Programme - Oxford 1991 - University of Oxford
Schedule of Events
Monday September 23rd
10:00
Coffee & Biscuits
10:30
William Lindsay*
Westlothiana seeking evidence for the earliest amniote
11:00
Chris Collins*
Helping with the jigsaw! How preparators can help conservators
11:30
Lorraine Cornish*
Rubbers, resins and replicating Baryonyx
12:00
Jane B Clarke*
Authigenic minerals within vertebrate fossils from the Wealden, Isle of WighL
12:30
Lunch
02:00
David Hill*
A review of preparation techniques used in the Geology Conservation Lab at Oxford Museurm
2:30
Caroline Buttler*
The conservation of the Sedgwick Museum Quaternary Hippopotamus skeleton
03:00
Coffee Break
03:30
Eberhard ‘Dino’ Frey*
Messel crocs - excavation, preparation and display
04:00
Richard J Twitchett*
preparation of the A303 ophthalmosaur
04:15
David Hill*
Preparation, art or science?
Tuesday September 24th
09:15
Opening remarks
Session: 1
Chair: Jenny Clack
9:20-9:40
Paul Daley*
New late Devonian sinolepids (Antiarchi) from Australia and China
9:40-10:00
Alex Ritchie*
Intraspecific variation and phylogeny in lungfishes
10:00-10:20
Richard Cloutier*
Interrelationships of the lobe-finned fishes
10:20-10:45
Keith S Thomson*
10:45-11:15
Coffee
Session: 2
Chair: Andrew Milner
11:15-11:45
Per Erik Ahlberg*
Nostrils, choanae and breathing in Acanthostega
11:45-12:15
Jennifer A Clack*
Postcranial morphology of Tulerpeton curtum from the Devonian of Russia
12:15-12:35
Oleg Lebedev*
12:45-2:15
Lunch
Session: 3
Chair: Per Ahlberg
2:15-2:30
Detlev Thies*
The Anaethalion-like (not true Anaethalion) fish from the European Mesozoic
2:30-2:45
Francisco J Poyato-Ariza*
Messel fish: new aspects on an old feature
2:45-3:05
Norbert Micklich*
Biomechanical considerations about the evolution of fish fins
3:05-3:25
Bernd Herkner*
Do ecological analogues assemble their common characters in the same order?
3:25-3:45
Nicholas Arnold*
3:45-4:15
Tea
Session: 4
Chair: Barry Cox
4:15-4:30
Saswati Bandyopadhyay*
Caecilian cardiovascular anatomy and phylogeny
4:30-4:55
Mark Wilkinson*
Observations on a dwarf hippopotamus from Milatos (Crete, Greece)
4:55-5:15
George Theodorou*
8:00-10:00
Reception: Ashmolean Museum
Wednesday September 25th
Session: 1
Chair: Gillian King
9:15-9:35
Nathalie Bardet*, Jean-Michel Mazin
9:35-9:55
Arthur R I Cruickshank*, Michael A Taylor
9:55-10:20
Michael A Taylor*
10:20-10:40
Giovanni Pinna*
10:45-11:15
Coffee
Session: 2
Chair: Alec Panchen
11:15-11:35
James R Lamb*
11:35-12:00
Tom Lingliam-Soliar*
12:00-12:20
Michael J Benton*
12:00-12:40
Anusuya Chinsamy*
12:45-2:15
Lunch
Session: 3
Chair: Michael Benton
2:15-2:35
David M Unwin*
2:35-2:55
Natasha N Bakhurina*
2:55-3:25
Brian Boneham*
3:25-3:40
Jean Le Loeuff*
3:45-4:15
Tea
4:15-4:45
R E H Reid*
7:00for7:30
Symposium Dinner. Meet in the Senior Common Room, North Quad for drinks at 7.00 p.m.
Thursday September 26th
Session: 1
Chair: Arthur Cruickshank
9:15-9:30
Eberhard ‘Dino’ Frey*, John G Martin
The demise of the dancing dinosaurs?
9:30-9:45
Tony R A Thulborn*
Recently proposed phylogenetic analyses of the Triassic Archosauria: a critical comparison and evaluation
9:45-10:15
Alan J Charig*
Lepidosauromorphs from the Middle Jurassic of Britain
10:15-10:45
Susan E Evans*
10:45-11:15
Coffee
Session: 2
Chair: Alan Charig
11:15-11:35
Nick C Fraser*
New dinosaur discoveries in Thailand
11:35-11:55
Eric Buffetaut*
Patterns of tooth loss in anomodonts
11:55-12:20
Gillian M King*
The haemothermia
12:20-12:40
Brian G Gardiner*
12:45-2:15
Lunch
Session: 3
Chair: Brian Gardiner
2:15-2:35
Christopher J Duffin*
The first tribosphenic mammal from the Mesozoic of Africa
2:35-2:50
Denise Sigogneau-Russell*
First appearance of Oryctopodidae in Eurasia
2:50-3:10
Francisco Alferez-Delgado*
The Adapisoriculidae: a new family of primitive eutherians (?Lipotyphla): concept and palaeobiogeography
3:10-3:30
Emmanuel Gheerbrant*
3:45-4:15
Tea
Session: 4
Chair: Derek Yalden
4:15-4:30
Jean-Louis Hartenberger*, J Sudre
Discovery of a Palaeogene mammal fauna from Thailand
4:30-4:45
Stehane Ducrocq*
Friday September 27th
8:30a:m:
Coach leaves St Giles, outside St Johns College, for Lyme Regis.
7:30p:m:
Approximate time of return to Oxford from Lyme Regis.
