2008 Joint Annual Meeting (5-9 Oct. 2008): Breaking the Curve: Historical Development, Current State, and Future Prospects for Understanding Local and Regional Processes Governing Global Diversity II
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267 Breaking the Curve: Historical Development, Current State, and Future Prospects for Understanding Local and Regional Processes Governing Global Diversity II



Tuesday, 7 October 2008: 1:30 PM
George R. Brown Convention Center, 351BE
Presiding:
Leigh M. Fall , Jocelyn Sessa , Austin J.W. Hendy and Thomas D. Olszewski
1:30 PM
267-1
Paleontological Views on Diversity Saturation: Historical Context and Future Directions
Mark E. Patzkowsky, Pennsylvania State Univ
1:45 PM
267-2
Geographic Aggregation of Regional Biodiversity Patterns at Multiple Scales
Katherine V. Bulinski, Bellarmine University
2:00 PM
267-3
Turnover in the Devonian Foreland Basin of New York: How Geographic Coverage Affects Our Understanding of Origination and Extinction Rates
Patrick D. Wall, Syracuse University; Linda C. Ivany, Syracuse University; Carlton E. Brett, University of Cincinnati
2:15 PM
267-4
Did the “Recurrent Hamilton Fauna” Recur or Persist? Developing a Framework for Interpreting Faunal Turnovers
James J. Zambito IV, University of Cincinnati; Carlton E. Brett, University of Cincinnati; Gordon C. Baird, S.U.N.Y. Fredonia
2:30 PM
267-5
Stability of Regional Brachiopod Diversity Structure across the Mississippian/Pennsylvanian Boundary
Noel A. Heim, University of Georgia
2:45 PM
267-6
Linking Paleobiological Patterns across Geographic Scales during the Late Paleozoic Ice Age: An Example from the Upper Mississippian Illinois and Appalachian Basins, USA
James R. Bonelli Jr, The Pennsylvania State University; Mark Patzkowsky, The Pennsylvania State University
3:00 PM
Break
3:15 PM
267-7
Diversity Dynamics of Brachiopods in the Delaware Basin (West Texas) Prior to the End-Guadalupian Extinction
Leigh M. Fall, Texas A&M University; Thomas D. Olszewski, Texas A&M Univ
3:30 PM
267-8
Integrated Regional Diversity Analysis of the Early Triassic Ammonoid Recovery
Arnaud Brayard, Université Toulouse, IRD, Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées; Gilles Escarguel, Université Lyon 1; Hugo Bucher, University of Zurich; Thomas Brühwiler, University of Zurich; Nicolas Goudemand, University of Zurich
3:45 PM
267-9
Sea-Level Change and the Multiple Causes of Marine Biological Diversity: The Dynamics of Molluscan Origination and Extinction during the Late Cretaceous and Tertiary
Warren D. Allmon, Paleontological Research Institution; Peter J. Harries, University of South Florida
4:00 PM
267-10
Evolutionary Signature of the End-Cretaceous Extinction in Modern Marine Biota
Andrew Z. Krug, University of Chicago; David Jablonski, Univ of Chicago; James W. Valentine, Univ of California, Berkeley; Kaustuv Roy, Univ of California, San Diego
4:15 PM
267-11
Age, Area, and the Taxonomic Structure of Marine Faunas
Paul G. Harnik, University of Chicago; David Jablonski, Univ of Chicago; Andrew Krug, University of Chicago; Kaustuv Roy, Univ of California, San Diego; James W. Valentine, Univ of California, Berkeley
4:30 PM
267-12
A Revised History of Regional Mass Extinction in the Florida Neogene: New Data and Approaches
Gregory S. Herbert, University of South Florida; Shubhabrata Paul, University of South Florida; Peter J. Harries, University of South Florida; Warren Allmon, Paleontological Rsch Institution; Roger Portell, University of Florida; Gregory P. Dietl, Paleontological Research Institution
4:45 PM
267-13
Coordinated Disruption across Molluscan Megaguilds during a Late Neogene Regional Mass Extinction in Florida
Shubhabrata Paul, University of South Florida; Gregory S. Herbert, University of South Florida; Peter J. Harries, University of South Florida; Jorge Alvarez, University of Puerto Rico
5:00 PM
Discussion
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