Unofficial Bookmarks for STRATI 2026 Program v0.1.7
MonJun 29 TueJun 30 ThuJul 2 FriJul 3

Plenary & Ceremony

14:00–14:30
Order in the Rocks: Standing on the Shoulders of James Hutton, ‘the Father of Modern Geology’
David Harper
14:30–15:00
A Paleontological Perspective on the Evolutionary Patterns and Dynamics of Proterozoic Eukaryotes
Shuhai Xiao
15:00–15:30
The Ultimate Geologic Time Scale for the Past 100 Million Years: The Time Integrated Matrix for Earth Sciences Initiative
Frits Hilgen
15:30–16:00
Bridging the Disciplinary Unconformity: Incorporating Stratigraphy in Evolutionary Biology
Emilia B. Jarochowska

International Room I · 7F

08:30–08:50
Distinctive Features of the Meso-Neoproterozoic Biostratigraphic Framework in China
G2 Gao Linzhi
08:50–09:05
Spatiotemporal Correlations Between Mid-Proterozoic Lips and Black Shales: Implications for Defining the Pre-Ediacaran Geological Timescale Boundaries
G2 Shuan-Hong Zhang
09:05–09:20
Organic-Walled Microfossils from the Late Paleoproterozoic Gaoshanhe Group in North China
G2 Jiayue Wang
09:20–09:35
Dynamic Nutrient Cycling Regulation of Organic Carbon Burial in the Mid-Proterozoic Ocean
G2 Chengshuai Yuan
09:35–09:50
Orbital Control of Shallow Water Late Paleoproterozoic Iron Formation Deposition Along Opposing Margins of North China Craton
G2 Fangfang Chen
09:50–10:05
The Reexamination of Late Mesoproterozoic-Tonian Chuaria–tawuia Assemblage and Its Biostratigraphical and Paleogeographical Significance
G2 Changtai Niu
10:05–10:25
☕ Break
10:25–10:40
Cyclostratigraphic Calibration of Yanliao Basin Evolutoin
G2 Ross Mitchell
10:40–10:55
Preliminary Construction of the Standard Stratotype of the Mesoproterozoic in China
G2 Hongwei Kuang
10:55–11:10
Evolution of the Earth’s Middle Age (mesoproterozoic): Insights from North China Craton
G2 Peng Peng
11:10–11:25
Protracted Ocean Oxygenation in the Early Mesoproterozoic
G2 Chaoyuan Jia
11:25–11:40
Massive Emission of Thermogenic Mercury from Black Shales During the Emplacement of Large Igneous Provinces
G2 Sheng He
11:40–11:55
Provenance Variation and Tectonic Evolution of the Vindhyan Basin in North-Central India and Implications on Proterozoic Supercontinent Cycles
G2 Wei Wang
11:55–12:10
Primary Iron Minerals of the Late Paleoproterozoic Xuanlong-Type Ironstone in the North China Craton Constrained by Paleomagnetic Methods
G2 Yuhang Cai

International Room II · 7F

08:30–08:50
The Early Callovian Positive Carbon Isotopic Excursion as a Marker for the Base of the Callovian and Associated Environmental Trends
S9 Ricardo L Silva
08:50–09:05
Stratigraphic Framework, Biostratigraphic Sequences and Correlation of Major Stratigraphic Boundaries of the Terrestrial Jurassic in the Northeast Sichuan Basin, Southern China
S9 Yongdong Wang
09:05–09:20
Defining the Jurassic–cretaceous Boundary in the Panboreal Superrealm: A Re-View of Correlative Levels Traced by Ammonites and Bivalves
S9 Mikhail Rogov
09:20–09:35
Biostratigraphic Significance of Jurassic Cicadomorphan Insects in the Yanliao Biota, China
S9 Yanzhe Fu
09:35–09:50
The Evidence of Deeper-Water Hiatal Stromatolites from the Jurassic of Central Russia
S9 Nikita Lykov
09:50–10:05
First Records of a Typical East Asian Mesozoic Fossil Wood - Shimakuroxylon in China
S9 Mengyu Chen
10:05–10:25
☕ Break
10:25–10:45
Carbon Release from Ferrar Large Igneous Province Sustained the Elevated pCO2 Level in the Toarcian Oceanic Anoxic Event
S9 Jiaheng Shen
10:45–11:00
The WeißjuraGroup in the South of Germany as Stratigraphic Archive
S9 Christina Ifrim
11:00–11:15
Stratigraphic Response of Depocentral Migration in the Da'anzhai Member of the Jurassic System, Central-Eastern Sichuan Basin, to Lacustrine Basin Evolution
S9 Yihao Guo
11:15–11:30
Fine-Grained Sedimentation Linked to Jurassic Stratigraphy and Global Events: A Case Study of the Da'anzhai Member
S9 Yuxuan Sun
11:30–11:45
Refining the Bathonian-Callovian and Callovian-Oxfordian Stage Boundaries in Jurassic Outcrops of the Kachchh Basin, Western India
S9 Dhirendra Pandey
11:45–12:00
First High-Precision U–pb Age for the Early Jurassic Beipiao Formation (ne China): Implications for Source Rock Deposition and the Toarcian Hyperthermal Event
S9 Qi-Tai Xu
12:00–12:15
Ammonites of Tethyan Affinities in the Callovian and Upper Jurassic of the Russian Platform: A Key for Unraveling Palaeogeography, Climate Os-Cillation and Interregional Correlation
S9 Mikhail Rogov

International Room III · 7F

08:30–08:50
The Pliосеnе Соntinеntаl Fоssil Rесоrd of Jradzor (аrmеniа, Sоuth Саuсаsus) : Focus on Mammals with New Data on Rodents
G9 Gao Linzhi
08:50–09:05
Improvement of the Chinese Neogene Terrestrial Biochronological Framework Based on the Linxia Basin
G9 Shuan-Hong Zhang
09:05–09:20
Stratigraphy, Sedimentology, and Paleoenvironment of Lushi Basin (central China) in Early to Middle Eocene
G9 Jiayue Wang
09:20–09:35
New Progress on the Miocene Gymnosperm Fossil Wood of Lesvos Petrified Forest, Lesvos Island, Greece, and Its Palaeoclimate Significance
G9 Chengshuai Yuan
09:35–09:50
From Long Jaw to Trunk: Feeding Evolution in Elephants
G9 Fangfang Chen
09:50–10:05
The Jingxing Hipparion Fauna from the East Piedmont of the Taihang Mountains and Its Biostratigraphic Significance
G9 Changtai Niu
10:05–10:25
☕ Break
10:25–10:45
The Continuous Cenozoic Sedimentary Sequence of the Weihe Basin (central China) and Its Implications for Asian Monsoon Evolution
G9 Ross Mitchell
10:45–11:00
Insights into the Extinction of the Palaeotheres (perissodactyla; Mammalia): Paleoecological Inferences from Southeastern France
G9 Hongwei Kuang
11:00–11:15
Bayesian Inference of Absolute Ages for Chinese Neogene Mammalian Faunas
G9 Peng Peng
11:15–11:30
An Unusual Stem Deer Ruminant from the Early Miocene of France
G9 Chaoyuan Jia
11:30–11:45
First Record of Xenocyon Lycaonoides from the Early Pleistocene of the Gonghe Basin, Tibetan Plateau, and Its Biogeographic Implications
G9 Sheng He
11:45–12:00
A New Method to Quantitatively Infer the Age Based on Faunal Evolutionary Level
G9 Wei Wang
12:00–12:15
New Earliest Palaeotheriidae (mammalia, Perissodactyla) from the Ypresian of Southern France: Phylogeny and Diversification in a Hyper-Thermal Context
G9 Yuhang Cai
12:15–12:30
Revised Magnetostratigraphy of the Linxia Basin (ne Tibetan Plateau) Constrained by Mammalian Fossils
G9 Chaoyuan Jia
12:30–12:45
Simplification and Vulnerability of Large Mammal Food Webs During the Early–middle Pleistocene Transition
G9 Sheng He

Room 773 · 7F

08:30–08:50
Reading the Chemistry of Ancient Oceans: New Approaches and Future Directions
G10 Robert Newton
08:50–09:05
Early Jurassic Carbon Release Triggered Rapid and Large-Scale Runoff of Terrestrial Biomass Mercury
G10 Yuqing Zhu
09:05–09:20
Carbon Isotope Chemostratigraphic Framework of Lower-Middle Jurassic Marine Carbonate Sequences Across the Tibetan Plateau
G10 Kaibo Han
09:20–09:35
Middle Jurassic Carbon (δ13C)- and Strontium (87Sr/86Sr)-Based Chemostratigraphy of Shallow-Water Carbonate Deposits from the Qiangtang Basin, China
G10 Deyan Zhang
09:35–09:50
Carbon and Oxygen Isotope Proxies from the Campanian-Maastrichtian Deposits of the Aktolagai Plateau (kazakhstan): Chemostratigraphy, Palaeotemperatures and Ocean Chemistry Reconstructions
G10 Nikolai Rtishchev
09:50–10:05
Biogenic Apatite Sr/ca Ratios: A Novel Dual-Proxy for Reconstructing Conodont Growth Dynamics, Paleotemperature and Phanerozoic Seawater Chemistry
G10 Boyan Liu
10:05–10:25
☕ Break
10:25–10:40
Tight Regulation of Phanerozoic Temperatures Revealed by Weathering Proxies and Climate Model Assimilation
G10 Dongyu Zheng
10:40–10:55
Nickel Isotopes Reveal Enhanced Continental Chemical Weathering During Paleocene–eocene Hyperthermals: Evidence from Coal-Bearing Deposits of the Fushun Basin
G10 Yu Fang
10:55–11:10
Reconstruction of Seawater Mg Isotopes and Its Implications for the "dolomite Problem": Insights from Late Ediacaran Massive Dolomite Deposition
G10 Xi Li
11:10–11:25
Fossil Metal and Zinc Isotopic Compositions Reveal Potential Application in Palaeo-Metallomics: An Example of Jurassic Clam Shrimps
G10 Tan Qiu
11:25–11:40
Intensified Lacustrine Nitrous Oxide Emissions Linked to Global Climate Warming During the Toarcian Oceanic Anoxic Event
G10 Yuzhu Ge
11:40–11:55
Marine Anoxia Promoted Carbonate Production During the Oae1a
G10 Yiwei Xu
11:55–12:10
Hidden Shallow-Shelf Deoxygenation Preceding OAE 2 Revealed by Mo-Lybdenum Isotope Records
G10 Shuai Shi
12:10–12:25
Cretaceous Pelagic Sediment Black-Red Transitions: A Preliminary Data-Driven Perspective
G10 Yida Yang

Room 775 · 7F

08:30–08:50
Anthroposphere, Holocene and Anthropocene Reflect the Progressive Increase in Human Impacts Over Geological Time
G8 Martin J. Head
08:50–09:05
Global Iodine-129 Deposition Records the Impacts of Anthropogenic Nuclear Activities
G8 Luyuan Zhang
09:05–09:20
Evolving Norms in Stratigraphy: Historical Perspectives on the Formalization of the Anthropocene
G8 Kyungbin Koh
09:20–09:35
Anthropogenic Impacts on Sedimentation in Shallow Urban Lakes and Soils: The Kallar Kahar Lake, Salt Range, Pakistan and Soils from Vienna, Austria
G8 Shahid Iqbal
09:35–09:50
Non-Linear Evolution and Driving Mechanisms of Holocene Human-Environment Interactions in the East Asian Agro-Pastoral Ecotone
G8 Chen Liang
09:50–10:05
The Late Holocene - Anthropocene Transition in the Arabian Sea: A Basin-Scale Synthesis of Monsoon-Driven Omz Expansion, Carbonate Production, and Hydrographic Stress
G8 Salvador Rojas Lequerica
10:05–10:20
Anthropogenic Niche Truncation: Three Millennia of Range Contraction and Future Conservation Implications for Chinese Megafauna Reptiles
G8 Shu An
10:20–10:40
☕ Break
10:40–11:00
Biostratigraphy and Palaeoecologic Turnovers at the Ediacaran-Cambrian Type Section in Newfoundland, Canada
G15 Romain Gougeon
11:00–11:15
Crustacean Microcoprolites from the Luoping Biota: Evidence of Primary Producers in the First Modern-Type Marine Ecosystems
G15 Mao Luo
11:15–11:30
Exploring the Spatial Intelligence of Ancient Tracemakers, Some Preliminary Thoughts
G15 Ruo-ying Fan
11:30–11:45
Deep-Sea Ichnofabric Responses to Bottom-Current Velocity Oscillations at Sub-Millennial Scales
G15 Hui Chen
11:45–12:00
The T. Pedum Tracemaker at the Ediacaran-Cambrian Boundary
G15 Zekun Wang
12:00–12:15
Early Devonian Coastal-Plain Sedimentology and Ichnology on the Northeastern Gondwanan Margin of the Palaeotethys Ocean: Insights from the Guijiatun Formation of Qujing, Yunnan
G15 Jiashu Wang
12:15–12:30
Modification Effects of Bioturbation on Reservoirs: A Case Sudy of the Member 4 of Ordovician Majiagou Formation in Ordos Basin
G15 Zongyan Wang
12:30–12:45
Stratigraphic Correlation and Sedimentary Environment Analysis of the Cambrian Qiongzhusi Formation, Southern Sichuan Basin: Insights from Trace Fossils
G15 Mengyuan Zhang

Room 776 · 7F

08:30–08:45
Chicxulub Impact : The Paleogene Started with a Bang
S11 Philippe Claeys
08:45–09:05
Sedimentary Responses to Hydrological Changes During Paleogene Hy-Perthermals in the Eastern Tethyan Seas
S11 Xiumian Hu
09:05–09:20
Spatial-Temporal Changes in Marine Lithofacies During the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum
S11 Jingxin Jiang
09:20–09:35
Impacts without Impact: Climatic Stability Across the Late Eocene Impact Horizons
S11 Bridget Wade
09:35–09:50
Morphological Evolution of Coccolithophores Across the Late Eocene to Early Oligocene
S11 Ruigang Ma
09:50–10:05
Global Foraminiferal Successions Constrain the Timing and Pattern of Marine Turnover Across the Eocene-Oligocene Transition
S11 Zhengbo Lu
10:05–10:20
Climate Control on Paleogene Benthic Foraminiferal Assemblages: Analysis from a Different Point of View
S11 Gabriela J. ArreguínRodríguez
10:20–10:40
☕ Break
10:40–11:00
Nanoscale Biosignatures Reveal Diverse Microbial Life in 3.7-Ga Rocks from Greenland
G3 Yu Pei
11:00–11:15
Early Archean Stratigraphy
G3 Nora Noffke
11:15–11:30
Ecological Expansion of Complex Life Forms at the End of the Paleoproterozoic Great Oxidation Event
G3 Abdulwaris Ajagunjeun
11:30–11:45
Oxygen Production in Mesoarchean Terrestrial Environments: Implications for a Muted MIF-S and Climate Dynamics
G3 Ikfi Hanif
11:45–12:00
Moderate Uranium Isotope Fractionation in Weakly Euxinic Oceans During the Early Proterozoic Great Oxidation Episode
G3 Yangchen Li
12:00–12:15
Ichnofossils in Volcanic Glass from Palaeoproterozoic Hydrothermal Vents Were Burrowed by Microorganisms Probably Seeking Phosphate
G3 Dominic Papineau
12:15–12:30
In Search of the Event-Based Definition for the Archean-Proterozoic Boundary
G3 Andrey Bekker
12:30–12:45
Dominance of Tectonics Over “snowball Earth” Glaciation in Driving the Great Unconformity
G3 Liang Duan