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Session No. 79: T149. New approaches to old fossil collections

Session Chairs:
William Matthaeus, Scott Wing, Jonathan Wilson, Ingrid Romero, Bryton Smith

Description:

Material collected during the early history of paleontology conserves deep time ecosystems and remains available for study. We invite new analyses and interpretations of well-studied collections in the context ofthe broader history of the discipline.

Presentations

Paper No.	Title	Presenting Author	Start Time	End Time	Item Duration (min)	Action
	Opening Remarks		01:30 PM	01:40 PM	10 min
79-1	The Evolving Significance of Fossil Specimens and Finding Future Value in Old Collections	Karma Nanglu	01:40 PM	02:00 PM	20 min	View
	Withdrawal of Abstract 22305		02:00 PM	02:15 PM	15 min
79-3	The Beane Crinoid Collection at Beloit College: Exceptionally Preserved Specimens of Broad Scientific Value	Lia Dirks	02:15 PM	02:30 PM	15 min	View
79-4	Uses for the "Useless": Finding Utility in Specimens Without Collections Data	Jack Dalton	02:30 PM	02:45 PM	15 min	View
	Break 1		02:45 PM	03:05 PM	20 min
79-5	THE EVOLUTION OF NORTH AMERICAN CAMELS: IMPLICATIONS FOR PALEONTOLOGICAL DATABASES	Donald Prothero	03:05 PM	03:20 PM	15 min	View
79-6	Trait shifts in plant fossils predict survival in a heating Earth: simulated vegetation-climate interactions across the Triassic-Jurassic Boundary	William Matthaeus	03:20 PM	03:35 PM	15 min	View
79-7	Modeled Ecophysiology of Non-Angiosperm Mesozoic Floras	Wray Jones	03:35 PM	03:50 PM	15 min	View
79-8	Phylogenetic Informed Predictions of Climate from Leaf Size and Shape: Model Development and Application to Fossil Record	Dana Royer	03:50 PM	04:05 PM	15 min	View
	Break 2		04:05 PM	04:25 PM	20 min
79-9	Assessing the 3D Morphology of the Ediacaran-Cambrian Index Trace Fossil Treptichnus pedum	Katherine Turk	04:25 PM	04:45 PM	20 min	View
79-10	Flora response to climate change through the Miocene Climate Optimum	Kate Morrison	04:45 PM	05:00 PM	15 min	View
79-11	Burned: What can char debris tell us about the paleoecology and paleoclimate of Pennsylvanian coal-ball swamps?	Christian Jackson	05:00 PM	05:15 PM	15 min	View
79-12	Beyond "more data:" Natural history specimens for methods validation and student training	Carmi Milagros Thompson	05:15 PM	05:30 PM	15 min	View

New approaches to old fossil collections

Description

Date and Time: Sunday, 11 October - 1:30 PM (Mountain Time (US & Canada))

Room: CCC, 103

Session Type: Topical Sessions

Session Format: Oral

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