NAPC 2001June 26 - July 1 2001 Berkeley, California
Technical Session Schedule—Wednesday, June 27
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8:20-8:40 | ERWIN, DIANE:
Opening Remarks |
Opening Remarks
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NEHM, R. and BUDD, A. Introduction to the symposium
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MILLER, III, WILLIAM: An introduction to complex trace fossils | WANG, XIANGDONG: The Pre-Lopingian Marine Benthic Crisis |
8:40-9:00 | ROTHWELL, GAR: Cenozoic Ferns Of North America: Preservation, Ecology and Evolution | WILLIAMS, DANA: Larger Foraminifers As Bioindicators
In Coral Reef Environments
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JUNG, PETER: History Of The Dominican Republic Project | BROMLEY, RICHARD G.:Zoophycos: structural and ethologic overview | JIN, YUGAN: Latest Changhsingian Fossils Around The Yunkai Volcanos Of South China |
9:00-9:20 | SCHORN, H.E.: The Tertiary History of North American Megafossil Conifers: The Few, The Proud, The Oft Neglected | CANNARIATO, KEVIN: Implications of rapid foraminiferal
changes during the Quaternary
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HOTTINGER, LUCAS: The Species Of Amphistegina (Foraminiferida) In The Late Neogene Of The Dominican Republic | MILLER, MOLLY F.: Styles of behavioral complexity
recorded by Paleozoic trace fossils
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CAO, CHANGQUN: Organic and Inorganic Carbon Isotope Patterns Across The Permian-Triassic Boundary In The Meishan Section, South China |
9:20- 9:40 | Break | Break | Break | Break | Break |
9:40-10:00 | STOCKEY, RUTH: The Role Of Permineralized
Plants In Understanding Diversity, Phylogeny, and Paleoenvironment: The
Princeton Chert.
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MARTIN, RONALD: Interannual Variation
Of Marsh Foraminiferal Assemblages (Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge,
Smyrna, De): Do Foraminiferal Assemblages Have A Memory?
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CHEETHAM, ALAN: Evolutionary Stasis and Taxonomic Stability: The Bryozoan Metrarabdotos In Tropical America | OLIVERO, DAVIDE: Evolution of Zoophycos in the Vocontian Trough (southeastern France) from Lower Jurassic to Upper Cretaceous | SHEN, SHUZHONG: Faunal Shift Across The Permian-Triassic Boundary In Southern Tibet |
10:00-10:20 | PIGG, KATHLEEN: The Role Of Permineralized Plants In Understanding Plant Diversity, Phylogeny, and Paleoenvironment: The Miocene Yakima Canyon Chert |
TOBIN, RICHARD: Historical Reconstruction of a Highly Polluted Estuary Using Foraminifera as ProxiesNew Bedford Harbor, Massachusetts |
NEHM, ROSS: Species-Level Morphological Stability In Neogene Marginellids From The Dominican Republic | MARTIN, ANTHONY J.: Antrhophycus and the problem of compound trace fossils | ISOZAKI, YUKIO: Plume Winter Scenario For The Permo-Triassic Boundary Mass Extinction |
10:20-10:40 | WHEELER, ELIZABETH: Tertiary Fossil Woods Of North America | MCGANN, MARY: Use Of Foraminifers In Pollution Monitoring Of Sewage Outfalls In Southern California, USA | COSTA, FABIO H.: Color Pattern Stability In Seagrass Neritid Gastropods From The Neogene Of The Dominican Republic | CURRAN, ALLAN: Intertidal mounds of tropical callianassids provide substrates for complex upogebiid shrimp burrows: Modern and Pleistocene examples from the Bahamas | PRUSS, SARA B.: Development Of Microbial Fabrics In Early Triassic Oceans |
10:40-11:00 | Break | Break | Break | Break | Break |
11:00-11:20 | TIFFNEY, BRUCE: North American Tertiary Paleocarpology: Past and Promise | ARNOLD, ANTHONY: Distribution, Diversity, and Light Isotope Signal In Benthic Foraminifera On A Seamount Near The East Pacific Rise; Effects Of The East Pacific Oxygen Minimum Zone | BUDD, NANCY: Early Evolution Of A Dominant Caribbean Reef Coral: Morphometrics and Phylogenetic Analysis Of Early Pliocene Montastraea From The Dominican Republic | EKDALE, A. A.: Substrate-controlled development of Composite, bioturbation-bioerosion trace fossils | FRAISER, MARGARET: Opportunists during the biotic Recovery from the end-Permian mass extinction |
11:20-11:40 | DILHOFF, RICK: The Mcabee Flora and Its Relation To The Proposed Middle Eocene "Okanogan Highlands" Flora Of The Pacific Northwest | LOUBERE, PAUL: Deep Sea Benthic Foraminifera and Surface Ocean Bioproductivity: What More Do We Need To Know? | KLAUS, J.: Comparative Ecology Of Dominican Republic Montastraea Annularis-Like Corals Before and After Plio-Pleistocene Turnover | UCHMAN, ALFRED: Graphoglyptid trace fossils: their ethology, ecology and evolution | LOOY, CINDY: Time-Delayed Plant Extinction After The End-Permian Ecologic Crisis. |
11:40-12:00 | CEVALLOS-FERRIZ, SERGIO: Tertiary Floras From Mexico and Their Significance In Understanding Low Latitude North America Vegetation | SCHELL, TRECIA: Holocene Paleoproductivity In The Northwestern Pacific Determined By Foraminiferal Assemblages In A Fjord Of Western Vancouver Island, British Columbia | TANG, CAROL: Paleoecology and Distribution Of Neogene Benthic Marine Invertebrate Assemblages In Central and Southern Rio Gurabo, Dominican Republic | HASIOTIS, STEPHEN T.: Recognition and interpretation of complex ichnofossils of social organisms: Understanding their evolution and roles in terrestrial paleoecosystems | HUYNH, TRAN: Comparative Paleobiology Of Two Different Middle Triassic Marine Environments From Western Pangea |
12:00-1:40 | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch |
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1:40-2:00 | JOHNSON, KIRK: Morphotyping The Cretaceous And Paleogene Leaf Floras Of The Rocky Mountain Region | YANKO-HOMBACH, VALENTINA: Environmental Microplaeontology: Past, Present, Future (Exemplified By Foraminifera) | FREIHEIT, JIM: Species-level evolutionary patterns in Neogene strombids from the Dominican Republic. | THEIL, DIANA: Paleoecology Of Middle Ordovician Shell Concentrations Of The Great Basin, Western United States | MCROBERTS, CHRISTOPHER: Triassic Bivalves and The Beginning Of A Revoluton: A Role For Predators? |
2:00-2:20 | WOLFE, JACK: Using Leaves For Paleoclimatic Estimates | BRESLER, VLADIMIR: Environmental Micropaleontology Revised: Chemico-Ecological Approach | ANDERSON, LAURIE: Environmentally Associated Allometry and Size Truncation In Neogene Caryocorbula Of The Northern Dominican Republic | MIKULIC, DONALD: Environmental Biases Of Silurian Fossil Konservat Lagerstatten | HANKINS, KARINA G.: Marine Paleoecological Changes Across The Triassic-Jurassic Extinction Boundary, New York Canyon, West-Central Nevada |
2:20-2:40 | MYERS, JEFFREY: Facies biases and leaf physiognomic climate estimates: New constraints on the magnitude of Eocene-Oligocene climate change in the Pacific Northwest | PUSHKAR VLADIMIR S.: Plio-Pleistocene diatoms of Alaska: Application to Paleoclimatic Reconstructions | LINDBERG, DAVID: Marine Angiosperm Patellogastropods From The Dominican Republic Neogene: A Spatial-Temporal Way Point Between Eocene Europe And Recent North America | SCHNEIDER, CHRIS: Heaps Of Echinoids In A Pennsylvanian Echinoderm Lagerstatten: Implications For Fossilized Behavior | MCELWAIN, JENNY C.: Fossil Floral Dynamics and Environmental Change Across The Triassic-Jurassic Mass Extinction Boundary |
2:40-3:00 | PROTHERO, DONALD: Magnetic Stratigraphy Of The Eocene-Oligocene Eugene/Fisher Formations, Western Oregon: Implications For The 'Terminal Eocene Event' | DISCUSSION | DISCUSSION | BELLWOOD, DAVID: The Trophic History Of Fishes On Coral Reefs | FRASER, NICOLE M.: The Beginning Of Mesozoic Bivalve Reefs: Early Jurassic 'Lithiotis' Facies Bioherms |
3:00-3:20 | Break | Break | Break | Break | Break |
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3:20-3:40 | BOUCHER, LISA: Analyzing Taphonomic Variation In Leaf Compressions From Cretaceous Floodplain Subenvironments | BAGHAI-RIDING, NINA: An Analysis Of Palynomorphs Of The Aguja Formation (Campanian), Big Bend National Park, Brewster County, Texas | PERRILLIAT, CARMEN: Stratigraphic and Paleoecologic Implications Of A New Species Of Ostreid From The Lower Eocene Viento Formation, La Popa Basin, Northeast Mexico | STANLEY, GEORGE, D., JR.: Changes Among Reef Ecosystems During The Early Mesozoic | |
3:40-4:00 | HEATH, WINFIELD: Taphofacies Analysis Of Upper Carboniferous Microfossils (Hughes Creek Shale, East-Central Kansas) | RIDING, ROBERT: Biofilm Architecture Of Cryptic Micrite Veneers In Carbonate Sediments | VELASCO, PATRICIA: Paleontology and Geology Of The Atotonilco El Grande Formation (Blancan) Hidalgo, Mexico | TWITCHETT, RICHARD: Do Changes In Productivity and Preservation Control Apparent Diversity Through The Late Permian To Early Jurassic Interval? | |
4:00-4:20 | AGNEW, JEFFREY: The Significance Of Highly Variable Concentrations Of Decapod Fingers: A Comparison Of The Paleoecology, Taphonomy, and Sedimentology Of Several American Neogene Deposits | POETKER, SHELENE: Morphology, Structure, and Composition Of Tropical Intertidal and Supra-Littoral Microbial Mats | HANNIBAL, JOSEPH: Three-Dimensionally Preserved Specimens Of The Crayfish Pacifastacus and Crayfish Gastroliths From The Pliocene Of Idaho And Oregon | BOTTJER, DAVID: The Beginning Of The Mesozoic: Pangean Breakup With 60 Million Years Of Environmental Stress and Biotic Crisis | |
4:20-4:40 | EDELMAN-FURSTENBERG, YAEL: Environmental Reconstruction Of High-Productivity Marine Settings: Benthic Paleoecology and Taphonomy Of The Cretaceous Mishash Formation, Southern Israel | VECOLI, MARCO: Lower Paleozoic Microphytoplankton Biogeographical Differentiation: Application to Terrane Analysis and Provenance Studies in Central Europe | TRIPATI, ARADHNA: Evolution Of Seawater Strontium:Calcium Ratios and Seasonality During The Paleogene | DISCUSSION | |
4:40-5:00 | MUCHOW, RHEA: Temporal Changes in Coral Composition in Moorea During the Holocene |