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

09:00–09:20
Integrated Chitinozoan Biostratigraphy, Chemostratigraphy and Geochronology Strengthen the North American Upper Ordovician Reference Standard (cincinnati Area, U.s.a.)
S2 Cristiana Esteves
09:20–09:35
Testing Ordovician Chitinozoan Biostratigraphy Using Sequence Stratigraphy: Evidence from Anticosti Island, Canada
S2 Nick van Faals
09:35–09:50
Ordovician Conodont Biostratigraphy and Magnetostratigraphy in Southwestern Ordos, North China
S2 Shuang Dai
09:50–10:05
A Refined Stratigraphic Framework for the Tremadocian–floian Stage Boundary (lower Ordovician) in the North China Block
S2 Xiangri Chi
10:05–10:20
Ordovician Sequences and Megasequences of Siberian Platform (revised)
S2 Andrei Dronov
10:20–10:35
Stratigraphic Refinement Unveils High-Resolution Shallow Marine Biotic Dynamics Immediately Preceding the Late Ordovician Mass Extinction in South China
S2 Guangxu Wang
10:35–10:55
☕ Break
10:55–11:15
High Resolution Ordovician Carbon Isotope Chemostratigraphy: A Perspective from South China
S2 Rongchang Wu
11:15–11:30
Carbon and Sulfur Isotope Records of the Ordovician Stairsian Extinction from Western Maryland, Usa Reveal Evidence for Widespread Marine Anoxia
S2 Julia Gadsby
11:30–11:45
Conodont Oxygen Isotope Paleothermometry: Diagenetic Effects and Implications for Cambrian–triassic Paleotemperature Reconstruction
S2 Lei Zhang
11:45–12:00
Global Isotopic Proxy Records for Ordovician Temperature Reconstruction
S2 Xiaoli Ma
12:00–12:15
Ordovician Biota from the Arabian Plate: A Fresh View in Understanding the Austral Gondwanan High-Latitude Environments
S2 Olaf Elicki
12:15–12:30
Evolution of Reef Ecosystems of the Siberian Platform During the Ordovician
S2 Nikita Lykov
12:30–14:00
🍽️ Lunch
14:00–14:20
Wonders of the "obolus Sea"
S2 Lars Holmer
14:20–14:35
Life on the Shell: Conularids and Bivalves/brachiopods in Lower Ordovician (fezouata Shale, Morocco)
S2 Jana Bruthansova
14:35–14:50
Tracing the Changes of Life Strategy from Ordovician Dendroids to Graptoloids
S2 Shijia Gao
14:50–15:05
Early Diversification of Parasitism: Insights from Three-Dimensionally Preserved Tongue Worms (pentastomida) and Quantitative Morphology
S2 Alexis Gerbe
15:05–15:20
Morpho-Anatomical Features of Lingulid Brachiopods from the Late Ordovician Pingliang Formation and Their Evolutionary and Ecological Implications
S2 Rao Fu
15:20–15:35
Dynamics of the Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event in Baltica
S2 Meimei Xu
15:35–15:55
☕ Break
15:55–16:10
Spatial Distributional Simulation of Graptolites from the Ordovician Liexi Fauna
S2 Wenhui Wang
16:10–16:25
Identification of a Trade-Off Structured Functional Spectrum in Ordovician Conodonts: Beyond Passive Filling and Competition Models
S2 Gisela Mabel Della Costa
16:25–16:40
Middle–late Ordovician Chitinozoans from Drillcores in the Western Ordos Basin, North China
S2 Yan Liang
16:40–16:55
Sequence Filling Models Under Differential Tectonic Uplift: A Case Study of the Ordovician in Tazhong Area
S2 Mengxiang Yang
16:55–17:10
Three Decades (1997–2026) of Igcp (international Geoscience Programme) Projects to Decipher the GOBE (great Ordovician Biodiversification Event) 30
S2 Thomas Servais

International Room II · 7F

09:00–09:15
Multiple Paths to Recovery After the Permian-Triassic Mass Extinction
G13 Xiaokang Liu
09:15–09:30
Surviving the End-Permian Mass Extinction in Southern Gondwana
G13 Xiaobing Wu
09:30–09:45
A Quantitative Study of Global Paleophytogeography During the Permian-Triassic Transition
G13 Tairan Li
09:45–10:00
Several Plant Taxa with Reticulate-Veined Leaves Through the Mesozoic Time Period
G13 Yuanyuan Xu
10:00–10:15
On the Uneven Distribution of Triassic Marine Reptiles in Time and Space: Geological and Biotic Explanations of Three Megabiases
G13 P. Martin Sander
10:15–10:30
Osmium Isotope Constraints on Magmatic Pulse Activity and Global Weathering Fluxes Across the Triassic-Jurassic Transition
G13 Weimu Xu
10:30–10:50
☕ Break
10:50–11:10
Spatially Heterogeneous Marine Deoxygenation Across the Two-Phased End-Triassic Mass Extinction
G13 Tianchen He
11:10–11:25
Wildfire-Induced Nutrient Flux and Marine Anoxia Across the Triassic-Jurassic Boundary: Biomarker Evidence from the Cleveland Basin, Uk
G13 Keyi Wu
11:25–11:40
New Impact Model for the Late Triassic Manicouagan Crater
G13 Sarah Salem
11:40–12:00
Rapid but Short-Lived Carbon Release as a Key Driver of the Toarcian Oceanic Anoxic Event (jenkyns Event)
G13 David B. Kemp
12:00–12:15
Magnesium Isotopes Reveal Hydroclimatically Amplified Low-Latitude Weathering During the Early Toarcian
G13 Zhong Han
12:15–12:30
Fossil Ginkgo Leaves Reveal Coupled Carbon (pCO2)-Mercury (Hg) Variations Across the Early-Middle Jurassic Volcanic Forcing
G13 Li Zhang
12:30–14:00
🍽️ Lunch
14:00–14:15
Bayesian Analysis Resolves Dinosaur Turnovers During the Jurassic– Cretaceous Transition Driven by Climate Shifts and Biotic Interactions
G13 Yuchen Yu
14:15–14:30
Lower Cretaceous Volcanism Impact on the Palaeoenvironmental Evolution of the Urgonian Carbonate Platform, France
G13 Brahimsamba Bomou
14:30–14:45
Terrestrial Biotic Turnover Linked with Cretaceous Oceanic Anoxic Event 1a
G13 Xiangdong Zhao
14:45–15:00
Nannoplankton Response Indicates Intra-Oae2 Cooling (plenus Cold Event) in Southeastern Tethys (qiangdong, Tibet)
G13 Yi Zhang
15:00–15:20
Unraveling the Cretaceous-Paleogene Mass Extinction : Chicxulub, Deccan Volcanism, or a Dual Catastrophe?
G13 Thierry Adatte
15:20–15:40
☕ Break
15:40–15:55
A Global Stratotype Section and Point (gssp) for the Cryogenian System
G1 Graham Shields
15:55–16:10
Basin-Scale Sulfur Isotope Heterogeneity Reveals Slope-Centered Productivity Hotspots During Marinoan Deglaciation
G1 Xianguo Lang
16:10–16:25
Mid-Latitude Warming Amplified the Runaway Transition to the Neoproterozoic Snowball Earth
G1 Kun Zhao
16:25–16:40
Redox Heterogeneity and Phosphorus Availability Shaped Early Mesoproterozoic Eukaryotic Habitats
G1 Jin Luo
16:40–16:55
Sedimentary Dynamics as a Hidden Control: Hyperpycnal Flows and Emergence of Cryogenian Iron Formations
G1 Chenzhang Duan
16:55–17:10
High-Resolution Reconstruction of Continental Weathering Intensity Across the Tonian–cryogenian Transition in South China
G1 Jiajun Wang
17:10–17:25
Sedimentary Characteristics and Paleogeographic Evolution of the Me-so-Neoproterozoic in the Southwestern Ordos Basin and Their Influence on the Ediacaran
G1 Wenyan Tang
17:30–19:00
Stratigraphic Classification subcommission business meeting 32
G13

International Room III · 7F

09:00–09:20
Increases in Anaerobic Photosynthetic Bacteria in the End-Permian Ocean: Empirical Evidence of Photic-Zone Euxinia in the Pelagic Realm
G6 Satoshi Takahashi
09:20–09:35
Multiple Stratigraphic Tools and Their Constraints on the End-Permian Mass Extinction and Collapse of Late Permian Marine Ecosystems: A Global View
G6 Weihong He
09:35–09:50
Stratigraphy of Marine Reptile Horizons in the Anisian Fossil Hill Member (middle Triassic, Nevada, Usa)
G6 Jun Liu
09:50–10:05
Tropical Deforestation, Seasonal Drought and Decline of Chemical Weathering During the Permian–triassic Transition in Southwestern China
G6 Wenchao Shu
10:05–10:20
Enhanced Dissolved Iron Promoted Microbial Blooms in the Aftermath of the End-Permian Mass Extinction
G6 Liyan Men
10:20–10:35
High Energy Stromatolites-Associated Sediments from Middle Triassic(guizhou, China)
G6 Xuan Wang
10:35–10:55
☕ Break
10:55–11:15
Causally Linked Redox Changes and Invertebrate Extinctions Through the Permian-Triassic Transition in an Inner-Shelf Basin Section of South China
G6 Yifan Xiao
11:15–11:30
Regional Magnetostratigraphic Scale for the Permian-Triassic Boundary of the East European Platform
G6 Liubov Ladygina
11:30–11:45
Identifying Biotic and Abiotic Roles in Marine Clade Extinction
G6 Haijun Song
11:45–12:00
Recovery and Radiation of Crinoids Following the Permian–triassic Mass Extinction: A Case Study from the Anisian Qingyan Biota
G6 Peishan Li
12:00–12:15
Higher Caco3 Precipitation Rate After the Permian-Triassic Boundary Mass Extinction
G6 Hanchao Chen
12:15–12:30
Influence of Intensified Volcanism in the Latest Permian on the Ecosystem: Ev-Idence from the Deep-Water Dongpan Section, South China
G6 Chen Wu
12:30–14:00
🍽️ Lunch
14:00–14:20
Regional Weathering Feedbacks Vs. Global Volcanic Forcing: Multi-Isotope Evidence for a Diachronous Terrestrial Collapse Across the Permian-Triassic Transition
G6 Jianbo Chen
14:20–14:35
Applicapability of Statistic Time Series Analysis for Stratigraphy
G6 Noritoshi Suzuki
14:35–14:50
Brachiopods in the Early Triassic and Their Morphological Adaptations to Environmental Changes
G6 Huiting Wu
14:50–15:05
Research on Late Permian Conodont Biostratigraphy at the Erlongkou Section Fuling, Chongqing City, South China
G6 Wu Yani
15:05–15:20
Vertical Decoupling and Network Connectivity Shifts in Permian Radiolarian Faunas During Greenhouse Events
G6 Kaiyue Wang
15:20–15:35
Phased Collapse of Biotic Communities and Its Relations to Marine Anoxia Near the Permian-Triassic Boundary in Shangsi, Sichuan
G6 Youyou Wu
15:35–15:55
☕ Break
15:55–16:15
Brachiopods and Forams Reduced Calcification Costs Through Morphological Simplification During Mass Extinction Events
G6 Fengyu Wang
16:15–16:30
Chondrichthyan Microremains from the P/tr Boundary, South China
G6 Jiachun Li
16:30–16:45
Stabilizing Selection Is a Common Strategy for Gastropods Against Past and Future Ocean Acidification
G6 Xing Li
16:45–17:00
Decoupled Taxonomic Diversity and Morphological Complexity During Two Early Triassic Extinctions
G6 Luyi Miao
17:00–17:15
Morphological Evolution and Ecological Adaptation of the Triassic Bivalve Genus Unionites Yan Zhong, Hang Chu, Hong-Wei Kuang, Peng
G6 Wen Wu Peng,
17:20–19:00
A Billion-Year Odyssey of the Earth's Middle Age: New Advances in the Statherian-Tonian Multi-Stratigraphy, Global Correlation and Basin Dynamics 34
G6

Room 773 · 7F

09:00–09:20
Response of Shallow-Marine Ecosystem to Cretaceous-Paleogne Boundary in Baluchistan Baisn (eastern Tethys, Pakistan)
G18 Muhammad Kamran
09:20–09:35
Calcareous Nannofossils Revealing the Highest Marine Horizon of the Cenomanian Turonian Transition in Lhasa Terrane (xizang)
G18 Meiling Han
09:35–09:50
Integrated Stratigraphy of the Tielongtan Group and Basin Evolution in the Western Kunlun Area, Northwestern Tibet
G18 Bintao Gao
09:50–10:05
High-Resolution Paleoclimatic Insights from Oncoid Lamination: Preliminary Results from Eds, Ebsd and Sims (campanian, Allueva Formation, Spain)
G18 Diego Torromé
10:05–10:20
High-Precision Carbonate U-Pb Dating and Clumped Isotope Constraints on the Late Cretaceous-Early Eocene Stratigraphic Age and Paleoelevation of the Northern Tibet
G18 Deng Zeng
10:20–10:35
The Lateral Extrusion of the Central Tethysides and Implications on Kinematic Reconstruction of the Tethys Region
G18 Nalan Lom
10:35–10:55
☕ Break
10:55–11:15
The Paleocene/eocene Boundary in the Tethyan Shallow Benthic Zonation
G18 Qinghai Zhang
11:15–11:30
Ostracods from the Eocene Wulagen Formation in the Western Tarim Basin and Their Paleoenvironment
G18 Zhongye Shi
11:30–11:45
Planktonic Foraminiferal Biostratigraphy and Carbon Isotope Records of Oceanic Anoxic Event 2 in Southern Tethyan Himalaya
G18 Qian Zhang
11:45–12:00
Larger Foraminiferal Biostratigraphy and High-Resolution Strontium Isotope Stratigraphy of the Paleocene Limestones in the Guru Area, South Xizang (tibet)
G18 Xuesong Ma
12:00–14:00
🍽️ Lunch
14:00–14:20
Decoupling the Marine-Terrestrial Transition: A Revised High-Resolution Carboniferous-Permian Chronostratigraphy for the Junggar Basin and Northern Xinjiang
S6 Zhangshuai Hou
14:20–14:35
The Cisuralian of the Southern Alps: Radiometrically Calibrated Continental Successions Key for Refining Lower Permian Palynostratigraphy
S6 Ivan R. Barreiro
14:35–14:50
Evolution of the Baztán Basin (navarra, N Spain) During the Early Stages of the Alpine Cycle: A Key Area at the Junction Between the Western Pyrenees and the Cantabrian Range
S6 Rudy Scarani
14:50–15:05
Mixed Warm-Water Cathaysian and Cool-Water Gondwanan Elements in an Asselian - Sakmarian Brachiopod Fauna from the Houziguan Limestone of South China
S6 Alessandro P. Carniti
15:05–15:20
Increased Early Permian Chemical Weathering in North China Did Not Contribute to Global Warming
S6 Guozhen Xu
15:20–15:35
Organic C-N Contents and Isotopes Based Marine Productivity Responses to the Deglaciation Following the Late Paleozoic Ice Age in the Tethyan Lhasa Block
S6 Keying Wu
15:35–15:55
☕ Break
15:55–16:15
New Brachiopods and Conodonts from the Qarari Unit (upper Kungurian, Ne Oman): Implications for Biostratigraphy from a Palaeobiodiversity Hotspot
S6 Marco Viaretti
16:15–16:30
New Data on the Radiolarian Assemblage of the Dalny Tulkas Section (southern Urals)
S6 Elina Gainullina
16:30–16:45
A Review of the Correlation Potential of the Permian of Eastern Australia
S6 Elizabeth - Liz Weldon
16:45–17:00
Quantifying Ecological Tipping Points of Benthic Foraminifera Across the Permian-Triassic Boundary: A Machine Learning Approach
S6 Mu Fan
17:05–18:45
Permian subcommission business meeting 36
G18

Room 775 · 7F

09:00–09:20
Land–sea Decoupling During Termination Ii and Its Implications for the Upper Pleistocene GSSP: Insights from a Western Mediterranean Marine Core
S13 Liz Charton
09:20–09:35
Chinese Loess and Paleomonsoon Change
S13 Youbin Sun
09:35–09:50
Regime Shifts in Holocene Paleohydrology as Recorded by Asian Speleothems
S13 Alexander James
09:50–10:05
Crossing the Neogene-Quaternary Climate Variability: Marine and Terrestrial Evidence from the Monte San Nicola Type-Section (sicily, Italy)
S13 Marina Addante
10:05–10:20
A Potential GSSP for the Upper Pleistocene Subseries in an Antarctic Ice Core Based on the Sharp Methane Rise at ~128.5 Ma
S13 Martin J. Head
10:20–10:35
Termination Ii Climate Benchmarks from Zhangjia Cave Speleothems as a Potential Upper Pleistocene GSSP
S13 Hai Cheng
10:35–10:55
☕ Break
10:55–11:10
Palynological Constraints on the Gelasian GSSP: Terrestrial Markers of Hydroclimatic Thresholds and Variability at Monte San Nicola Type Section
S13 Adele Bertini
11:10–11:25
The Sapropelic Nicola Bed as a Stratigraphic Marker for the Gelasian Stage GSSP: Palynological Organic Matter from Monte San Nicola (southern Italy)
S13 Gabriele Niccolini
11:25–11:40
Defining the Upper Pleistocene: The Quest for a GSSP
S13 Alessandro Amorosi
11:40–11:55
Holocene Geomagnetic Field Variations and Their Constraints on Dating and Climate Events
S13 Jie Fang
11:55–14:00
🍽️ Lunch
14:00–14:20
The Pangea B–pangea a Transition in the Permian: Implications for Biodiversity Evolution
G11 Lucia Angiolini
14:20–14:35
Cisuralian Brachiopod Biostratigraphy and Palaeobiogeography of the Sibumasu Block
G11 Haipeng Xu
14:35–14:50
The Indochinese Province: A Potential Bioprovince in the Permian of the Eastern Palaeotethys
G11 Masatoshi Sone
14:50–15:05
A Cretaceous Hyperpycnal Fan Delta in a Arid Rift Lake: Facies and Geochemistry of the Bantou Formation in Fujian Provience, Southeast China
G11 Zhang Xinsong
15:05–15:20
Reef-Building Corals and Stromatoporoids as Witnesses: Tracking the Late Jurassic Palaeogeographic Evolution of Central Tibet"
G11 Xiuping Zhu
15:20–15:35
Paleogeographic Implications of Early-Middle Permian Radiolarian-Bearing Sequences in the Changning-Menglian Belt (sw China) for Understanding the Evolution of the Paleo-Tethys
G11 Jianbin Zheng
15:35–15:55
☕ Break
15:55–16:15
Review of Sedimentary Records and Stratigraphic Correlation of Indochina and Sibumasu Terranes in Southeast Asia
G11 Mongkol Udchachon
16:15–16:30
Cimmerian Geopuzzle: Insights from Permian Stratigraphy and Paleobiogeography of the Qinghaitibetan Plateau and Adjacent Regions
G11 Yichun Zhang
16:30–16:45
Jurassic-Cretaceous Phosphatic Events in the Pieniny Klippen Basin (carpathians) – Palaeoceanographic Conditions of the Western Tethys
G11 Michał Krobicki
16:45–17:00
Middle Norian (triassic) Conodonts from Timor, Southeastern Tethys – Taxonomy, Biochronology and Biogeographic Implications
G11 Chunling Xue
17:00–17:15
Sedimentary Evolutionary Processes of Platform Margin Shoal of Maokou Formation in the Jiange-Yuanba Area, Sichuan Basin
G11 Wei Wei
17:15–17:30
A New Sauropterygia from Eastern Tethys (middle Triassic): Morphological Characteristics and Implications Paleobiogeography
G11 Mei Yang
17:30–17:45
Stratigraphical Geoheritage of the North-West Caucasus
G11 Zoya Tolokonnikova
17:45–18:00
An Overview of Japan from the Silurian Onwards from Viewpoints of Ostracods
G11 Gengo Tanaka
18:00–18:15
Artinskian (early Permian) Foraminiferal Assemblages from the Western South Qiangtang Block, Tibet: Implications for Taxonomy, Biostratigraphy, and Paleobiogeography 38
G11 Jalil Ahmad

Room 776 · 7F

09:00–09:20
Global Stratotype Section and Point (gssp) for the Gzhelian Stage (upper Pennsylvanian/carboniferous)
G16 Yuping Qi
09:20–09:35
The Bathonian–callovian Boundary: New Insights from Argentina and France
G16 Aisha Al Suwaidi
09:35–09:50
Progress on the Definition and Global Correlation of the Juras-Sic/cretaceous Boundary – Berriasian Working Group Report
G16 Jacek Grabowski
09:50–10:05
The Aptian GSSP (lower Cretaecous) at Cau, Se Spain
G16 José Manuel Castro
10:05–10:20
The Proposal of the Subdivision of the Pridoli Series (silurian) in Jarovian and Radotinian Stages
G16 Ladislav Slavík
10:20–10:35
The Jurassic-Cretaceous Boundary and the Radiolarian Biostratigraphic Research on the Bosso Valley Section, Northern Apennines (central Italy)
G16 Xin Li
10:35–10:50
Defining Chronostratigraphic Time-Marker Horizons: A Framework for Correlating the Onset of Earth-System Perturbations
G16 David de Vleeschouwer
10:50–11:05
Base-Olenekian Boundary GSSP: Is There an Optimal Correlation Marker?
G16 Charles Henderson Cramer
11:05–11:25
☕ Break
11:25–11:45
A Brief Overview of Interpolating Time
S14 Robin Trayler
11:45–12:00
A Data Model for Stratigraphic Knowledge with Explicit Provenenace: Toward Reproducible and Reusable Geoscience Data
S14 Jikhan Jung
12:00–12:15
On-Line Open-Access Database of Stratigraphic Data and LLM-Enhanced Visualization System
S14 Jeremy Young
12:15–12:30
Integrated Stratigraphy and Bayesian Age Modelling of the Tiout Section (an-Ti-Atlas, Morocco): Implications for Early Cambrian Geologic Time Scale Calibration
S14 Damien Pas
12:30–14:00
🍽️ Lunch
14:00–14:20
Unlocking Cambrian Clastic Sedimentary Successions with Tandem Detrital Zircon Geochronology and Bayesian Age Modeling
S14 Mark Schmitz
14:20–14:35
Treatise of Invertebrate Paleontology (ca. 50 Volumes) Migrated to a Flexible Online Database
S14 James Ogg
14:35–14:50
Updating the Cambrian Time Scale: A Bayesian Approach Grunert, David de Vleeschouwer, Anna-Joy
S14 Valentin Jamart Drury,
14:50–15:10
☕ Break
15:10–15:30
Eccentricity Rhythms in the Oligocene-Miocene Carbon Cycle Regulated by Weathering and Carbonate Burial
S12 Fenghao Liu
15:30–15:45
Major Changes in Ocean-Continent Dynamics Across the Iberian Margin During the Miocene-Pliocene Boundary: Insights from Calcareous Nannofossils, Reac-Tive Phosphorus and C:n Proxy
S12 Laura Martín-García
15:45–16:00
A Functional Thermocline Threshold for the Indonesian Seaway Restriction During the Late Miocene to Early Pliocene
S12 Yifan Ding
16:00–16:15
Middle to Late Miocene Integrated Biostratigraphy and Biozonation for the Mid-Latitude Indian Ocean (odp Site 752)
S12 Xabier Puentes Jorge
16:15–16:30
In Quest of the Burdigalian GSSP: New Magnetostratigraphy of Odp Sites 1264/1265, 19-21.5 Ma
S12 Marijn IJzinga
16:30–16:45
Phylogenetic Affinities and Paleoenvironmental Implications of Fossil Mantis Shrimps from the Miocene Duho Formation, Pohang, Southeastern Korea
S12 Hyungi Lee
16:45–17:10
☕ Break
17:10–18:40
Time Calibration subcommission business meeting 40
G16