|
4316 |
Ediacaran tubular fossils with Burgess Shale-type preservation, Arroyo del Soldado Group, Uruguay |
Dr. Claudio Gaucher |
T44.6 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
 4316.pdf |
|
3612 |
Behavioural and taphonomical testimony of Treptichnus pedum, inferences from the Nagaur Sandstone, Marwar Supergroup, India |
Dr. Mukund Sharma |
T44.6 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
3612.pdf |
|
2770 |
Systematic description of putative animal fossils from the early Ediacaran Lantian Formation of South China |
Dr. Bin Wan |
T44.6 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
2770.pdf |
|
4679 |
The Beaufort-Stormberg contact in the main Karoo Basin – the most important unconformity surface for understanding the basin’s development |
Dr. Philip John Hancox |
T44.5 - Palaeozoic-Mesozoic Ecosystems of Gondwana |
4679.pdf |
|
90 |
Paleoneurology of Therapsida (Synapsida) and the Evolution of soft tissue traits in the mammalian ancestry |
Dr. Julien BENOIT |
T44.5 - Palaeozoic-Mesozoic Ecosystems of Gondwana |
90.pdf |
|
5347 |
South Africa's Triassic-Jurassic sauropodomorph fauna: phylogenetic fit to stratigraphy, evolutionary rates, and the biased appearance of characters in time |
Prof. Jonah Choiniere |
T44.5 - Palaeozoic-Mesozoic Ecosystems of Gondwana |
5347.pdf |
|
3618 |
The fossil plants from the Middle Triassic Linjia Formation in Benxi of eastern Liaoning, China and its paleoclimatic implication |
Prof. Yi Zhang |
T44.5 - Palaeozoic-Mesozoic Ecosystems of Gondwana |
3618.pdf |
|
833 |
Southeastern Australia’s Cretaceous polar tetrapods in a Greenhouse World |
Dr. Thomas Rich |
T44.5 - Palaeozoic-Mesozoic Ecosystems of Gondwana |
833.pdf |
|
3857 |
The Pristerognathus AZ and the aftermath of the Capitanian extinction event in the main Karoo Basin |
Dr. Michael Day |
T44.4 - Palaeozoic-Mesozoic Ecosystems of Gondwana |
3857.pdf |
|
3735 |
Tapinocephalid dinocephalians, the first large terrestrial tetrapods – Potential for refined Middle Permian Biostratigraphy? |
Prof. Bruce Rubidge |
T44.4 - Palaeozoic-Mesozoic Ecosystems of Gondwana |
3735.pdf |
|
4456 |
On the evolutionary history of the Gorgonopsia, with new information on their global first and last appearances |
Dr. Christian Kammerer |
T44.4 - Palaeozoic-Mesozoic Ecosystems of Gondwana |
4456.pdf |
|
5279 |
Tetrapod biocorrelation of Pangea: the Permo-Triassic terrestrial vertebrate faunas of South Africa and Russia |
Dr. Fernando Abdala |
T44.4 - Palaeozoic-Mesozoic Ecosystems of Gondwana |
5279.pdf |
|
4550 |
Palaeoecology and palaeoenvironments of Glossopteris forests from the heart of Gondwana: the Lambert Graben, east Antarctica |
Prof. Stephen McLoughlin |
T44.4 - Palaeozoic-Mesozoic Ecosystems of Gondwana |
4550.pdf |
|
4010 |
The record of caddisfly-dominated microbial-carbonated bioherms from the Early Cretaceous Yixan Formation in western Liaoning, China: occurrence and palaeoenvironmental implications |
Mr. Jiang Xu
Mr. Enpu Gong |
T44.3 - IGCP 632 Continental Crises of the Jurassic: Major extinction events and environmental changes |
4010.pdf |
|
4631 |
Feathered dinosaurs of Chinese Mesozoic lacustrine lagerstätten: Extraordinary preservation or extraordinary effort? |
Dr. Paul Olsen |
T44.3 - IGCP 632 Continental Crises of the Jurassic: Major extinction events and environmental changes |
4631.pdf |
|
1237 |
The Earliest Herbaceous Seed Plant from the Middle Jurassic of China |
Prof. Xin Wang |
T44.3 - IGCP 632 Continental Crises of the Jurassic: Major extinction events and environmental changes |
1237.pdf |
|
1352 |
Late Cretaceous ostracod fauna from the Shenjiatun section (Songliao Basin, Northeast China) and its biostratigraphic, palaeoenvironmental implications |
Dr. Yaqiong Wang |
T44.3 - IGCP 632 Continental Crises of the Jurassic: Major extinction events and environmental changes |
1352.pdf |
|
835 |
Mesozoic nonmarine palaeogeography and palaeotectonic evolution in the Middle-East China |
Dr. Yongqing Liu |
T44.3 - IGCP 632 Continental Crises of the Jurassic: Major extinction events and environmental changes |
835.pdf |
|
4625 |
The relationships between Middle-Late Jurassic tectonics and formation of the Yanliao biota |
Prof. Diying Huang |
T44.3 - IGCP 632 Continental Crises of the Jurassic: Major extinction events and environmental changes |
4625.pdf |
|
967 |
Problem of terrestrial Jurassic and Cretaceous boundary in northern China |
Prof. Xiaoqiao Wan |
T44.3 - IGCP 632 Continental Crises of the Jurassic: Major extinction events and environmental changes |
967.pdf |
|
2789 |
Temporal and spatial distribution pattern of the marine-brackish-water bivalve Waagenoperna in China and its implications for Triassic?Jurassic transition climate and palaeogeography |
Prof. Jingeng Sha |
T44.2 - IGCP 632 Continental Crises of the Jurassic: Major extinction events and environmental changes |
2789.pdf |
|
3861 |
Jurassic reef events in Moroccan Atlasic domain (Middle Atlas and Central High Atlas in particular) |
Dr. Driss SADKI |
T44.2 - IGCP 632 Continental Crises of the Jurassic: Major extinction events and environmental changes |
3861.pdf |
|
4781 |
Low-latitude terrestrial climate cooling event in the Late Triassic (Norian-Rhaetian): palaeobotanical evidence from the Sichuan Basin, southern China |
Prof. Yongdong Wang |
T44.2 - IGCP 632 Continental Crises of the Jurassic: Major extinction events and environmental changes |
4781.pdf |
|
4498 |
Astronomical constraints on the duration of the early jurassic pliensbachian and toarcian stages and global carbon-cycle and climatic perturbations |
Dr. MICHA RUHL |
T44.2 - IGCP 632 Continental Crises of the Jurassic: Major extinction events and environmental changes |
4498.pdf |
|
4790 |
Lacustrine expansion and carbon drawdown during the early Toarcian Oceanic Anoxic Event |
Prof. Dr. Stephen P. Hesselbo |
T44.2 - IGCP 632 Continental Crises of the Jurassic: Major extinction events and environmental changes |
4790.pdf |
|
1503 |
The Geology and Palaeontology of Tanzania |
Dr. Emma Msaky |
T44.2 - IGCP 632 Continental Crises of the Jurassic: Major extinction events and environmental changes |
1503.pdf |
|
2414 |
First report on Trace Fossils from flysch sediments of Nagaland, Northeast India and their Significance |
Dr. Hemanta Singh Rajkumar |
T44.15 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
2414.pdf |
|
5344 |
Thylacocephalan arthropods from the Upper Devonian of Poland. |
Mr. Krzysztof Broda |
T44.15 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
5344.pdf |
|
2849 |
Use of morphometric data in taxonomy and functional morphology: a case study of modern and Cretaceous diving birds |
Dr. Alyssa Bell |
T44.15 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
2849.pdf |
|
4903 |
Biogeographic mixing in the Maastrichtian of Angola |
Dr. Louis Jacobs |
T44.15 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
4903.pdf |
|
2905 |
Why is sexual size dimorphism restricted to a single lineage of post-Triassic nautiloids? |
Dr. Kalyan Halder |
T44.15 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
2905.pdf |
|
2970 |
Geoarchaeology of the Douglas Korongo East and Bell's Korongo East sites, Olduvai Gorge: Preliminary results |
Dr. Cynthia M. Fadem |
T44.15 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
2970.pdf |
|
3437 |
A fossil biota indicates the presence of warm and wet lowlands in central Tibet during the late Oligocene |
Dr Feixiang Wu |
T44.15 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
3437.pdf |
|
5462 |
The influence of coastal and marine geology on archaeological occupation in Pondoland: the South African Wild Coast |
Dr. Hayley Cawthra |
T44.15 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
5462.pdf |
|
4885 |
Angolan fossil vertebrates and geotectonic influences inform Cretaceous and Cenozoic paleoenvironments of Africa |
Dr. Louis Jacobs |
T44.15 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
4885.pdf |
|
4599 |
Assessing the fidelity of fossil marine microvertebrate oxygen isotope signatures and their potential palaeo-ecological and -climatic utility |
Dr. Milo Barham |
T44.11 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
4599.pdf |
|
1031 |
Palaeoclimatic implications of summer breeding frog taxa from Langebaanweg at 5.1 Mya at the south-western tip of Africa |
Dr. Thalassa Matthews |
T44.11 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
1031.pdf |
|
3019 |
Evaluating aridity using triple oxygen isotopes in tooth enamel |
Ms. Sophie B. Lehmann |
T44.11 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
3019.pdf |
|
4166 |
Mio-Pliocene environmental changes in Southern Africa |
Dr. Loïc SEGALEN |
T44.11 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
4166.pdf |
|
5460 |
Evidence for former land surfaces on the emergent South Coast shelf, South Africa |
Dr. Hayley Cawthra |
T44.11 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
5460.pdf |
|
2495 |
Subtropical precipitation and the evolution of ocean temperature gradients over the last 5 million years |
Dr. Natalie Burls |
T44.11 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
2495.pdf |
|
763 |
(U-Th)-He dating of CaCO3 speleothems: a new perspective for dating fossil-bearing cave deposits |
Mr. Tebogo Vincent Makhubela |
T44.11 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
763.pdf |
|
2047 |
Plio-Pleistocene hominin evolution in the Malawi Rift: Persistent C3 vegetation in heterogeneous wooded savanna ecosystems |
Mrs. Tina Luedecke |
T44.11 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
2047.pdf |
|
2421 |
Evolutionary trends of the earliest eukaryotes: evidence from the 1.8 Ga Changcheng Group and the 1.7-1.4 Ga Ruyang Group, North China Craton |
Dr. Heda Agic |
T44.10 - Origin and diversification of Precambrian eukaryotes |
2421.pdf |
|
1684 |
Biostratigraphy, chemostratigraphy and kerogen paleothermometry of the Proterozoic Mbuji-Mayi Supergroup (Kasaï, Democratic Republic of Congo) |
Mr. Blaise KABAMBA BALUDIKAY |
T44.10 - Origin and diversification of Precambrian eukaryotes |
1684.pdf |
|
4705 |
Decimeter-scale multicellular eukaryotes from the 1.56-billion-year-old Gaoyuzhuang Formation, North China |
Prof. Maoyan Zhu |
T44.10 - Origin and diversification of Precambrian eukaryotes |
4705.pdf |
|
3358 |
New record of organic-walled, morphologically distinct microfossils from the late Paleoproterozoic Changcheng Group in the Yanshan Range, North China |
Ms. Lanyun Miao |
T44.10 - Origin and diversification of Precambrian eukaryotes |
3358.pdf |
|
4276 |
Origin and diversification of Precambrian eukaryotes: Evidence from Proterozoic successions of India |
Dr. Mukund Sharma |
T44.10 - Origin and diversification of Precambrian eukaryotes |
4276.pdf |
|
1012 |
Biostratigraphic succession of acanthomorphic acritarchs of the Ediacaran Doushantuo Formation at the Yangtze Gorges area and its implication for the global correlation |
Prof. Pengju Liu |
T44.10 - Origin and diversification of Precambrian eukaryotes |
1012.pdf |
|
720 |
Unraveling biological information from early single-celled eukaryotes in the Paleo-Mesoproterozoic Ruyang Group, North China |
Dr. Ke Pang |
T44.10 - Origin and diversification of Precambrian eukaryotes |
720.pdf |
35th International Geological Congress Symposia