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5th REGIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF THE INTERNATIONAL FOSSIL ALGAE ASSOCIATION Ferrara (Italy), 30th-31st August, 2005 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME (http://www.uni-tuebingen.de/IFAA-regional-symposium/) Tuesday 30th August 2005 Dipartimento delle Risorse Naturali e Culturali 09:00 – 11.00 Registration, Dip. Risorse Naturali e Culturali, Univ. of Ferrara 11:00 – 11.30 Opening session R. Schroeder (chairman) Open calcareous algae session 11.30 – 11:50 Mu X., Yan H. and Li Y. – The latest Permian calcareous algae of the Changxingian from the lower Yangtze region,East China, and the establishment of a new algal province: the Pyrulites Province 11:50 – 12:10 Cherchi A. and Schroeder R. – Selected examples of Mesozoic calcimicrobial crusts. 12;10 – 12:30 Guido A., Gautret P., Laggoun-Défarge F., Mastandrea A. and Russo F. – Marine-continental organic input in the “Calcare di Base” Formation 12:30 – 12:50 Soulié-Märsche I. – Fossil algae vs Living algae: results from the study of Charophytes 12:50 – 13:10 Tian Y. – Modern freshwater stromatolites and their algal mats in surface calcareous tufa in Sichuan and Guizhou Areas 13:15 – 15:00 Lunch break J.C. Braga (chairman) Calcareous red algae session 15:00 – 15:20 Aguirre J. and Braga J.C. – Geological sequence of origination of coralline taxa defined by molecular phylogeny 15:20 – 15:40 Nebelsick J.H. and Bassi D. – Benthic assemblages, diversity controls and environmental parameters: assessing different scales of complexity in coralline algal and large foraminiferal carbonates in the Paleogene 15:40 – 16:00 Bassi D., Carannante G., Murru M., Simone L. and Toscano L. – Rhodalgal/bryomol assemblages in temperate type carbonate, channelised depositional systems: the Early Miocene of the Sarcidano area (Sardinia, Italy) 16:00 – 16:30 Coffee break J. Aguirre (chairman) Calcareous red algae session 16:30 – 16:50 Checconi A., Bassi D. – Lower Miocene coralline red algal assemblages from Southern Apennines (Cusano Formation, Matese Mountains, Italy) 16:50 – 17:10 Bucur I.I., Kiessling W. and Scasso R. – Archamphiroa jurassica Steinmann 1930, revisited 17:10 – 17:30 Kundal P. and Mude S.N. – Lower Miocene to Holocene Amphiroa from Southwest Coast of India: systematics and paleoenvironmental implications 17:30 – 17:50 Braga J.C., Webster J.M., Clague D.A., Moore J.G. and Spalding H. – Very deep water coralline algae from the Island of Hawaii 18:00 Poster session 21:00 Symposium dinner Wednesday 31st August 2005 Dipartimento delle Risorse Naturali e Culturali F. Barattolo (chairman) Calcareous green algae session 9:00 – 9:20 Grgasović T. and Sokac B. – New Dasyclads from the Anisian of Lika (Croatia) 9:20 – 9:40 Bucur I.I., Arnaud-Vanneau A. and Arnaud H. – Remarks on Triploporella praturlonii Barattolo 1982 from the Lower Barremian of Vercors (SE France) 9:40 – 10:00 Bucur I. – A new Salpingoporella species from the Lower Aptian deposits of Padurea Craiului (northern Apuseni Mountains, Romania) 10:00 – 10:20 Mancinelli A. – Upper Barremian new Dasycladacean from Monte Cairo (southern Latium, Italy) 10:20 Coffee break P. Génot (chairman) Calcareous green algae session 10:50 –11:10 Barattolo F. and Baceta J.I. — Dasycladalean green algae from the Paleocene shallow water successions of the Pyrenean Basin 11:10 – 11:30 Génot P. – Dasycladales communities during Lutetian in France 11:30 – 11:50 Granier B. – The genus Zergabriella, a review 12:15 Assembly of the International Fossil Algae Association 13:00 Lunch break 14:30 – 16:00 Workshop (I.I. Bucur) Classification criteria of Dasycladales and Bryopsidales (Halimedaceae) green algae: a review 16:00-17:30 Workshop (J.C. Braga) Palaeobiogeography of calcareous algae 18:30 Visit to the Estense Castle September 1st – 3rd 2005 Post-meeting field excursion I.I. Bucur (chairman) Poster Session Basso D., Nalin R. and Massari F. Titanoderma pustulatum is a major framework builder in the Pleistocene Coralligenous “de Plateau” of Cutro (Calabria, Southern Italy) Basso D., Vannucci G. and Tintori A. Oligocene Corallinales (Rhodophyta) of Salcedo (Vicenza, NE Italy) Bruni R., Bucur I.I. and Preat A. Stratigraphical range of calcareous algae in the Upper Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous deposits from Fara San Martino (Maiella, Italy) Di Geronimo R. An account of Pleistocene species of Lithophyllum (Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta) from Sicily (Southern Italy) Génot P. New datas on Dasycladales of the Mons Basin (Belgium) Iryu Y. and Bassi D. Redescription of Ishijima's types of coralline algal species (Corallinales, Rhodophyta) Lazar S., Almogi-Labin A.‚ Buchbinder B. and Benjamini C. A sedimentological, faunal and floral profile of the carbonate system off Akhziv, northern Israel Leszczyński S., Kołodziej B. and Bassi D. Siliciclastic-carbonate deposits in the flysch of the Outer Carpathians: a case study from the Istebna Beds in Melsztyn (Silesian Nappe, ?Paleocene) Moczydlowska M. Life cycle and wall ultrastructure of Early Cambrian unicellular green algae (Chlorophyta) Peter A. and Prica I. Description of red algae genus from Jibou area and caracteristics of limestones from where they came from Soulié-Märsche I. Helicity of Charophyte gyrogonites through time Tomás S., Aguirre J. and Braga J.C. Late Hauterivian Coralline algae from the Avellà Formation (Maestrat Basin, Iberian Cordillera, E Spain). Taxonomic and evolutionary implications. POST-SYMPOSIUM FIELD EXCURSION Leaders: D. Bassi, J.H. Nebelsick, D. Masetti, R. Posenato, M. Avanzini, F. Barattolo. R. Romano, N. Pugliese, K. Drobne, B. Ogorelec. Meeting point: in front to the Dipartimento delle Risorse Naturali e Culturali across from the Palazzo dei Diamanti. Departure time: 7.45 h. Programme September 1st, 2005 Morning: Ferrara-Mossano (Vicenza). Mossano stratigraphic section where Middle to Upper Eocene shallow water carbonates contain coralline algal and larger foraminiferal facies successions. Lunch in Mossano. Afternoon: Mossano - Tonezza del Cimone (Vicenza). Lower Jurassic lagoonal benthic assemblages represented by larger bivalves of the Lithiotis facies, larger foraminifera, cyanobacterial encrustations and non-marine black shales. Accomodation and dinner in Tonezza. September 2nd, 2005 Morning: Tonezza del Cimone-Lavini di Marco (Trento). Visit to the famous paleontological site “Lavini di Marco” in which Lower Jurassic dinosaur tracks are preserved. Stromatolites and dasycladaleans are also present. Lunch in Lavini di Marco. Afternoon: Transfer from Lavini di Marco to Rupingrande (Trieste) Accomodation and dinner in Rupingrande (Trieste) September 3rd, 2005 Morning: Rupingrande-Padriciano. The Padriciano stratigraphic section with Maastrichtian beds, the K/T boundary and a complete sequence of shallow water carbonates Danian to Thanetian in age (SBZ1-4). The section shows a very rich content of Stromatolites and Charophyta (lower part of the section) and foraminifera and red algae (upper part). Padriciano – Dolenia Vas (Slovenja) and Čebulovica. Sections of Dolenja vas and Čebulovica characterized by abundant and well preserved association of dasycladaleans. Lunch in Rupingrande Afternoon: Rupingrande-Medea. Visit of the Medea hill, the type-locality of Microsporangiella buseri and Cymopolia paronai. Travel back to Ferrara. ----------------------------------------------------------- Dott. Davide BASSI, Ph.D. Dipartimento delle Risorse Naturali e Culturali Lab. di Paleobiologia e Paleoecologia Università di Ferrara Corso Ercole I d'Este 32 I - 44100 Ferrara Tel. ++39-0532-293727 Fax ++39-0532-208561 E-mail: bsd@unife.it Home-page: http://utenti.unife.it/davide.bassi Dept.-web page: http://web.unife.it/dipartimento/drinac/ ===================================
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