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11SEP 2018
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Therea Nohl received the “Young Scientist Award” at GeoBonn 2018
Our PhD student Theresa Nohl was given the 1st place in the “Young Scientist Award” competition at the GeoBonn 2018 meeting for her talk “Lost in transition – the selective compaction of a halysitid coral and its implications for diagenesis and time”. Congratulations! Our Palaeobiology team was represented with Kenneth De Baets and Wolfgang Kiessling […]
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10SEP 2018
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Representation of Erlangen at CPEG2018 in Leeds
Our team presented at the CPEG2018 meeting “Crossing the Palaeontological – Ecological Gap” in Leeds. Vanessa Roden received a prize for her lightning talk “High beta diversity in a Triassic reef basin assemblage”. Other presentations included: Carl Reddin “Marine invertebrate responses to temperature-related stressors and their interactions” (talk) Master students: Fiona Pye “Gastropod Gastronomy: Do […]Our team presented at the CPEG2018 meeting “Crossing the Palaeontological – Ecological Gap” in Leeds. Vanessa Roden received a prize for her lightning talk “High beta diversity in a Triassic reef basin assemblage”. Other presentations included: Carl Reddin “Marine invertebrate responses to temperature-related stressors and their interactions” (talk) Master students: Fiona Pye “Gastropod Gastronomy: Do […]
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08SEP 2018
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A peculiar connection between image processing and geology: a new preprint by a Master student
Connecting seemingly unrelated fields in science can yield surprising and fruitful insights and be the cause of great surprise. Who could have guesses that the way the geological record hides extinctions from us is mathematically equivalent to the methods teenagers use hide their pimples on their facebook profile pictures? If you want to know more […]
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25JUL 2018
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Toarcian belemnite accumulations investigation with the support of CT data
Body size changes have been reported across crisis intervals. Belemnites – now considered extinct stemdecabrachians – have rarely been investigated for this purpose, and the few studies have resulted in ambiguous outcomes. Here we investigate two Toarcian belemnite accumulations in southern Germany from a morphometric point of view with the support of computed tomography data. […]
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17JUL 2018
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International Palaeontological Congress, from July 9th to 13th, 2018, France
Erlangen paleontologists and TERSANE members met in Paris for the 5th International Palaeontological Congress. A total of 12 talks and keynotes were presented on diverse topics such as latitudinal selectivity, body size and paleobiogeographic patterns during mass extinctions. Diversity patterns and parasites in the fossil record were also part of the research presented at this […]
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08JUL 2018
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Visiting Students – Abdelrahman Abdelshafy (Egypt) und Najat Issa al Fudhaili (Oman)
Abdelrahman Abdelshafy (Egypt) and Najat Issa al Fudhaili (Oman), both BSc-Students at GUtech (German University of Technology in Muscat, Oman), complete an internship with us. They work together with our preparator, Birgit Leipner-Mata, and Prof. Axel Munnecke. They stay in Erlangen until the end of July 2018.
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