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Session No. 160: T143. Mass extinctions and the current biodiversity crisis: Lessons from the past to inform the future (Part II)


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 01:30 PM 01:35 PM 5 min
160-1 ~60-Million-Year Periodicity in the Volatility of the Geological Carbon Cycle and in Climate: Links to Biodiversity History, Mass Extinctions, and Tectonics Andrew Bush 01:35 PM 01:50 PM 15 min View
160-2 Insights into the K-Pg boundary from studies of outcrops on the U.S. Gulf and Atlantic Coastal Plain Warren Allmon 01:50 PM 02:05 PM 15 min View
160-3 Commotion in the Ocean: Tsunamis, Seiche Waves, and Sedimentary Responses to the Chicxulub Impact on the US Mid-Atlantic margin Peter Sugarman 02:05 PM 02:20 PM 15 min View
160-4 When is Ecological Change Evidence of Selective Extinction? Simulating the Effect of Random Extinction on Functional Diversity in Ecosystems with Variable Rank-Abundance Distributions Maya Samuels-Fair 02:20 PM 02:35 PM 15 min View
Coffee Break 1 02:35 PM 02:45 PM 10 min
160-5 Cold Seeps as Transient Refugia During Oceanic Anoxic Event 2 in the Western Interior Seaway Shannon Brophy 02:45 PM 03:00 PM 15 min View
160-6 Stable Diversity amidst Population Collapse in Pelagic Fish Communities across Cretaceous Ocean Anoxic Event 2 Jean Nikolas Clemente 03:00 PM 03:15 PM 15 min View
160-7 Mass extinction but not rapid climate change drives permanent ecological state changes in marine fish communities Elizabeth Sibert 03:15 PM 03:30 PM 15 min View
160-8 Change in Ostracod Sexual Dimorphism in Response to the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM) Julian Fearon 03:30 PM 03:45 PM 15 min View
160-9 Body Size and Extinction Threat in Modern Mollusks with Comparisons to Cenozoic Patterns Noel Heim 03:45 PM 04:00 PM 15 min View
Coffee Break 2 04:00 PM 04:10 PM 10 min
160-10 Late Pleistocene Marine Ecological Change and Implications for Modern Climate Change Along the Southern California Coast Priyanka Soni 04:10 PM 04:25 PM 15 min View
160-11 The differing response of cats and dogs to the terminal Pleistocene extinction Felisa Smith 04:25 PM 04:40 PM 15 min View
160-12 The Holocene as a Testing Ground for Developing Truly Actionable Extinction Lessons Alexis Mychajliw 04:40 PM 04:55 PM 15 min View
160-13 Comparing Climate Change and Biological Invasion as Drivers of Holocene Megafaunal Extinction on Madagascar Sean Hixon 04:55 PM 05:10 PM 15 min View
160-14 Ponds, Pines, and People: 6500-Year Record of a Wetland Floral Community from Poisonwood Blue Hole, New Providence, The Bahamas Connor Hopps 05:10 PM 05:25 PM 15 min View



Mass extinctions and the current biodiversity crisis: Lessons from the past to inform the future (Part II)

Description


Date and Time: Monday, 12 October - 1:30 PM (Mountain Time (US & Canada))

Room: CCC, Bluebird Ballroom 3A

Session Type: Topical Sessions

Session Format: Oral


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