Unofficial Bookmarks for STRATI 2026 Program v0.1.7
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International Room I · 7F

09:00–09:20
The Sinsk Biota: Post-Crisis Early Cambrian Lagerstätte on the Carbonate Siberian Platform
G4 Andrey Yu Zhuravlev
09:20–09:35
Multilayered Metazoan Eggshells from Cambrian Series 2 and Their Possible Affinities with Panarthropods
G4 Junseok Choi
09:35–09:50
Burrow with Synsedimentary Halo: Defining the Edge of Bioturbation Effects on Substrate During the Cambrian Explosion
G4 Yazhou Hu
09:50–10:05
Pore Evolution of Dolomite Reservoirs in Different Sedimentary Facies Zones: A Case Study of the Cambrian Xiaoerbulake Formation in Bamai Area, Tarim Basin
G4 Fanglan Liu
10:05–10:20
Cambrian Echinoderms: Current Research and Future Perspectives
G4 Weiyu Zheng
10:20–10:35
Microfacies of Ediacaran Glacial Marine Carbonates Along Southern Margin of North China and Climato-Environmental Implications
G4 Yiran Wang
10:35–10:55
☕ Break
10:55–11:10
Proposed Stratotype for the Base of the Cambrian Stage 10 at the Lowest Occurrence of Eoconodontus Notchpeakensis (miller) at Wa'ergang, Hunan, China
G4 Xuejian Zhu
11:10–11:25
The Stratigraphic Consistency and Complexity of the Ediacaran Succession in the Yangtze Platform, South China: An Integrative Correlation of the Doushantuo Formation
G4 Run Li
11:25–11:40
Early Cambrian Marine Environmental Evolution of the Xinji Formation (north China Craton) Constrained by Sequence Stratigraphy and Facies-Resolved Ree Geochemistry
G4 Rong-Hao Wei
11:40–11:55
New Morphological Data for Cambrian Problematics Margaretia/aldanophyton
G4 Olga Dantes
11:55–12:10
A Diverse Fossil Assemblage Associated with the First Appearance of Parabadiella Huoi from the Meishucun Section (cambrian Stage 3, South China)
G4 Fan Liu
12:10–12:25
Archaeocyathan (stem Group Porifera) Three-Dimensional Preservation, Reconstruction and Functional Analysis
G4 Aihua Yang
12:25–14:00
🍽️ Lunch
14:00–14:15
Integrated Stratigraphy of the Early Cambrian Qiujiahe Formation in Northwestern Sichuan Province, and Its Evolutionary and Industrial Implications
G4 Junaid Ur Rehman
14:15–14:30
Brachiopod-Dominated Shell Concentrations from Cambrian Series 2 in Eastern Yunnan, South China
G4 Feiyang Chen
14:30–14:45
The Early Cambrian Huayuan Biota Illuminates the First Phanerozoic Mass Extinction
G4 Han Zeng
14:45–15:00
Terminal Ediacaran Burgess Shale-Type Tongshan Biota
G4 Jin-bo Hou
15:00–15:15
Biostratigraphic and Paleobiogeographic Significance of Two Cap-Shaped Fossil Groups from the Cambrian Xinji Formation, North China: Evidence for North China–australia Faunal Links
G4 Meng Gong
15:15–15:30
Ediacaran Cordilleran-Type Mountain Ice Sheets and Their Erosion Effects
G4 Yazhuo Niu
15:30–15:50
☕ Break
15:50–16:05
A Refined Sequence Stratigraphic Framework for the Kuibis Subgroup (lower Nama Group), Southern Namibia
G4 Ajani Bissick
16:05–16:20
New Progress in the Biostratigrphic Correlation of the Cambrian Series 2 Stage 4 in Jianhe, Guizhou
G4 Xinglian Yang
16:20–16:35
Fossil Evidence Reveals Multiciliated Epidermal Cells Controlled Shell Mineral-Ization in Early Cambrian Acrotretoid Brachiopods
G4 Caibin Zhang
16:35–16:50
Brachiopods and Associated Skeletal Taxa from the Early Cambrian of Southeastern Shaanxi, South China
G4 Mei Luo
16:50–17:05
Carbon–oxygen–barium Isotope Constraints on Early Cambrian Barium Cycling Recorded in a Witherite Deposit in Chongqing
G4 Liu Yang
17:05–17:20
Moulting Behaviors in Oryctocephalid Trilobites Reveal Ontogenetic Shifts in Ecdysial Strategies
G4 Yifan Wang
17:20–17:35
Astronomically Constrained Orbital Forcing Model for Organic Matter Enrichment in the Early Cambrian Qiongzhusi Formation
G4 Yulu Mao
17:35–17:50
The Source of Oxidants in the Shuram Ocean Oxygenation Event
G4 Lulin Liu
17:50–18:05
Depth-Dependent Coupling and Decoupling of Paired Carbon Isotopes Across the Ediacaran-Cambrian Transition 18
G4 Tengxiao Ma

International Room II · 7F

09:00–09:15
Complexity and Scale of the Term ‘event’ in Palaeozoic Stratigraphy
G5 Thomas Servais
09:15–09:35
New Perspective on Cambrian Explosion: Construction of the First Animal Consumer-Driven Marine Ecosystem on Earth
G5 Zhifei Zhang
09:35–09:50
Sequence Stratigraphic Analyses and Early Cambrian Fauna of the Lagoa Do Jacaré Formation: Implications for the Cambrian Radiation
G5 Samuel Moura
09:50–10:05
Preliminary Study of New Material of Branchiocaris from the Cambrian Stage 3–4 in South China and Its Implications for Paleogeography
G5 Yunnan Key Laboratory for Palaeobiology, Institute of Palaeontology, Yunnan University
10:05–10:20
Expanding Coelomic Cavity Reveals Key Evolutionary Innovations in Early Lingulellotretid Brachiopods
G5 Zhiliang Zhang
10:20–10:35
Brachiopod Morphospace and Character Evolution of Lophotrochozoans
G5 Yue Liang
10:35–10:55
☕ Break
10:55–11:15
Ecosystem Expansion Drove the Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event and Coeval Environmental Changes
G5 Shengchao Yang
11:15–11:30
δ13C and Sequence Stratigraphy of the Beekmantown Group, Quebec: Constraining the Carbon Cycle Perturbations During the Initiation of the GOBE
G5 Claire Musajo
11:30–11:45
Paleobiogeographic Evolution of Graptolites from the Late Katian (late Ordovician) to the Aeronian (llandovery, Silurian): Quantitative Analysis Based on a Global Occurrence Dataset
G5 Keyue Han
11:45–12:00
Faunal Differentiation Across Environment and Space During the GOBE in South China
G5 Hanhui Huang
12:00–12:15
The Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event (gobe): Looking Under the Curve
G5 David Harper
12:15–12:30
Tempo of the Late Ordovician Mass Extinction Controlled by the Rate of Climate Change
G5 Chuan Yang
12:30–14:00
🍽️ Lunch
14:00–14:20
The South China Block During the Ordovician and Silurian: Facies, Stratigraphic Unconformities, and Orogenies
G5 Yuandong Zhang
14:20–14:35
Metal Induced Chitinozoan Malformations Link the Mid-Ludfordian OAE to the Venting of Metalliferous Hydrothermal Basin Brines into the Silurian Ocean
G5 Tim De Backer
14:35–14:50
Maximum Depositional Age Constraints from U-Pb Detrital Zircon Geo-Chronology of the Bokkeveld Group (south Africa) Suggests Extension of Early-Middle Devonian Biocrises to the South Pole
G5 Cameron Penn-Clarke
14:50–15:05
Events in the Middle Palaeozoic of the Carnic Alps (italy and Austria)
G5 Dipartimento di Matematica, Informatica e Geoscienze, Università di Trieste, Italy
15:05–15:20
The Frequency of Global Events and “hidden Mass Extinctions” – A Mid-Palaeozoic Perspective
G5 Ralph Thomas Becker
15:20–15:35
Carboniferous Events : The Interplay of Life, Climate and Geodynamics
G5 Markus Aretz
15:35–15:55
☕ Break
15:55–16:10
Stratigraphic Significance of the Iugs Geological Heritage Site Permian Vegatational Pompeii
G5 Jun Wang
16:10–16:25
Refining the Capitanian Sr/Sr Minimum: Conodont-Based Seawater Records and Implications for Mantle-Continental Coupling During Pangea Assembly
G5 Wenqian Wang
16:25–16:40
Is There a Mid-Capitanian Extinction Event in Mid-High Paleolatitudes?
G5 Charles Henderson
16:40–16:55
High Evolutionary Turnover of Fusulinids During the Late Paleozoic Ice Age
G5 Shuhan Zhang
16:55–17:10
Reconstructing Paleoenvironmental Changes from Frame-Building Hypercalcified Sponges in the Late Permian Changhsingian Reefs of Eastern Sichuan Basin, China
G5 Chongqing Huadi Resources and Environment Technology Co. LTD., China
17:10–17:30
Life and CO2 in the Palaeozoic
G5 Hana Jurikova
17:30–19:00
Ordovician subcommission business meeting 20
G5

International Room III · 7F

09:00–09:20
Stratigraphic Subdivision and GSSPs of the Triassic: Progress, Problems, and New Proposals
S7 Zhong-Qiang Chen
09:20–09:35
Radiolarians and Conodonts from Hungary (western Tethys) Improve Global Correlation of the Rhaetian
S7 Viktor Karádi
09:35–09:50
Body Size Evolution of Marine Ostracods in the Triassic and Jurassic
S7 Lin Jie Feng
09:50–10:05
Palynological Characteristics and Paleoenvironment of the Triassic Yan-Chang Group in the Southeastern Ordos Basin, North China
S7 Dan Lyu
10:05–10:20
Advances in Conodont Biostratigraphy Across the Induan-Olenekian Boundary (lower Triassic)
S7 Zhengyi Lyu
10:20–10:40
☕ Break
10:40–11:00
Temporal, Tectono-Sedimentary and Paleoclimate Constraints in Two Triassic Rift Basins in Sw Gondwana
S7 Cecilia Benavente
11:00–11:15
Conodont Biostratigraphy and Carbonate Carbon Isotope Chemostratigraphy of the Smithian-Spathian Boundary Interval (upper Lower Triassic)
S7 Laishi Zhao
11:15–11:30
A New GSSP Candidate for the Induan-Olenekian Boundary (early Trias-Sic) from the Waili Area, Nanpanjiang Basin, South China
S7 Xu Dai
11:30–11:45
Integrated Stratigraphy and Chronologic Significance of the Upper Triassic Tela Section, Tethyan Himalaya, Southern Tibet
S7 Yixing Du
11:45–12:00
A ~0.5 Myr Perturbation of Carbon and Mercury Cycles During the Middle Triassic Biotic Radiation
S7 Yiran Cao
12:00–12:15
Lithium and Strontium Isotopes Evidence for Continental Weathering Changes During the Carnian Pluvial Episode (late Triassic)
S7 Yunwang Zhang
12:15–14:00
🍽️ Lunch
14:00–14:20
On the Triassic Chronostratigraphy of China
S7 Jinnan Tong
14:20–14:35
Nutrients and Marine Redox Changes During the CPE-Event1 (late Triassic) in the Dolomites (southern Alps, Italy)
S7 Greta Alverà
14:35–14:50
The Wangmo Biota: A Flourishing Early Triassic Marine Ecosystem from Guizhou, South China
S7 Jinyuan Huang
14:50–15:05
The Early Triassic Geomagnetic Timescale and Bio-Chemo-Magnetostratigraphic Global Correlation of the Lower Trias-Sic
S7 Yan Chen
15:05–15:20
Norian (upper Triassic) Microfossils of the Nadanhada Terrane: Conodont, Radiolarian, and Foraminifera from Raohe, Heilongjiang Province, Northeast China
S7 Guiyue Luo
15:20–15:35
Regional Heterogeneity in Marine Nitrogen Cycling During the Carnian Pluvial Episode (late Triassic)
S7 Yushan Shao
15:35–15:55
☕ Break
15:55–16:15
The Triassic Carbon Cycle Rebuild
S7 Yadong Sun
16:15–16:30
New Integrated Chemoand Biostratigraphy of CPE Deposits (carnian Pluvial Episode, Late Triassic) from the Transdanubian Range, Hungary (western Tethys)
S7 Viktória Baranyi
16:30–16:45
Taxonomic and Paleoecological Insights into Fish Community Responses to the Carnian Pluvial Event in the Northwestern Sichuan Basin
S7 Yuehan Sun
16:45–17:00
Norian (late Triassic) Foraminifera in the Baoshan Block, China: Implications for Late Triassic Palaeoenvironmental Changes
S7 Shuqin Zhou
17:00–17:15
New Early Triassic Conodont Data from the Nanpanjiang Basin and Their Im-Plications for Defining the Induan–olenekian Boundary
S7 Sun Xiaoyuan
17:15–17:30
☕ Break
17:30–19:00
Triassic subcommission business meeting 22
S7

Room 773 · 7F

09:00–09:20
The Top-Kellwasser (frasnian Famennian Boundary) Mass Extinction – New Data on Causes and Processes
S4 Ralph Thomas Becker
09:20–09:35
Devonian Rugose Coral Biostratigraphy of China: Assemblage Sequences, Extinction-Recovery Cycles and Global Correlation
S4 Kun Liang
09:35–09:50
Devonian System and Its Boundaries – The Last Remaining Issue to Be Resolved
S4 Ladislav Slavík
09:50–10:05
Radiation of the Early Polygnathids of the Pragian/emsian Boundary Interval
S4 Nadezhda Izokh
10:05–10:20
Frasnian-Famennian Boundary and Extinction Event in Pelagic and Platform Carbonate Facies of South China
S4 Zhang Xinsong
10:20–10:35
Stratigraphic Significance of Microbialites Near the Frasnian-Famennian Boundary at the Liujing Section, Guangxi, South China
S4 Yucong Sun
10:35–10:55
☕ Break
10:55–11:15
Merging Biostratigraphy, Cyclostratigraphy, Chemostratigraphy and U-Pb Dating for an Integrated Time Scale for the Hangenberg Crisis (belgium)
S4 Anne-Christine da Silva
11:15–11:30
A Silurian-Devonian Transitional Mud-Mound from the Nowshera Limestone, Pakistan
S4 Marhaba Khattak
11:30–11:45
Mapping Devonian Bioregions: Scale and Synonymy
S4 Elizabeth Dowding
11:45–12:00
Pragian (lower Devonian) Conodonts from the Nahkaoling Formation of Central Guangxi, South China
S4 Jianfeng Lu
12:00–12:15
Early Devonian Chitinozoans from Central Guangxi, South China: New Biostratigraphic and Palaeobiogeographic Insights
S4 Shouhan Wu
12:15–12:30
The Silurian–devonian Boundary of China: Review and Perspectives
S4 Jiayi Yin
12:30–14:00
🍽️ Lunch
14:00–14:20
Earliest High-Latitude Coal Beds from the Middle Devonian of South Africa Suggest Extent of the Silurian-Devonian Terrestrial Revolution to Polar Regions
S4 Cameron Penn-Clarke
14:20–14:35
Distribution of Devonian Phoebodontid Fishes and Renewed Zonation for the Givetian-Famennian
S4 Alexander Ivanov
14:35–14:50
Late Devonian-Early Carboniferous Ostracods in Dushan, Guizhou Province
S4 Yujie Chen
14:50–15:05
Silurian-Devonian Vegetation Zonation: Integrating Fossil Records and Climate Modeling
S4 Hui Wang
15:05–15:20
Paleo-Oceans Were Still Transitioning to a Modern State During the Frasnian (late Devonian)
S4 Hui Song
15:20–15:40
☕ Break
15:40–15:55
A Multidisciplinary Biostratigraphic Approach to the Middle Devonian of the Cantabrian Mountains: Insights from Conodonts, Invertebrates and Palynomorphs
S4 Javier Sanz-López
15:55–16:10
The Great Devonian Interchange (gdi): A Viewpoint from Gondwana
S4 Cole Naamdhew
16:10–16:25
A Shallow-Water Record of the Frasnian-Famennian Boundary from Longmenshan, Sichuan, South China
S4 Xiaoyu Jin
16:25–16:40
Benthic Animal Invasion of Land: Ichnological Evidences from the Early Devonian Lianhuashan Formation, South China
S4 Hai Yan Chai
16:40–17:00
☕ Break
17:00–18:30
Devonian subcommission business meeting 24
S4

Room 775 · 7F

09:00–09:20
Astronomical Pacing of Early to Middle Devonian Anoxic Events at Multi-myr Timescales (oued Ferkla, Se Morocco)
G12 Jarno Huygh
09:20–09:35
Periodic Release of Terrestrial Mercury Punctuated Marine Biodiversification During Late Carboniferous Icehouse
G12 Qiang Fang
09:35–09:50
Reassessing the Early Late Paleocene Event: New Evidence from the Berio Section (basque Country, Spain) and Implications for Global Correlation
G12 Jaume Dinarès-Turell
09:50–10:05
Scientific Drilling on the Third Pole: The ICDP Lake Drilling Project at Nam Co on the Tibetan Plateau and the Sedimentary Stratigraphy
G12 Junbo Wang
10:05–10:20
Early Jurassic Toarcian Timescale Calibration
G12 Micha Ruhl
10:20–10:35
Late Miocene East Asian Summer Monsoon Evolution and the Aeolian Deposits Chronology of Jianzha Basin in the Northeastern Margin of the Tibetan Plateau
G12 Chaofeng Fu
10:35–11:15
☕ Break
11:15–11:30
Astronomically Tuned Gr Record Reveals Two-Stage Regional Response to the Oligocene–miocene Transition in the Northern South China Sea
G12 Jianhao Liang
11:30–11:45
Orbital Pacing of the TICE and Implications for the Onset of the Late Paleozoic Ice Age (lpia)
G12 Dhoha Boukhalfa
11:45–12:00
Divergent Carbon Cycle Mechanisms Across the Ordovician–silurian Transition: Evidence from the Eastern Paleo-Tethys
G12 Jinke Ren
12:00–12:15
Cyclostratigraphy of the Late Triassic Bolila Formation in the Qiangtang Basin, Tibetan Plateau
G12 Qian Zhang
12:15–12:30
Periodic Layered Deposits on Mars Reflecting Early Climate System Changes Driven by Orbital Forcing
G12 Zhixin Wang
12:30–14:00
🍽️ Lunch
14:00–14:20
Harmonizing Late Devonian Cyclostratigraphy Across Europe, North America, and China
G12 David de Vleeschouwer
14:20–14:35
The Role of Astronomical Forcing in Forming Cyclostratigraphic Rhythmites
G12 Xu Yao
14:35–14:50
Are the Oldest Milanković Cycles Preserved in the 3.22 Ga Barberton Greenstone Belt (south Africa)?
G12 Nina Wichern
14:50–15:05
Astronomical Calibration of the Middle Cambrian in Baltica: Global Carbon Cycle Synchronization and Climate Dynamics
G12 Valentin Jamart
15:05–15:20
Statistical Tuning via the Coherent Output Spectrum
G12 Hanyu Zhu
15:20–15:35
Astronomically Forced Variations in Well Logs of Lower Cretaceous Terrestrial Formations from the Songliao Basin, China
G12 Cheng Peng
15:35–15:55
☕ Break
15:55–16:15
Bayesian Cyclostratigraphic Age-Depth Modelling: A Cambrian Case Study
G12 Matthias Sinnesael
16:15–16:30
Astronomical Calibration of the Sulaiy Formation (tithonian-Berriasian) in Saudi Arabia and Its Implications for the Jurassic - Cretaceous Boundary
G12 Jihede Haj Messaoud
16:30–16:45
Sedimentary Response to the Carnian Pluvial Episode and Astronomical Forcing in the 7th Member of the Yanchang Formation, Southwestern Ordos Basin
G12 Zihan Li
16:45–17:00
Sequence and Cyclostratigraphy of the Basal Cambrian (series 2) Xinji Formation in North China
G12 Ruihongying Su
17:00–17:15
Shift in Orbital-Scale Climate Response Under the Coupling of Ice Sheet and Monsoon During the Late Oligocene: Sedimentary Records from the East China Sea Shelf Basin
G12 Yingkun Cui
17:20–18:50
Silurian Subcommission Business Meeting 26
G12

Room 776 · 7F

09:00–09:20
Coniacian Through Santonian Foraminiferal Biostratigraphy and Cooling Signals Along the Northwestern Tethyan Margin - New Results from the Upper Gosau Subgroup, Austria
S10 Erik Wolfgring
09:20–09:35
Integrated Bio-Chemostratigraphy and Paleoenvironmental Responses Across the Mid-Cenomanian Event 1 (mce 1) in the Tethyan Vergons and Boreal Folkestone Sections
S10 Maria Rose Petrizzo
09:35–09:50
Comparative Paleoenvironmental Evolution of the Araripe and Parnaba Basins: Evidence of Interbasinal Connectivity and Marine Ingressions During the Alagoas Stage
S10 Sílvia Clara Silva
09:50–10:05
The Non-Marine Cretaceous Stratigraphy in Ne China and Its Correlation with Marine Cretaceous
S10 Dangpeng Xi
10:05–10:20
The Stratigraphy and Paleontology of the Tetori Group in Central Japan Contribute to the Marine and Non-Marine Stratigraphic Correlation and Marine Paleobiogeographic Reconstruction in East Asia
S10 Shin-ichi Sano
10:20–10:35
Magnetostratigraphy of the Terrestrial Cretaceous in China: Recent Developments
S10 Fei Han
10:35–10:55
☕ Break
10:55–11:15
A High-Resolution Timeline for the Late Cretaceous Evolution of Dinosaur Ecosystems Based on CA-ID-TIMS U-Pb Geochronology of the North American Western Interior Basin
S10 Jahandar Ramezani
11:15–11:30
Oeanic Anoxic Events: 50 Years On
S10 Elisabetta Erba
11:30–11:45
Aptian–albian Integrated Stratigraphy of the Forearc Basin Succession in Hokkaido, Northern Japan
S10 Reishi Takashima
11:45–12:00
Taphonomy and Diagenesis of Freshwater Bivalves from the Late Albian Dalazi Formation, Yanji Basin, Ne China: Preliminary Data and Paleoenvironmental Implications
S10 Victor Ribeiro da Silva
12:00–12:15
Three Evolutionary Stages of the Jehol Biota in Transbaikalia
S10 Igor Kosenko
12:15–12:30
New Discovery of Running Footprints from the Jehol Biota in Inner Mongolia and Analysis of Behavioral Habits
S10 Yang Li
12:30–14:00
🍽️ Lunch
14:00–14:20
Multi-Stage Paleoclimatic Evolution of the Early Cretaceous Jehol Biota
S10 Zhaoxia Ge
14:20–14:35
Integrated Chronostratigraphy of the Oceanic Anoxic Event 2 (oae2) Interval at IODP Site U1516 in the Mentelle Basin, Se Indian Ocean
S10 Yong-Xiang Li
14:35–14:50
Identification of the Cretaceous Oceanic Anoxic Event 2 on Land: A Case from Xingguo of Jiangxi, South China
S10 Xianghui Li
14:50–15:05
Stratigraphy and Fossil Diversity of the Early Cretaceous Jinju Formation
S10 Soobin Lee
15:05–15:20
Sr and C Isotope Signals from Berriasian-Hauterivian Arctic Belemnites, Northern Eastern Siberia: Implications for the Boreal-Tethyan Correlation
S10 Vsevolod Efremenko
15:20–15:35
Multidisciplinary Chronostratigraphic Calibration of the Aptian-Albian Tran-Sition in the Araripe Basin, Brazil: Results from the Cronos Project
S10 Aristóteles de Moraes Rios-Netto
15:35–15:55
☕ Break
15:55–16:10
A 500-kyr Pluvial Interval Triggered Lacustrine Carbon Burial in Late Cretaceous East Asia
S10 Yuke Liu
16:10–16:25
Pollen Fossil Research and Geological Significance of Well Y51 in the Gulong Sag, Songliao Basin
S10 Chunyang Bu
16:25–16:40
Terrestrial Hydroclimatic Variations During the Turonian Greenhouse Period: Evidence from Palynological Records of the Qingshankou Formation, Songliao Basin, Ne China
S10 Zihan Zhou
16:40–16:55
Refining the Stratigraphic Interval of Oceanic Anoxic Event 1a (oae1a, ~120 Ma) in Gamba Area, Southern Tibet and Implications for Paleoceanographic Conditions in Eastern Tethys
S10 Binchen Li
17:00–18:30
Cretaceous subcommission business meeting 28
S10