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The Paleontological Society Special Publications, 10th North American Paleontological Convention, Abstract Book

Saturday Afternoon: Talks

The Early Paleogene Reef Gap in the Caribbean

Late Neogene Environmental Change and Faunal Overturn in the Caribbean: Revelations using Gastropod Stableisotope Profiles to Quantify Seasonal Upwelling and Freshening in Coastal Waters

Normal Marine, Shallow Subtidal Stromatolites in the Lower Miocene Chipola Formation, Alum Bluff, Liberty County, Florida

Toward a Phylogeny of Western Atlantic Neogene Turritelline Gastropods

Neotropical Floras Reveal the Biogeographic Evolution of Paleocene to Miocene (60 to 19 Ma) Forests

Stable Isotope Profiles from Mollusks (Lymnocardium) of the Late Miocene Lake Pannon, Central Europe

Environmental Controls on Extreme Longevity in Modern and Fossil Bivalves

Quantifying Upwelling and Freshening in Nearshore Tropical American Environments using Modern Gastropod Shells—Stable Isotopic Successes and Trace Element Complexities

New Sclerochronological Insights into Heterochronic Evolution of Tropical American Corbulids

The Smallest Lines: What Might the Composition of Lingulid Growth Bands Tell Us About Paleoenvironment?

Using the Element and Isotopic Content of Bivalve Shells as Paleoenvironmental Proxies: Possibilities and Limitations

Jackknife-Corrected Parametric Bootstrap Estimates of Growth Rates in Bivalve Mollusks using Nearest Living Relatives

Seasonality, Climate Change, and the Late Eocene Initiation of the Modern Antarctic Biota

Calibrating Patella Shells from the Canary Islands as Seasonal Paleothermometers

Isotopic Evidence of Recent, Coastal Paleoclimate from Archaeological Gastropod Shells

Seasonal Oyster Harvesting Recorded by Shells of the Parasitic Snail Boonea Impressa in Archeological Middens of Florida and Georgia

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Reconstructing the Paleoenvironment and Paleoecology of a Turritella-Rich Horizon in the Plio-Pleistocene Jackson Bluff Formation of the Florida Panhandle

New Fossil Turtle Material from the Hemphillian Pascagoula Formation of Southeast Louisiana

Extinct Giant Mud Creepers (Mollusca: Gastropoda) from the Oligocene of the Southeastern United States

Osteoglossomorph Phylogeny Revisited: Assessing the Relationships of the Fossil Forms Laeliichthys and Heterosteoglossum (Teleostei: Osteoglossomorpha)

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Saturday Afternoon: Talks

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