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Session No. 101: T143. Mass extinctions and the current biodiversity crisis: Lessons from the past to inform the future (Part I)
Session Chairs:
David J Bottjer | Department of Earth Sciences, Priyanka Soni | Department of Earth Sciences, Austin J.W. Hendy | Invertebrate Paleontology
Description:
Presentations will emphasize evidence from the fossil and stratigraphic record that can be used in managing the current extinction, actively linking this knowledge to modern-day biodiversity and climate research agendas.
Presentations
| Paper No. | Title | Presenting Author | Start Time | End Time | Item Duration (min) | Action | Introduction to the session | 08:00 AM | 08:05 AM | 5 min | 101-1 | Evidence From Past Mass Extinctions: Managing the Current Extinction Crisis | David Bottjer | 08:05 AM | 08:20 AM | 15 min | View | 101-2 | Abiotic Drivers of Paleozoic Echinoderm Diversification: Continental Fragmentation Fuels Origination, Temperature Triggers Extinction | Adriane Lam | 08:20 AM | 08:35 AM | 15 min | View | 101-3 | Shifts in Evolutionary Modularity Over the Late Ordovician Mass Extinction in a Trilobite Family | Ernesto Vargas-Parra | 08:35 AM | 08:45 AM | 10 min | View | 101-4 | Depth-selective ecological release of microbial mats during recovery from the end-Ordovician mass extinction | Qi-jian Li | 08:45 AM | 09:00 AM | 15 min | View | 101-5 | Extinction and Recovery of Brachiopods during the Frasnian-Famennian (Late Devonian) Mass Extinction in the Appalachian Basin: Updated Results | Brett Gallagher | 09:00 AM | 09:15 AM | 15 min | View | Coffee Break 1 | 09:15 AM | 09:25 AM | 10 min | 101-6 | Size disparity among Karoo Basin tetrapods tracks synchronous basin-wide environmental change before and after the Permo-Triassic mass extinction in residents, but not in immigrant taxa | Adam Huttenlocker | 09:25 AM | 09:40 AM | 15 min | View | 101-7 | Mobility modulated marine latitudinal diversity gradients across the end Permian and end Triassic mass extinctions | Lewei Su | 09:40 AM | 09:55 AM | 15 min | View | 101-8 | Anoxia-Driven Change in Community Composition at the Norian–Rhaetian Boundary in Panthalassa | Lena Jude Lacherez | 09:55 AM | 10:10 AM | 15 min | View | 101-9 | Looking Back to Look Ahead: Effects of Anoxia and Acidification on Functional Diversity during the Late Triassic in Panthalassa | Fiorella Ramirez-Guasp | 10:10 AM | 10:25 AM | 15 min | View | Coffee Break 2 | 10:25 AM | 10:35 AM | 10 min | 101-10 | Differences in Physiological Tolerance to Global Warming Caused the Permian-Triassic Transition Between the Paleozoic and Modern Faunas | Erik Sperling | 10:35 AM | 10:50 AM | 15 min | View | 101-11 | Persistent Ancestral Morphologies: Leveraging the Fossil Record of Solitary Corals to Guide Modern Reef Conservation Practices | Samantha Hartzell | 10:50 AM | 11:05 AM | 15 min | View | 101-12 | Is There an Objective Definition for a Mass Extinction (and Should There be One)? | Matthew Clapham | 11:05 AM | 11:25 AM | 20 min | View | 101-13 | OneStrata: A foundation model for deep-time biodiversity and mass extinction reassessment | Shuzhong Shen | 11:25 AM | 11:40 AM | 15 min | View | 101-14 | Major extinctions and macroevolutionary stress linked to Phanerozoic mega-climate states | Corinne Myers | 11:40 AM | 11:55 AM | 15 min | View |
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Mass extinctions and the current biodiversity crisis: Lessons from the past to inform the future (Part I)
Description
Date and Time: Monday, 12 October - 8:00 AM (Mountain Time (US & Canada))
Room: CCC, Bluebird Ballroom 3A
Session Type: Topical Sessions
Session Format: Oral
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