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215 T154. Coprolite Happens: Insights into Geobiology

Session Chairs:
Morrison Nolan, Ben T. Kligman, Mason Scher

Coprolites are significant sources of paleobiological data, providing insights into trophic ecology, migration, taphonomy, chemical cycling, and other geological/ecological fields. In this session, we invite talks about coprolite and other bromolite research.

Presentations

Paper No.	Title	Presenting Author	Start Time	End Time	Item Duration (min)	Action
	Introductory Remarks		01:30 PM	01:35 PM	5 min
215-1	Surprising Preservation of Herbivorous Dinosaur Gut Contents Through Replacement With Clay	Karen Chin	01:35 PM	01:55 PM	20 min	View
215-2	Extinction of the Shasta Ground Sloth: A Revised History	Advait Jukar	01:55 PM	02:10 PM	15 min	View
215-3	Community ecology from the Upper Triassic Chinle Formation, southwestern USA: insights from coprolite 𝛿13Corg and 𝛿15N stable isotope geochemistry	Morrison Nolan	02:10 PM	02:25 PM	15 min	View
215-4	Reconstructing Terrestrial Arthropod Feeding Dynamics in Pennsylvanian Peat Forest Using Coprolites	Scott Lakeram	02:25 PM	02:40 PM	15 min	View
	Intrasession Break		02:40 PM	02:55 PM	15 min
215-5	The Poozeum: A Coprolite Museum Making a Big Splash	George Frandsen	02:55 PM	03:15 PM	20 min	View
215-6	SMALL COPROLITES, BIG CONCEPTS: FOSSIL TERMITE AND MITE FECES AS PALEOECOLOGICAL AND EVOLUTIONARY INDICATORS	Anthony Martin	03:15 PM	03:30 PM	15 min	View
215-7	Neoichnology of the fecal pellets and casts of soil detritivores	Andrew Oligmueller	03:30 PM	03:45 PM	15 min	View
215-8	Plumbing the Depths of the Niobrara: Prey Size and Preservation in Coprolites of the Smoky Hill Chalk Member	Logan Flynn	03:45 PM	04:00 PM	15 min	View

Coprolite Happens: Insights into Geobiology

Description

Date and Time: Tuesday, 21 Oct - 1:30 PM (Central Time (US & Canada))

Room: HBGCC, 304B

Session Type: Topical Sessions

Session Format: Oral

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