SEPM: Current Research in Microbial Carbonates
Room Ballroom E
Co-Chairs: B. W. Fouke and T. Simo
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| 1:25 -- | Introductory Remarks |
| 1:30 -- | J. Frias-Lopez, G. Bonheyo, Q. Jin, B. W. Fouke: Coral Black Band Disease: A Single Symptom Associated with Different Cyanobacteria in Widely-Spaced Ocean Basins |
| 1:50 -- | J. S. Klaus, J. Frias-Lopez, G. T. Bonheyo, B. W. Fouke: Seawater Chemistry and Microbial Communities Associated with Healthy Tissues of Caribbean Reef Corals |
| 2:10 -- | W. Schlager, L. Keim: Seismic-scale Architecture and Properties of Phanerozoic Microbial Carbonates |
| 2:30 -- | P. M. Harris, J. A. M. Kenter: Steep Microbial-Dominated Platform Margins – Examples and Implications |
| 2:50 -- | E. A. Mancini, M. Aurell, B. Bádenas, W. C. Parcell, J. C. Llinas: Upper Jurassic Microbial Outcrop Analogs for Characterization of Thrombolitic Reserviors in the Northern Gulf of Mexico |
| 3:10 -- | Break |
| 3:20 -- | W. C. Parcell, M. K. Williams: Thrombolite buildups in the Middle Jurassic Piper and Gypsum Spring Formations, Bighorn Basin, Wyoming |
| 3:40 -- | D. J. Lehrmann, J. L. Payne, E. S. Krull, P. Enos, J. Wei: A Distinctive Calcimicrobial Horizon Developed Across the Eastern Tethys and Panthalassa Following the End-Permian Extinction |
| 4:00 -- | B. W. Fouke, G. T. Bonheyo, B. Sanzenbacher, J. Frias-Lopez: Partitioning of bacterial communities in hot spring travertine depositional facies |
| 4:20 -- | G. T. Bonheyo, J. Frias-Lopez, J. Klaus, B. W. Fouke: How Hot Springs are Colonized by Thermophilic Bacteria |