Programme - London 1996 - University College
Schedule of Events
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Tuesday 10th September
10:00-10:30
Coffee and Registration
Session: 1
Chair: Dr Angela Milner, Head of the Vertebrates and Anthropology Division, Department of Palaeontology, The Natural History Museum.
10:30-10:45
A Wild Goose: Preparation for the After Life.
10:45-11:00
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11:00-11:15
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11:15-11:30
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11:30-11:55
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11:55-12:10
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12:10-14:00
Lunch
Session: 2
Chair: Prof. Hans-Dieter Sues, Head of Vertebrate Palaeontology, the Royal Ontario Museum.
14:00-14:25
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14:25-14:40
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14:40-14:55
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14:55-15:35
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15:35-16:00
Tea
16:00-17:00
What Goes on in the Palaeontology Laboratory of the Natural History Museum? A Tour.
16:00-21:00:
Registration at Ramsay Hall
18:00-19:00:
Dinner at Ramsay Hail.
20:00
Socializing in Ramsay Hall Bar:
Wednesday 11th September
08:30-09:00:
Registration for late arrivals at desk outside Anatomy Department Lecture Theatre.
09:00
Announcements.
09:30
Welcome (Prof. A.R. Lieberman, Dean of Faculty of Life Sciences University College)
Session: 1
Chair: Dr Philippe Janvier
09:40
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10:00
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10:20
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10:40
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11:00
Coffee
11:05
Registration for late arrivals at desk outside Anatomy Department Lecture Theatre.
Session: 2
Chair: Dr Peter Forey
11:30
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11:50
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12:10
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12:30-14:00
Lunch.
Session: 3
Chair: Dr Jennifer Clack
14:00
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14:20
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14:40
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15:00
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15:20
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15:40
Tea. Examination of Posters.
16:05
Group photograph in lecture theatre.
Session: 4
Chair: Dr Don Smith
16:10
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16:30
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16:50
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17:10
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17:40
Session ends.
18:00-19:00
Dinner at Ramsay Hall.
20:00
Socializing in Ramsay Hall Bar.
Thursday 12th September
Session: 1
Chair: Dr Angela Milner
09:20
A Burton*
Hollington and Cuckfield Sussex a taphonomic and sedimentological comparison of two Wealden sites
09:40
Axel Hungerbühler*
The skull of the phytosaur Nicrosaurus k~ from the late Triassic of Germany
10:00
Alan J Charig*
Primary bipedality in dinosaurs - a myth that lives on
10:20
Arthur R I Cruickshank*, Ewan Fordyce
A late Cretaceous cryptoclidid from New Zealand
10:40
Angela C Milner*
A Wild Goose: Preparation for the After Life
11:00
Coffee, Examination of Posters.
Session: 2
Chair: Dr Makoto Manabe
11:30
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11:50
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12:10
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12:30-14:00
Lunch
Session: 3
Chair: Prof. Eric Buffetaut
14:00
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14:20
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14:40
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15:00
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15:20
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15:40
Tea. Examination of Posters.
Session: 4
Chair: Dr David Unwin
16:10
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16:30
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16:50
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17:10
Session ends.
18:30-23:00
Symposium Dinner (commencing 20.00): Natural History Museum.
Friday 13th September
Session: 1
Chair: Prof. Bob Carroll
09:10
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09:30
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09:45
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10:05
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10:25
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10:45
Coffee.
Session: 2
Chair: Dr Glen Storrs
11:15
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11:30
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11:50
Auction Sale of reprints, models and VP memorabilia in aid of the Jones-Fenleigh Fund. conducted by Dr David S. Brown Newcastle on Tyne).
12:30ish-14:00
Lunch
Session: 3
Chair: Dr David Norman
14:00
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14:20
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15:00
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15:40
Tea
Session: 4
Chair: Dr Robert Presley
16:10
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18:00-19:00
Dinner at Ramsay Hall.
Saturday 14th September
08:00-17:00
FIELD EXCURSION to Isle of Sheppey Lower Eocene London Clay coastal exposures), and
Crystal Palace (Waterhouse Hawkins prehistoric animals), led by Dr J.J. Hooker (Natural History Museum).
