T227 The Co-Evolution of Phanerozoic Climate, Landscapes, and Terrestrial Ecosystems II

Thursday, 29 October 2020
5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Meeting Rooms

Presentations

• 5:35 PM
  INTERROGATING THE INTERPLAY OF ATMOSPHERIC PCO2 AND PO2, CLIMATE, AND LATE PALEOZOIC TROPICAL TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS USING MODEL-DATA INTEGRATION
  Isabel Montanez, University of California, Davis, CA and Joseph White, Baylor University Biolgy, Waco, TX and Jon D. Richey, University of California, Davis, Davis, CA and Jonathan P. Wilson, Haverford College, Haverford, PA
  358938 (Technical Sessions)
• 5:50 PM
  RE-OPENING THE PHILLIPS COAL BALL COLLECTION TREASURE TROVE: UNPARALLELED RECORDS FROM TROPICAL PANGEA DURING THE LATE PALEOZOIC ICE AGE
  Cynthia Looy, Univ. of Calif. BerkeleyDept. of Integrative Biology, Berkeley, CA and Benjamin Muddiman, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA and Ivo Duijnstee, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA and Scott Elrick, Prairie Research Institution, Champaign, IL and William A. DiMichele, National Museum of Natural History, Washington, DC
  359684 (Technical Sessions)
• 6:05 PM
  TRENDS IN PLANT DIVERSITY AND ECOLOGY IN THE EURAMERICAN PENNSYLVANIAN TROPICS
  Benjamin Muddiman, University of California, BerkeleyUC Museum of Paleontology, Berkeley, CA and Ivo Duijnstee, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA and William A. DiMichele, National Museum of Natural History, Washington, DC and Scott Elrick, Prairie Research Institution, Champaign, IL and Cynthia Looy, Univ. of Calif. BerkeleyDept. of Integrative Biology, Berkeley, CA
  359173 (Technical Sessions)
• 6:20 PM
  WELL-RESOLVED FLORAL RECORD FROM RANCHO LA BREA REVEALS LOCAL-SCALE DEVIATIONS FROM REGIONAL CLIMATE AND VEGETATION DYNAMICS
  Jessie George, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA and Regan Dunn, Natural History Museums of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA and Emily Lindsey, Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County, Los Angeles, CA and Aisling Farrell, George C. Page Museum of La Brea Discoveries, Los Angeles, CA and Glen Sproul dit MacDonald, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
  359308 (Technical Sessions)
• 6:35 PM
  BIOGEODYNAMICS: A NEW TRANSDISCIPLINARY FIELD
  Robert Stern, Univ Texas - Dallas Dept Geosciences- MS ROC-21, Richardson, TX and Taras Gerya, ETH Zentrum, Zürich and Loic Pellissier, ETH Zentrum, Zürich and Dominic Stemmler, ETH Zentrum, Zürich
  354293 (Technical Sessions)
• 7:05 PM
  34 MILLION YEARS OF CONSISTENCY IN FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY OF NORTH AMERICAN MAMMAL PALEOCOMMUNITIES
  Alex B. Shupinski, LINCOLN, NE and Peter Wagner, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Lincoln, NE and Felisa Smith, National Museum of Natural History, Washington D.C., NM and S. Kathleen Lyons, Lincoln, NE
  357602 (Technical Sessions)
• 7:20 PM
  BIOGEOGRAPHY OF CHILOTHERIUM (MAMMALIA, RHINOCEROTIDAE) AS AN INDICATOR OF THE EMERGENCE OF STEPPE ENVIRONMENTS
  Win McLaughlin, Pomona College, Claremont, CA and Marvin Osorio, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA and Fiona Pedrick, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA and Ian L. Van Dusen, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA and Cutter Wright, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA and Talia Bar Yaacov, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA and Matthew Aleksey, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA and Johanna Baraga, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA and Joshua Beisel, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA and Lori Berberian, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA and Jacqueline Dall, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA and Melanie Ginther, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA and Leeza Lu, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA and Chandler Luebbers, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA
  354540 (Technical Sessions)
• 7:35 PM
  A NEW HORSETAIL SPECIES WITH TUBERS FROM THE LOWER CRETACEOUS JINJU FORMATION (110-106 MYA), SOUTH KOREA, AND ITS IMPLICATION ON PALEOENVIRONMENT
  Jaemin Lee, San Francisco, CA and Jaemin Lee, Berkeley, CA and Kyung Soo Kim, Chinju National University of Education, Jinju
  358359 (Technical Sessions)
• 7:50 PM
  SEED DISPERSAL FOLLOWING THE LAST GLACIAL MAXIMUM PART II: ANIMAL-DISPERSED TREES MORE LABILE BEFORE AND AFTER THE YOUNGER DRYAS
  Andrew Simpson, Smithsonian InstitutionPaleobiology, Washington, DC
  356683 (Technical Sessions)