Posters

GC5-mass
Mass extinctions, recovery and resilience
Orals
| Wed, 28 Aug, 08:30–19:00|Lecture room: Ruppert Wit, Thu, 29 Aug, 08:30–18:00|Lecture room: Ruppert Wit, Fri, 30 Aug, 08:30–16:30|Lecture room: Ruppert Wit
Posters
| Attendance Wed, 28 Aug, 10:40 | Display Wed, 28 Aug, 08:30–Fri, 30 Aug, 16:30|Poster area
Display time: Wednesday, 28 August 2019 08:30–Friday, 30 August 16:30
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P1 |
GC5-Mass-9
Sedimentary markers of ocean plateau volcanism during the Cenomanian–Turonian Oceanic Anoxic Event
Lawrence Percival, Niels van Helmond, Christophe Snoeck, Steven Goderis, and Philippe Claeys
P2 |
GC5-Mass-18
Carbonate clumped isotope seawater temperature reconstructions from macrofaunal assemblages of the Campanian, Maastrichtian and Danian from the area around Maastricht
Inigo Andreas Müller, David Rijkes, John W.M. Jagt, and Martin Ziegler
P3 |
GC5-Mass-24
Is the rate of human-induced arthropod extinction comparable with diversity changes during the FIVE BIG mass extinctions?
Ulrich Kotthoff, Jason Dunlop, Danilo Harms, Martin Husemann, Jens Lehmann, Martin Kubiak, Bas van de Schootbrugge, and Torsten Wappler
P4 |
GC5-Mass-25
A new proxy for trophic and ecosystem-level responses to mass extinction events? The palaeoecology of conodonts.
Christopher Stockey, Thomas Harvey, Duncan Murdock, Philip Donoghue, and Mark Purnell
P5 |
GC5-Mass-27
Death defying morphologies: mass extinction and disparity in the order Harpetida
James Beech and James Lamsdell
P6 |
GC5-Mass-31
An orbital time scale of environmental perturbations across the Cretaceous – Paleogene boundary section of Nye Kløv (N. Denmark)
Sarah Møller, Thierry Adatte, Christian J. Bjerrum, Jorge E. Spangenberg, and Nicolas Thibault
P7 |
GC5-Mass-34
Conodont natural assemblages in lowermost Triassic deep-sea claystone from northeastern Japan, with probable soft-tissue impressions
Satoshi Takahashi, Satoshi Yamakita, and Noritoshi Suzuki
P8 |
GC5-Mass-44
Biomarker evidence for the origin and crisis of early angiosperm during late Permian–early Triassic
Chunjiang Wang
P9 |
GC5-Mass-46
Archives from the past: characterization of oolites deposited in the early aftermath of mass extinctions
Ingrid Urban and Sylvain Richoz
P10 |
GC5-Mass-51
First record of the end-Triassic mass-extinction in the Netherlands
Bas van de Schootbrugge, Mart Smeets, and Jelle Reumer
P11 |
GC5-Mass-57
Building an accurate and precise chronological framework for the British Palaeogene Igneous Province
Rasika Mahajan, Ryan Ickert, and Darren Mark
P12 |
GC5-Mass-63
Elucidating human-megafauna interactions in South America: The archaeological and paleontological potential of the archaeological site of Santa Elina, Brazil
Thaís Pansani, Águeda Vialou, Denis Vialou, Bruno Becker-Kerber, Levy Figuti, Mário Dantas, and Mírian Pacheco
P13 |
GC5-Mass-65
Microbial Mats and Seafloor Recolonization following Mass Extinctions
Catherine Mascord, Liam Herringshaw, Krysia Mazik, Daniel Parsons, and Duncan McIlroy
P14 |
GC5-Mass-66
Constraining end-Triassic carbon cycle perturbations from single fern spore carbon isotope records
Lucrezia Valeriani, Bas van de Schootbrugge, Joost Frieling, Linda van Roij, and Appy Sluijs
P15 |
GC5-Mass-69
Photic zone euxinia in North East England following the end-Triassic mass extinction
Sarah Beith, Jessica Whiteside, Darren Gröcke, and John Marshall
P16 |
GC5-Mass-90
Pulses of ocean acidification at the Triassic Jurassic boundary recorded by boron isotopes
Molly Trudgill, James Rae, Michael Van Mourik, Jessica Crumpton-Banks, Andrea Burke, Frank Corsetti, Rosanna Greenop, Andrew McIntyre, Catherine Rose, Joshua West, and Sarah Greene
P17 |
GC5-Mass-91
Milankovitch forcing of Early Jurassic wildfires
Teuntje P. Hollaar, Sarah J. Baker, Jean-Francois Deconinck, Luke Mander, Micha Ruhl, Stephen P. Hesselbo, and Claire M. Belcher