Programme - Bournemouth 1998 - University of Bournemouth
Schedule of Events
SPPC
Monday 7th September
11:00
Registration and erection of posters and static demonstrations.
12:30
Lunch
Session: 1
Chair: Adrian Doyle
14:00
Michaela Forthuber*
Casting the recently Dead
14:20
Jesmonite: Demonstration and Discussion
15:20
Other Practical demonstrations.
15:40
Tea
16:00
David Gray*
Myth or Monster the Komodo dragon
16:20
Alan Dawn*
The Deeping Elephant-excavation & conservation
16:40
Close 1st session.
8th September 1998
Session: 1
Chair: David Gray
10:30
Adrian M Doyle*
Moving an elephant
10:50
Sabine Gwosdek*, Eric Milsom
Attempts on Oilshale Preservation
11:10
Coffee
11:30
Adrian Brokenshire*
Sorting fossils from sedeiments-practical Workshop, and Discussion
12:30
Lunch
Session: 2
Chair: Leslie Noè
14:00
Penny Hutt*, Stephen Hutt
A new small Theropod Dinosaur from the Isle of Wight
14:20
Eberhard ‘Dino’ Frey*, Rene Kastner
Rock cutting in the High Andes: a backpacker's generator, lecture and demonstration
14:55
Jutta Hussen*
Sediment-transfer preparations with different resins in the Permian of Germany
15:15
Tea
15:30
Elizabeth Biber*
Rabbit-deer and dog- bear; excavating Bavaria's Tertiary past
15:50
Steve Etches*
Extracting and preparing fossils-practical workshop
16:30
Close of Symposium
In the Attic Bar
20:00
Mike Milne: Bringing dinosaurs to the small screen
21:00
Dino Frey(Karlsruhe, Germany),René Kastner(Karlsruhe, Germany) andDave Martill(Portsmouth):
Gringos in the Atacama - pterosaur hunting in the Andes
SVPCA
Wednesday 9th September
Session: 1
Chair: Mike Benton
09:00
Peter L Forey*
A new fish fauna from Lebanon
09:20
Rebecca Hitchin*
Phylogeny of the Semionotiform fishes (Pices; Actinopterygii)
09:40
Per Erik Ahlberg*
How the teleost got its tail
10:00
Jonathan E Jeffery*
Rhizodonts: still big and dead
10:20
John G Maisey*
The Colombian connection; Gondwana and Western Tethys
10:40
Coffee & Posters/Displays
Session: 2
Chair: Eric Buffetaut
11:10
Michel Martin*
Paleontological species and living species: the contribution of the comparative anatomy of Qadids (Teleosts)
11:30
M Gayet*, Olga Otero
Phylogeny of the fish family Latidae (Teleostii, Perciformes)
11:50
Richard J Twitchett*
New insights into the PermoTriassic fish fauna of East Greenland
12:10
Michael I Coates*, Sandra E K Sequeira
Stethacanthus: braincases and ironing boards
12:30
Lunch
Session: 3
Chair: Dave Unwin
14:00
Gilles Cuny*
Enigmatic Upper Triassic shark teeth
14:20
Jennifer A Clack, Per Erik Ahlberg*
A reinterpretation of the braincase ofIchihyostega
14:40
Magdalena Borsuk- Bialynicka*, Susan E Evans
An early Triassic microvertebrate assemblage from Poland
15:00
Ben Edwards*
Procolophonids and other Triassic reptiles from South Wales
15:20
Tea & Posters/Displays
Session: 4
Chair: Ian Jenkins
15:50
Torsten Rossmann*
Upper Jurassic ardeosaurids (Squamata) are scincomorphans not gekkotans
16:10
Fabiola Barahona*, José-Antonio Mateo
Fossil and subfossil reptiles from the Macaronesian Region
16:30
Axel Hungerbühler*
Aspects of the cranial anatomy of the phytosaurMystriosuchus
16:50
Michael J Benton* et al.
Dinosaurs from the Mid-Cretaceous of Tunisia
18:00
Buses leave for Kimmeridge
Buffet meal in Kimeridge Village Hall, and the chance to see Steve Etches collection of fossils from the local Kimmeridge Clay.
(A catalogue of this superb collection is available fromJane Clarkeat a cost of £25)
22:30
Buses depart from Kimmeridge
Thursday 10th September
Session: 1
Chair: Dino Frey
09:00
Chris McGowan*
Giant ichthyosaurs of the Late Triassic and Early Jurassic
09:20
Mark Evans*
Oxford Clay Plesiosaurs; the necks generation
09:40
Leslie F Noé*
Cranial anatomy of the Callovian (latest Middle Jurassic) Pliosaurs
10:00
Colin R McHenry*
Cretaceous short-necked Plesiosaurs
10:20
Arthur R I Cruickshank*
Heterochrony and the evolution of the Plesiosauria
10:40
Coffee & Posters/Displays
Session: 2
Chair: Susan Evans
11:10
Forrest
An analysis of bite marks on sauropterygian limb bones
11:30
Eberhard ‘Dino’ Frey*, Steve Salisbury
Locomotion of metriorhynchid crocodilians - 'no gallop' is the only consensus
11:50
Steve Salisbury*
The long-lost crocodile of Mr Willet
12:10
Paul Upchurch*
Drifting continents and dinosaur cladograms: biogeographic patterns in the Mesozoic
12:30
Lunch
Session: 3
Chair: Andrew Milner
14:00
Oliver W Rauhut*
Elaphrosaurus bainbergiand the early evolution of theropod dinosaurs
14:20
Penny Hutt*, Stephen Hutt
A new small theropod dinosaur from the Isle of Wight
14:40
Darren Naish*
The diversity of small theropods within the Wealden Group rocks (Lower Cretaceous) of England
15:00
Eberhard ‘Dino’ Frey*, John G Martin
M Michelin's sauropods: pneumastics of necks
15:20
Tea & Posters/Displays
Session: 4
Chair: Dave Martill
15:50
David B Norman*
Probactrosaurus and the origin of hadrosaurs
16:10
Paul M Barrett*
Dinosaur-Angiosperm coevolution revisited
16:30
Jean-Paul Billon- Bruyat*
A strange didactyl trackway from the Tithonian of Crayssec (south western France)
16:50
Eric Buffetaut*
A new crested pterosaur from the Kimmeridgian of Normandy
18:45
Bus leaves for Symposium Dinner
Friday 11th September
Session: 1
Chair: John Martin
09:00
Marie-Celine Buchy* et al.
New occurence about pterosaurian stance and gait from the trackways of Crayssac (Tithonian, France)
09:20
Donald M Henderson*, David M Unwin
I don't believe it! Another paper on the terrestrial locomotion of pterosaurs
09:40
Donald M Henderson*
Kinematics of terrestrial locomotion in a pterosaur: a computational analysis
10:00
Eberhard ‘Dino’ Frey*, David M Martill
The pterosaur predicted by the toy industry
10:20
Paul G Davis*, David M Martill
Do dinosaurs come up to scratch?
10:40
Coffee Posters/Displays & inspection of goods for Auction
11:10
Auction: Brown's Auction House
12:30
Lunch
Session: 2
Chair: Derek Yalden
14:00
David J Gower*
Braincases, bird origins and homology assessment
14:20
Dyke
The anatomy ofShuvuuiaandMononykus: implications for the phylogeny of early birds
14:40
Annette Kristoffersen*
Avian remains from early Tertiary deposits of Denmark
15:00
Ian Jenkins*
Cranial adaptations to carnivory during the mid-late Permian, in the early therocephalian families Lycosuchidae and Scylacosauridae
15:20
Tea & Posters/Displays
Session: 3
Chair: Paul Davis
15:50
Eleanor M Weston*
Hippos, ontogeny and evolution
16:10
Jörg Erfurt*, Jörg Habersetzer
The basipodium ofAnthracobunodon weigelti(Artiodactyla, Mammalia) from the middle Eocene Geiseltal near Halle (Germany)
16:30
Simone Klutzny*
Comparative anatomy of the orbito-temporal region of embryonic mammals
16:50
Derek Yalden*
British Mammals lost in the gap between zoology, palaeontology and archaeology
Saturday 12th September
09:00
Leaders:Jon Radley,Adrian Brokenshire and Steve Etches.
Bus leaves main entrance for Durlston Bay, Type section of the Purbeck Limestone Formation and site of Beckles Mammal Bed.
16:00
Bus leaves Durlston Bay and returns to Bournemouth University then on to Bournemouth railway station
