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Beiträge Zur Paläontologie ©Verein zur Förderung der Paläontologie am Institut für Paläontologie, Geozentrum Wien BEITRÄGE ZUR PALÄONTOLOGIE 82. Jahrestagung Paläontologischen iliikr Gesellschaft Wien ©Verein zur Förderung der Paläontologie am Institut für Paläontologie, Geozentrum Wien ©Verein zur Förderung der Paläontologie am Institut für Paläontologie, Geozentrum Wien BEITRÄGE ZUR PALÄONTOLOGIE 82. Jahrestagung ©Verein zur Förderung der Paläontologie am Institut für Paläontologie, Geozentrum Wien Impressum Die „Beiträge zur Paläontologie“ erscheinen als „Nummern“ unregelmäßig. Schriftleiter: ao. Univ.Prof. Dr. Doris Nagel; Institut für Paläontologie der Universität Wien, Geozentrum, Alt- hanstraße 14, A-1090 Wien, Österreich. Herausgeber: Verein zur Förderung der Paläontologie am Institut für Paläontologie der Universität Wien, Geozentrum, Althanstraße 14, A-1090 Wien, Österreich. © by Verein zur Förderung der Paläontologie, c/o Geozentrum Wien. 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Jahrestagung der Paläontologischen Gesellschaft - Abstract Volume V Inhaltsverzeichnis Kategorie Autor/en Titel Seite Der lange W eg aus der W üste ins Museum: Spinophorosaurus Fossil des Jahres XXII n igeren sis - Eine deutsch-afrikanische Entdeckungsgeschichte Taphonomie 8c Palaeoecology of macrobenthic assemblages in marginally ma­ A b e r h a n e t al. 1 Paläoökologie rine environments across the Cretaceous/Palaeogene boundary in Patagonia, Argentina B a s t l , S e m p r e - Neue Erkenntnisse zur Ökomorphologie von H y aen od o n (H y - Zukunftspreis 1 b o n & N a g e l aenodontidae, M am m alia): Nordamerika vs. Europa Applied three dimensional biometry on Larger Benthic Virtuelle Paläon­ B r i g u g l i o 8 c Foraminifera: a tool to approach palaeobiology, ontogeny and 2 to lo g ie H o h e n e g g e r functional shell morphology. Taphonomie 8c C hattopadhyay Hydrodynamic effects of morphology on bivalve shell trans­ 2 Paläoökologie e t al. port and its taphonomie implication C o p p a r d , K r o h 8 c The evolution of pedicellariae in echinoids: an arms race Freie Themen 3 S m i t h against pests and parasites Virtuelle Paläon­ Comparative Computer Tomography of Crocuta crocuta spelaea D o c k n e r 3 to lo g ie and recent hyaenids Analysis of fluid dynamics of suspension feeding mechanisms Zukunftspreis D y n o w s k i e t al. 4 in recent and fossil crinoids (Echinoderm ata: Crinoidea) E r b a j e v a , A l e ­ Taxonom ic diversity and evolutionary development of Eura­ Freie Themen 4 x e e v a 8 c H ö c k sian ochotonids Taphonomie 8c Diversitatsdynamik und Evolutionsmuster devonischer Bryo- E r n s t 5 Paläoökologie z o e n Freie Themen F i s c h e r e t al. On the fossil record of chondrichthyan egg capsules 5 Vertebrate diversity across the end-Permian extinction - sepa­ Freie Themen F r ö b i s c h J ö r g 6 rating biological and geological signals F r ö b i s c h Nadia 8c Ontogenese und Evolution der Salamanderextremität - Fos- Freie Themen 7 S h u b i n silien, Gene und Skeletogenese Oxygen isotope compositions of small mammal teeth and G e h l e r , T ü t k e n Freie Themen their implications for palaeoclim atic reconstructions - a case 7 8 c P a c k study from a modern rodent community G o u l d 8c van den Freie Themen Eom yids: Premature death or happy old age? 8 H o e k O s t e n d e Deciphering the influence of solar cycles in a Late M iocene Freie Themen H a r z h a u s e r e t al. 9 lake system H a u s m a n n 8 c Paläobiodiversität einer obertriassischen Fauna aus der Zukunftspreis 9 N ü t z e l Cassian-Formation (Norditalien, Dolomiten) Evolution and diversity of Cervidae (Cetartiodactyla, M am ­ Zukunftspreis H e c k e b e r g et al. 10 m a lia ) Die Faunenzusammensetzung und Paläoökologie eines Taphonomie 8c H e n g s t e t al. subtropischen Ästuars aus dem Burdigal des Korneuburger 10 Paläoökologie B e c k e n s Öffentlichkeits­ H e s s e 8 c Paläontologische Bodendenkmalpflege 11 a rb e it ScHOELLMANN Paläobotanik 8c H ü b e r s , B o m - Eine außergewöhnliche M akroflora aus dem Oberviseum von 11 Palynologie FLEUR 8 c K e RP B e c k e - O e s e Taphonomie 8c I l i g e r 8 c B r a u k - Die Konservatlagerstätte Hagen-Vorhalle: Neue Ergebnisse 12 Paläoökologie MANN zur Taphonomie und Paläoentomologie ©Verein zur Förderung der Paläontologie am Institut für Paläontologie, Geozentrum Wien VI Beitr. Paläont., 32, Wien, 2011 Kategorie Autor/en Titel Seite Geochem ical and calcareous nannofossil evidence for en­ Zukunftspreis J o a c h i m e t al. vironmental perturbations during the Paleocene-Eocene 1 2 thermal maximum (PETM ) from the equatorial Atlantic K a l t h o f f , R o s e Funktionsmorpho­ Terrestrische Bioerosion: Ein gar nicht so ungewöhnliches 8 c v o n K o e n i g s - 13 logie W irbeltiere Phänomen bei fossilen Säugetierzähnen w a l d Taphonomie 8c K i e l , P e c k m a n n Tiefseehaieikapseltaphonomie 13 Paläoökologie 8 c G o e d e r t Freie Themen K l i e t m a n e t al. The Insectivores from Petersbuch 28 14 Paläobotanik 8e K m e n t a 8 c Z e t ­ Die M ikroflora von Altm ittweida, neue Erkenntnisse zur 14 Palynologie t e r untermiozänen Vegetation Deutschlands K o c h 8 c W e d ­ New studies on assassin bugs (Insecta: Heteroptera) from Freie Themen 15 m a n n M essel (Germany) Funktionsmorpho­ v o n K o e n i g s w a l d Kaubewegungen bei rezenten und fossilen Säugetieren: Re­ 15 logie W irbeltiere e t al. konstruktion und Visualisierung K o g a n 8 c R o m a ­ The Triassic basal ray-finned fish Saurichthys: an attempted Freie Themen 16 n o o v e rv ie w Paläobotanik 8c K o n r a d 8 c N e ­ Variations of palaeoatmospheric C 0 2 affect climate prefe­ 17 Palynologie b e l s i c k rences of plants Gliederfüßer des Hunsrückschiefers -Bedeutung für das Zukunftspreis K ü h l G a b r ie le 17 Verständnis vergangener und rezenter Lebensräume Paläobotanik 8c K ü h l Norbert 8c Fortschritte bei quantitativen Klim arekonstruktionen mit 18 Palynologie M o s c h e n botanischen Fossilien Paläobotanik 8c Valanginian (Early Cretaceous) vegetation changes during a K u j a u e t al. 18 Palynologie tim e of severe perturbations of the carbon cycle Funktionsmorpho­ The Occlusal Fingerprint Analyser (OFA) - Applications and K u l l m e r e t al. 19 logie W irbeltiere Perspectives Die Spirematospermum-/Zingiberoideophyllum-Pflanze Paläobotanik 8c K u n z m a n n (ausgestorbene M usaceae) - ein Anzeiger für flache, stehende 2 0 Palynologie G e w ä s s e r ? Experimentelle Silifizierung des Baum farnes D ic k so n ia Zukunftspreis L ä b e e t al. 2 0 a n tárc tica Paläobotanik 8c L a n t s c h n e r Palynologie für Schüler und Laien Palynologie L autenschlager Som ething stupid? - Brain anatomy and evolution in therizi- Zukunftspreis 21 e t al. nosaur dinosaurs revealed by 3D visualization D as „Anthropozän“ - ein neues Forschungsfeld für Stratigra­ Freie Themen L e i n f e l d e r 2 2 phie, Paläontologie und Geobiologie? Virtuelle Paläon­ L u k e n d e r 8 c 3D M odelling in palaeontology: a case study on Triassic 2 3 to lo g ie L u k e n e d e r a m m o n ite s Palaeoenvironmental evolution of Lake Gacko (Southern Freie Themen M a n d i c e t al. Bosnia and Herzegovina): impact of the M iddle M iocene 2 3 Climatic Optimum on the Dinaride Lake System Hyperphalangy and intraspecific variation in ichthyosaur Freie Themen M a x w e l l 2 4 lim b s Freie Themen M e w i s et al. Coral reef diversity after rapid warm ing: the last interglacial 2 4 M ö r s , T o m i d a 8 c Untermiozäne Biber aus Japan: Endemismen und biogeogra­ Freie Themen 2 5 R u f phische Verbindungen A new Eocene lizard from M essel and the origin of Amphis- Freie Themen M ü l l e r e t al. 2 5 b a e n ia ©Verein zur Förderung der Paläontologie am Institut für Paläontologie, Geozentrum Wien 82. Jahrestagung der Paläontologischen Gesellschaft - Abstract Volume VII Kategorie Autor/en Titel Seite Middle Miocene freshwater gastropods from the Dinaride Zukunftspreis N e u b a u e r et al.
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