evolutionary Implications |
RAISOSSADAT, NASER: Lower Cretaceous (Upper
Barremian-Lower Albian) Paleobiogeography Of The Kopet Dagh Basin
In North East Of Iran |
4:00-4:20 |
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DEMÉRÉ, THOMAS A.: The Origin,
Evolution, and Biogeography Of Walruses (Carnivora: Odobenidae) |
SOUR-TOVAR, FRANCISCO: Lower Carboniferous
(Osagean) Invertebrates From Mexico: Paleogeographic Implications |
HUGHES, NIGEL: Tagmata, Segment Specification,
and The Dynamics Of Post-Cephalic Segment Accretion In Trilobites |
ITURRALDE-VINENT, MANUEL: Paleontological
Evidence Of The Early Evolution Of The Caribbean Seaway |
4:20-4:40 |
CP-Molecular Clocks |
DAVIS, EDWARD: A Phylogenetic
Examination Of The Nearest-Living-Relative Method For Reconstructing
Paleoclimate At Mammalian Fossil Localities |
HANGER, REX: Congruence Of Late
Paleozoic Paleobiogeographic Pattern and Detrital Zircon Provenance:
Western North American Accreted Terranes |
KAPLAN, PETER: The Evolution
Of Morphological Integration: Examples From Trilobites, Morphometrics,
and Development |
DAWSON, JOHN: Azooxanthellate
Coral In Space and Time: Biogeography and Diversity Patterns From
The Neogene To The Recent In The Caribbean and Surrounding Areas |
KARAM, ANDREW: What Winds A Molecular Clock?
An Examination Of Some Confounding Factors |
4:40-5:00 |
CAMPBELL, DAVID: Testing The Molecular Clock
With Bivalves |
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SANDERS, HILARY: Morphologic Evolution Of
Congerine Bivalves In The Late Miocene Lake Pannon Of Central Europe |
SCHNEIDER, JAY: Phylogenetic Revision Of
The Cardiinae (Bivalvia, Cardiidae): Indian Ocean - Tropical American
Disjunct Distributions And New Zealand - South American Biogeographic
Connections |
5:00-5:20 |
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GEARY, DANA: The Frequency Of Gradually Changing
Lineages In Ancient Lake Pannon: Implications For Models Of Speciation |
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