|
4248 |
The paradox of “clam shrimp” paleoecology |
Dr. Paul Olsen |
T44.P2 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
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|
2150 |
Ordovician acritarch studies in China |
Dr. Kui Yan |
T44.P2 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
 2150.pdf |
|
370 |
Exploring for Vertebrate Fossils in the Riversleigh Area of Queensland using Field-Portable XRF |
Prof. David Cohen |
T44.P2 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
370.pdf |
|
4661 |
Conchostracans of the Middle-Late Jurassic Daohugou and Linglongta beds in NE China |
Mr. Huanyu Liao
Dr. Diying Huang
Mr. Yanbin Shen |
T44.P2 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
4661.pdf |
|
4958 |
The Hirnantia fauna and the stratigraphic assessment of the uppermost Ordovician in the central Anti-Atlas (Morocco) |
Dr. Enrique Villas |
T44.P2 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
4958.pdf |
|
617 |
Paleoecological and taphonomic analysis of Permian coal seam of Rio Bonito Formation, Paraná basin, western Gondwana |
Dr. FRESIA RICARDI-BRANCO |
T44.P2 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
617.pdf |
|
3225 |
Evaluating Uranium as a Tool to Infer Cryogenian Marine Oxygenation |
Ms. Claire Miles |
T44.P2 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
3225.pdf |
|
3457 |
Juvenile Kosoidea sp. from Lower Paleozoic strata, Paraná Basin, Brazil |
Dr. Carolina Zabini |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
3457.pdf |
|
1416 |
Carbon isotope in tooth enamel of Pleistocenic megamammals from Alagoas and Pernambuco, northeastern Brazil |
Dr. Alcides Sial |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
1416.pdf |
|
4875 |
Taxonomy of Cypridea Bosquet 1852 (Crustacea, Ostracoda) from Quiricó Formation, Lower Cretaceous from São Francisco basin, State of Minas Gerais, Brazil: new relative dating and remarks on nodding |
Ms. Amanda Moreira Leite |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
4875.pdf |
|
2304 |
A first report of wood-boring trace fossil Asthenopodichnium and Teredolites from the Barmer Hill Formation of the Barmer Basin, Western Rajasthan, India. |
Dr. Suresh Chandra Mathur |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
2304.pdf |
|
3933 |
Dwarfism of irregular echinoids from Poland during the Campanian-Maastrichtian Boundary Event (CMBE) |
Ms. Katarzyna Lesko |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
3933.pdf |
|
2306 |
First Report of Trace Fossils from Lower Odania Member of Lathi Formation of Jaisalmer Basin, Akal area, district -Jaisalmer, Western Rajasthan, India. |
Dr. Virendra Singh Parihar |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
2306.pdf |
|
2311 |
The Microvertebrate fauna from the Palaeocene – Eocene of Akli Formation of Barmer Basin, Western Rajasthan, India |
Dr. Shanker Lal Nama |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
2311.pdf |
|
3788 |
Towards a better understanding of the origins of microlens arrays in Mesozoic echinoderms |
Dr. Przemyslaw Gorzelak |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
3788.pdf |
|
1390 |
Hexactinellid sponge Amphispongia from Pennsylvanian of United States of America |
Msc. Lucas Mouro |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
1390.pdf |
|
1807 |
Advance in Cretaceous bennettitalean trunk from China |
Dr. Yeming Cheng |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
1807.pdf |
|
4718 |
On Damonella ultima from the Santana Formation (Upper Aptian, Lower Cretaceous), Araripe basin, Northeastern Brazil |
Dr. Lucas Antonietto |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
4718.pdf |
|
311 |
Role of temperature in brachiopod migration? Evidence from the Jurassic sediments of western India |
Dr. Debahuti Mukherjee |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
311.pdf |
|
3954 |
Dwarfism of irregular echinoids from Poland during the Campanian-Maastrichtian Boundary Event (CMBE) |
Ms. Katarzyna Lesko
Dr. Mariusz Salamon |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
3954.pdf |
|
5193 |
Stratigraphy and paleoecology of Middle Jurassic dinocyst assemblages from the Dnieper-Donets Basin of central Ukraine |
Dr. Olena Shevchuk
Professor Vivi Vajda |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
5193.pdf |
|
257 |
Corals of Narara Bet, Jamnagar District, Gujarat and its implication in Sea level Changes |
Dr. Arpita Pankaj |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
257.pdf |
|
2760 |
Changes in rodents associations from cave sediments (Romania) during the Upper Pleistocene main climatic events |
Dr. Alexandru Petculescu |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
2760.pdf |
|
338 |
Fossil woods from the Cretaceous deposits of Russian Far East |
Dr. Maxim Afonin |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
338.pdf |
|
2235 |
Turritelline dominated assemblages from the Miocene of Kutch, western India reveal depositional histories and the nursery ground of the species |
Dr. Kalyan Halder |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
2235.pdf |
|
920 |
Middle Ordovician La Cristalina Formation: After 50 years new fossil localities were found, including the first Ordovician foraminifera in Colombia |
Ms. Maria Fernanda Almanza Melendez |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
920.pdf |
|
4333 |
New findings of galeaspids (Agnatha) from the Siluro-Devonian of China |
Dr. Zhikun Gai
Dr. Yuhai Liu
Dr. Min Zhu |
T44.P1 - Palaeontology and Palaeo-anthropology |
4333.pdf |
|
2255 |
The diversity and systematics of early Cambrian lophotrochozoans (the Chengjiang Lagerstatte, China): discoveries and new progress |
Prof. Zhifei Zhang |
T44.9 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
2255.pdf |
|
1128 |
Ecology and phylogenetic affinity of the early Cambrian tubular microfossil Megathrix longus |
Mr. Xiaodong Shang |
T44.9 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
1128.pdf |
|
1134 |
A new locality of the Burgess Shale-type fauna from the Lower Cambrian Shuijingtuo Formation in Changyang, Hubei, South China |
Dr. Dongjing Fu |
T44.9 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
1134.pdf |
|
4396 |
New species of Vetulicolians from the Lower Cambrian Guanshan Biota, China |
St. Jinshu Li |
T44.9 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
4396.pdf |
|
3579 |
Evolution of biological innovations in early complex cells |
Prof. Emmanuelle J. Javaux |
T44.9 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
3579.pdf |
|
3132 |
Early sponges and toxic protists: Cryostane, a new biomarker antedating Sturtian Snowball Earth |
Dr. Jochen Brocks |
T44.9 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
3132.pdf |
|
3642 |
Onychophorans: a key role in understanding arthropod origins? |
Prof. Jianni Liu |
T44.8 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
3642.pdf |
|
3374 |
The Environmental Context of the Cryogenian-Ediacaran Diversification of Metazoa |
Dr. Douglas Erwin |
T44.8 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
3374.pdf |
|
4991 |
Early diversification of the Cambrian Explosion: Significance of a remote graveyard in the Sirius Pass, North Greenland |
Dr. David Harper |
T44.8 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
4991.pdf |
|
4405 |
New advance of Guangweicaris from the Cambrian (Stage 4, Series 2) Guanshan Biota in Kunming , Yunnan , South China |
St. Yichen Wu |
T44.8 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
4405.pdf |
|
4723 |
Substrate-related phenotypic variation in the Cambrian Burgess Shale brachiopod Micromitra burgessensis |
Dr. Timothy Topper |
T44.8 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
4723.pdf |
|
1697 |
Primary producers and detritivores: Microbial fossils from the lowest Cambrian of South China |
Professor Xingliang Zhang |
T44.8 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
1697.pdf |
|
984 |
Authigenic and early diagenetic minerals as indicators of geomicrobiological processes in shelly fossil preservation and their significance for late Neoproterozoic-early Palaeozoic near-surface environments |
Mr. Drew Muscente |
T44.7 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
984.pdf |
|
4255 |
New Precambrian trace fossils, the end of the Ediacara biota, and the first mass extinction of complex life |
Dr. Simon Darroch |
T44.7 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
4255.pdf |
|
5635 |
Mistaken Point (Ediacaran, Canada): The World’s First Precambrian World Heritage Site |
Prof. Guy Narbonne |
T44.7 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
5635.pdf |
|
2523 |
Beyond the stony veil; reconstructing early trace fossils using Micro-CT analysis, a case study from the Yangtze Gorges area, South China. |
Dr. Michael Meyer |
T44.7 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
2523.pdf |
|
4544 |
The palaeobiology of Ediacaran rangeomorphs: reproduction, environmental sensitivity and ecological succession |
Ms. Charlotte Kenchington |
T44.7 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
4544.pdf |
|
4728 |
Studies In Ediacaran Preservation |
Dr. Marc Laflamme |
T44.7 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
4728.pdf |
|
4911 |
Improving the Ediacaran geological time scale for the study of oceanic redox history and early animal evolution |
Prof. Shuhai Xiao |
T44.7 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
4911.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 |
|
4165 |
Ediacaran macroalgae and the early evolution of animals |
Mrs. Natalia Bykova |
T44.6 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
4165.pdf |
|
1678 |
The Last of the Ediacara Biota: The Precambrian-Cambrian Boundary at Mt. Dunfee, Nevada, USA |
Dr. Emmy Smith |
T44.6 - The Dawn of Animals: Cryogenian to Cambrian |
1678.pdf |
|
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 |
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