Richard A. Krause
Yale University, New Haven, CT
Activity
2011
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EXPERIMENTAL SILICIFICATION OF BIVALVES: UNDERSTANDING TAPHONOMIC BIAS
T208 Lessons from the Living: Paleontological Investigations Using Modern Analogs IITuesday, 11 October 20111:30 PM - 5:30 PMRoom 205AB
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A MULTI-MILLENNIAL RECORD PROVIDED BY AMINO-ACID DATED BIVALVE SHELLS FROM THE SOUTHERN BRAZILIAN SHELF
7 Recent Advances in PaleontologyThursday, 24 March 20113:10 PM - 5:00 PMSalon B
2010
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CLIMATIC TRANSITIONS AND THE REORGANIZATION OF NORTH AMERICAN BRACHIOPOD FAUNAS AT THE MID-CARBONIFEROUS BOUNDARY
77 Paleontology IV - Environmental Controls on Ecology and EvolutionMonday, 1 November 20108:00 AM - 12:00 PMRoom 605
2009
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TAPHONOMIC RESPONSE OF CRUSTACEAN CARCASSES PLACED AT THE SEDIMENT WATER INTERFACE AT SHALLOW TO MID-SLOPE DEPTHS IN CARBONATE AND SILICICLASTIC ENVIRONMENTS
T275 Fossil Preservation and Climate Change: Trends from Polar to Tropical RegionsWednesday, 21 October 20091:30 PM - 5:30 PMPortland Ballroom 256
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RECONSTRUCTING PALEO-ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS USING THE BIVALVE SEMELE CASALI FROM UBATUBA BAY, BRAZIL
219 Paleontology: Environment & EvolutionWednesday, 21 October 20098:00 AM - 12:00 PMPortland Ballroom 256
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THE WELL-DEFENDED BRACHIOPOD: YOU DON'T HAVE TO TASTE BAD TO LIVE WELL
146 Paleontology: Predation & DietTuesday, 20 October 20098:00 AM - 12:00 PMPortland Ballroom 256
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THE GEOZOIC: AN INFORMAL SUPEREON AND A TERMINOLOGICAL CONVENIENCE
50 Paleontology: Extinction & TurnoverSunday, 18 October 20091:30 PM - 5:30 PMPortland Ballroom 256
2008
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Bigger and Deeper: Discordant Size Trends in Epifaunal and Infaunal Jurassic Bivalves
277 Paleontology III - Paleoecology, Geochronology, and EducationWednesday, 8 October 20088:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Using Individually Dated Bivalve and Brachiopod Shells to Reconstruct Epibiont Colonization and Taphonomy Over Millennial Timescales
315 Paleontology IV - Exceptional Preservation and TaphonomyWednesday, 8 October 20081:30 PM - 5:30 PM