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20–24 May 2016 Zagreb / Croatia RCMNS Interim Colloquium 2016 Croatian Geological Society Limnogeology Workshop Lake – Basin – Evolution Program & Abstracts Zagreb 2016 RCMNS Interim Colloquium 2016 Croatian Geological Society Limnogeology Workshop 20–24 May 2016, Zagreb Lake – Basin – Evolution Stratigraphy, Geodynamics, Climate and Diversity of Past and Recent Lacustrine Systems Program & Abstracts Hrvatsko geološko društvo / Croatian Geological Society Zagreb 2016 ISBN 978-953-95130-9-0 RCMNS IC 2016 Lake - Basin - Evolution – Abstract & Program Volume Scientific committee José P. Calvo (University of Madrid) Liviu Matenco (Utrecht University) Wout Krijgsman (Utrecht University) Werner E. Piller (University of Graz) Mathias Harzhauser (NHM Vienna) Frank Wesselingh (Naturalis Leiden) Fabrizio Lirer (IAMC-CNR Napoli) Thomas Wilke (University of Giessen) Imre Magyar (MOL Budapest) Organization committee - Editors of the volume Oleg Mandic (NHM Vienna) Karin Sant (Utrecht University) Davor Pavelić (RGNF – Univ. of Zagreb) Nevena Andrić (Univ. Belgrade) Marijan Kovačić (PMF – Univ. of Zagreb) Hazim Hrvatović (FGS Sarajevo) Technical editing by: Thomas A. Neubauer (Natural History Museum Vienna) How to cite: Mandic, O., Pavelić, D., Kovačić, M., Sant, K., Andrić, N., Hrvatović, H. (eds.) 2016. Program & Ab- stracts. Lake - Basin - Evolution, RCMNS Interim Colloquium 2016 & Croatian Geological Society Lim- nogeology Workshop, 20-24 May 2016, Zagreb, Croatia. Hrvatsko geološko društvo / Croatian Geo- logical Society. 62 pp. ISBN 978-953-95130-9-0 Wilke, T. 2016. Drilling the oldest lake of Europe – deep-time evolutionary and environmental archive Lake Ohrid. In: Mandic, O., Pavelić, D., Hrvatović, H., Kovačić, M., Andrić, N. Sant, K. (eds). Program & Abstracts. Lake - Basin - Evolution, RCMNS Interim Colloquium 2016 & Croatian Geological Society Limnogeology Workshop, 20-24 May 2016, Zagreb, Croatia. p. 13. Hrvatsko geološko drustvo / Croa- tian Geological Society. SPONSORS 4 Table of Contents Table of Contents Preface ..................................................................................................................................................... 8 Program ................................................................................................................................................... 9 PLENARY LECTURE ................................................................................................................................ 13 Harzhauser et al.: History of European lake systems – evolution, geodynamics, and climate change 13 SESSION A. LIMNOGEOLOGY ................................................................................................................ 14 T. Wilke: KEYNOTE • Drilling the oldest lake of Europe – deep-time evolutionary and environmental archive Lake Ohrid ............................................................................................................................ 14 A. Bertini et al.: Palynology as an indicator of paleoenvironmental and paleoclimatic changes at Lake Ohrid (south-eastern Europe) during the past 500 ka ..................................................................... 14 E. Georgopoulou et al.: European Quaternary: Insights from freshwater gastropods ......................... 15 N. Ilijanić et al. A sedimentary record of Late Pleistocene and Holocene environmental changes from lakes on the Eastern Adriatic coast P ................................................................................................ 16 S. Miko et al.: Late Quaternary evolution of lakes and submerged paleo-karst on the Eastern Adriatic ............................................................................................................................................. 17 S. Smiljkov et al.: Qualitative composition of the leeches (Annelida: Hirudinea) of Prespa Lake – Republic of Macedonia P .................................................................................................................. 18 C. Wrozyna et al.: Shape variation in Neotropical Cytheridella using semilandmarks-based geometric morphometrics: a methodological approach ................................................................................... 18 A.G. Yanchilina et al.: The change in the elevation of the Bosporus sill during the last deglaciation and its role in the delay of the early Holocene marine transgression of the Black Sea-Lake ................. 19 SESSION B. PALEOBIOLOGY .................................................................................................................. 21 F.P. Wesselingh et al.: KEYNOTE • Documenting mollusc biodiversity rise and demise in long-lived lakes: a combined geo-biological approach ..................................................................................... 21 D. Botka & I. Magyar: Diversity of Lake Pannon molluscs in the Transylvanian Basin (Romania) P ..... 22 Y. Büyükmeriç: Quaternary Pontocaspian lake phases in the Marmara Sea Basin ............................... 23 Y. Büyükmeriç & F.P. Wesselingh: A Late Pleistocene Pontocaspian refuge in the south of Turkey? P 24 V. Csoma et al.: Palaeoecology of Pannonian ostracod faunas from Pécs-Danitzpuszta in S Hungary: a preliminary study P ........................................................................................................................ 24 D. Đurić: Latonia gigantea (Anura, Alytidae) from the Middle Miocene of Lake Vračević (Serbia) P ... 25 M. Gross & W.E. Piller: A minute ostracod (Crustacea) from the Miocene Solimões Formation (western Amazonia, Brazil) – Evidence for marine incursions? ....................................................... 25 5 RCMNS IC 2016 Lake - Basin - Evolution – Abstract & Program Volume V. Hajek-Tadesse et al.: Lacustrine Karpatian to lowermost Badenian ostracods and palynomorphs from Sjeničak section (Croatia) P ...................................................................................................... 26 G. Jovanović: The first paleontological records of dreissenid bivalve larvae in Sarmatian of Serbia P . 28 G. Jovanović & D. Đurić: Mollusks and ectothermic vertebrates from the Middle Miocene (Sarmatian) Lake Vračević (Serbia) ...................................................................................................................... 28 T.A. Neubauer et al.: Predictors of shell size in long-lived lake gastropods .......................................... 30 A. Pisera et al.: The biota of an Arctic Eocene maar lake during a greenhouse environment with an emphasis on the sponges ................................................................................................................. 30 K. Sebe et al.: New data on Karpatian-Badenian freshwater and brackish lacustrine sediments in the Mecsek Mts., Hungary P ................................................................................................................... 31 D. Vasilyan & N. Ognjanova-Rumenova: Pliocene freshwater paleolake Jradzor, Armenia: Preliminary data P ................................................................................................................................................ 32 W. Wessels et al.: Rodent assemblages from the early Miocene and Oligocene of Bosnia Herzegovina and Serbia ......................................................................................................................................... 33 SESSION C. STRATIGRAPHY ................................................................................................................... 35 W. Krijgsman et al.: KEYNOTE • Dating the lake histories – integrated stratigraphy and correlation of isolated paleoenvironments ............................................................................................................ 35 M. Garcés et al.: Long-term Sedimentary Trends of Neogene Lake Systems of the Iberian Plate ....... 35 T. Kurečić et al.: Stable isotope (δ13C, δ18O) composition of Lake Slavonia mollusks from the Pliocene Viviparus beds in the region of Kravarsko (Cernikian, Central Croatia) P ......................................... 36 D. Marinović et al.: Subsurface distribution model of the “Post-Cardids” Neogene of Vojvodina (Northern Serbia) P ........................................................................................................................... 38 K. Palotás et al.: Sarmatian evaporites in the Zagyva Trough (North Hungary) P ................................. 39 L. Rundić et al.: Pliocene lake deposits and the Pliocene/Quaternary boundary at the Fruška Gora (Serbia): an integrated study ............................................................................................................ 40 K. Sant et al.: Late Burdigalian sea retreat from the North Alpine Foreland Basin: new magneto- stratigraphic age constraints P .......................................................................................................... 41 K. Sant et al.: A middle Miocene age for the Popovac Lake (Serbia): Ar/Ar dating and magneto- stratigraphy in the Serbian Lake System .......................................................................................... 42 K. Sebe et al.: Linking bio- and chronostratigraphy in Lake Pannon: pyroclastics and biozones in the southwestern Pannonian Basin ........................................................................................................ 43 SESSION D. GEODYNAMICS .................................................................................................................