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58 T146. Future Leaders in Paleontology


Session Chairs:
John Huntley, Sarah M. Jacquet, David Bapst

The Paleontological Society is pleased to offer the “Future Leaders in Paleontology” topical session. This session will showcase the outstanding work of our student and early career members in a high-profile setting.



Presentations

Paper No. Title Presenting Author Start Time End Time Item Duration (min) Action
Introductory remarks by session chair(s) 01:30 PM 01:35 PM 5 min
58-1 Did Harpiform Trilobites Evolve to Plow Sediment?: Finally Putting a 100-Year-Old Hypothesis to the Test James Beech 01:35 PM 01:50 PM 15 min View
58-2 The Effects of Invasive Species on Late Ordovician Shallow Marine Food Web Structure During the Richmondian Invasion Samantha Maciech 01:50 PM 02:05 PM 15 min View
58-3 Changes in Multivariate Functional Space across the Richmondian Invasion in the Cincinnati Arch (Late Ordovician) Madeline Ess 02:05 PM 02:20 PM 15 min View
58-4 A Review of Occurrences of the “Dorsal Organ” in Trilobites with Evidence from BSE-SEM Analysis of New Material of the Upper Ordovician Trilobite Cryptolithus tessellatus Green, 1832 Alex Bradley 02:20 PM 02:35 PM 15 min View
58-5 Microscale Cartilage Preservation in Exceptional Tully Monster Specimens Jacob Potter 02:35 PM 02:50 PM 15 min View
58-6 Fossils Bridge Late Triassic Gap in the Non-Marine Vertebrate Paleocommunity Record and Pose New Questions about the End-Triassic Extinction Ben Kligman 02:50 PM 03:05 PM 15 min View
58-7 Disturbed? Probably: Investigation into how Anoxia and Ocean Acidification Affected the Functional Diversity of Late Triassic Marine Ecosystems Across the Norian–Rhaetian Boundary Fiorella Ramirez-Guasp 03:05 PM 03:20 PM 15 min View
58-8 Latitudinal Trends in Morphological Complexity: Gradients, Filters, and Discordance with Species Richness Sharon Zhou 03:20 PM 03:35 PM 15 min View
Break 03:35 PM 03:50 PM 15 min
58-9 Increased polymorphism is associated with heightened extinction across the end-Cretaceous event in cheilostome bryozoans Sarah Leventhal 03:50 PM 04:05 PM 15 min View
58-10 The Problematic Scleractiniamorph Corals – Seeking Morphologic and Phylogenetic Affinity Among Rugosan and Scleractinian Ancestries Samantha Hartzell 04:05 PM 04:20 PM 15 min View
58-11 Coral Triangle Reef Diversity in the Past and Present Katherine Faulkner 04:20 PM 04:35 PM 15 min View
58-12 Interplay of Body Size and Functional Ecology: Overlap and Divergence in Bivalvia Amanda Doyle 04:35 PM 04:50 PM 15 min View
58-13 A SERIES OF SITES IN INNER SPACE CAVERN ON THE EDWARDS PLATEAU, TEXAS, DOCUMENT VERTEBRATE DIVERSITY FROM WARM (MIS 3) AND COOL (MIS 2) INTERVALS OF THE LATE PLEISTOCENE. John Moretti 04:50 PM 05:05 PM 15 min View
58-14 Assessing the environmental forces that shape the distribution of past species invasions to inform future projections Priyanka Soni 05:05 PM 05:20 PM 15 min View



Future Leaders in Paleontology

Description


Date and Time: Sunday, 19 Oct - 1:30 PM (Central Time (US & Canada))

Room: HBGCC, 305

Session Type: Topical Sessions

Session Format: Oral


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