PS 29 - Paleoecology

Thursday, August 11, 2016: 4:30 PM-6:30 PM
ESA Exhibit Hall, Ft Lauderdale Convention Center
PS 29-72
Coprophilous fungi Sporormiella as a proxy for modern herbivores presence in the Neotropics
Marco Raczka, Florida Institute of Technology; Mark B. Bush, Florida Institute of Technology; Crystal N. McMichael, University of Amsterdam; Alexandra Folcik, Florida Institute of Technology
PS 29-73
Linking terrestrial anthropogenic impact to the status of the Baltic Sea during the last 3000 years in SE Sweden
Christine M. Åkesson, Florida Institute of Technology; Anne Birgitte Nielsen, Lund University; Anna Broström, Swedish National Heritage Board; Björn E. Berglund, Lund University; Wenxin Ning, Lund University; Helena Filipsson, Lund University
PS 29-74
Resilience of an Amazonian pristine forest during the Late Holocene
Majoi de Novaes Nascimento, Florida Institute of Technology
PS 29-75
Fossil diatoms and lake level: A 130,000-year record from Central Panama
Courtney R. Shadik, Florida Institute of Technology; Guaria M. Cardenes Sandi, University of Costa Rica; Mark B. Bush, Florida Institute of Technology
PS 29-76
Pleistocene megafaunal population collapse in the high Andes
Angela Rozas-Davila, Florida Institute of Technology; Bryan Valencia, Florida Institute of Technology; Mark B. Bush, Florida Institute of Technology
PS 29-77
Climate change in Michigan paleoecosystems: Vegetation shifts and fire regime
Rachel K. Sales, Florida Institute of Technology; Crystal McMichael, University of Amsterdam; Mark B. Bush, Florida Institute of Technology
PS 29-78
Altered biotic interactions in the Anthropocene: A 3.5 MYR baseline of gastropod drilling predation from the eastern Gulf of Mexico
Kaydee J. West, University of South Florida; Gregory S. Herbert, University of South Florida; Kirill Smirnov, University of South Florida
PS 29-79
Deep time influences on modern distributions and associations of ectomycorrhizal hosts and fungi
Brian J. Pickles, University of Reading; R.W. Mathewes, Simon Fraser University; Jason Pither, University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus
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