dn2 Ancient Hydrocarbon SeepInternational Workshop on

Pre-meeting field trip isavailable! (10th-12th June)

and Cognate Communities

13th-15th June 2019, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan
Field Trip: 10th-12th June, 2019, Hokkaido

June 13-15, 2019
Sapporo, Japan
Hokkaido University Museum

Program

website: http://seep.geobiology.jp
NAKAGAWA ECOMUSEUM CENTER

e-mail: seep2019-office@seep.geobiology.jp
Organized by Organizing committee of the 2nd International
Workshop on Ancient Hydrocarbon Seep and Cognate Communities,
Hokkaido University Museum.

2nd International Workshop on Ancient Hydrocarbon Seep and Cognate Communities, June, 2019, Sapporo, JapanContents

ners and breakfast) for two days. A field guide is also
provided.

1. Registration.....................................P.2
2. Pre-meeting field trip......................P.2
3. Travel Inforrmation.........................P.2
4. Contact............................................P.2
5. Map.................................................P.3
6. Program...........................................P.4

3. Travel Information
The workshop will be held at the Hokkaido University
Museum in Sapporo City, Hokkaido, Japan. The museum is located in walking distance from the Sapporo
Station (the largest station in Hokkaido). You can findmany hotels in Sapporo City.

1. Registration

Climate in June
During June, average temperatures in Sapporo range
from 13°-21°C. Mostly sunny and dry (averaged monthly rain days is 6 days), but it can be rainy.
On the other hand, temperature in Nakagawa Town, wewill visit for the field work if you applied, is much lower
than Sapporo City.

Registration Fee:
10,000 yen for regular participants.
6,000 yen for students.
The registration fee for regular participants and students includes: abstract volume, welcome drink, official grill party at the Sapporo Beer Garden on June
14th, 2019, and presentation sessions. If you have anaccompanying person, please let us know during web
registration (actual expenses will be charged).

Finding Your Way from the JR Sapporo
Railway Station
The museum is located in the Hokkaido University
Sapporo campus about 10 minutes on foot from thenorthern entrance of the JR Sapporo Railway Station.

Registration will be opened at 10AM on June 13th, 2019at the conference site (Hokkaido University Museum).

You can enter the main gate of the Hokkaido Universityand find the statue of Dr. William S. Clark. Then, youcan follow the avenue of the Poplars with the Hokkaido
University Museum (see following map).

2. Pre-meeting field trip
Schedule of the field trip

Motor vehicles are not allowed on Hokkaido University
grounds, so you will need to come by bus, subway, orother public transportation.

10th June 2019
8:30AM Meeting at the JR Sapporo Station Noth Exit
(East side).

From New Chitose Airport (Shin ChitoseAirport)

Travel to Cenomanian (Late Cretaceous) seep along
Kanajirisawa Creek in Obira Town.

The best way to get JR Sapporo Railway Station fromthe New Chitose Airpot is to board JR Airport Express
Train. It takes only 30 minuites from airport to Sapporo
Station.

Night: Accommodation in the Nakagawa Town (PONPIRA AQUA Hotel).

11th June 2019

4. Contact address

Nakagawa tour! We will go to the Yasukawa andOmagari seep sites (Santonian-Campanian, Late Cretaceous) with observation of channel-levee deposits. You
can find well-preserved ammonoids, too. We will also
visit the Nakagawa Museum of Natural History.

If you have any question, feel free to contact to officeof the organizing committee (seep2019-office@seep.
geobiology.jp).

Night: Accommodation in the Nakagawa Town (PONPIRA AQUA Hotel).

12th June 2019
visit the Miocene seep sites at Morai along the coast ofthe Sea of Japan.
Return to Sapporo in the evening.

Cost
30,000 Yen including accommodation and meals (din-22nd International Workshop on Ancient Hydrocarbon Seep and Cognate Communities, June, 2019, Sapporo, Japan

Map (Place of workshp: Hokkaido University Museum)

MAP around Hokkaido University
Centennial Hall

The Hokkaido University Museum
Place for the workshop!!

Businiess Inn Norte II
N9W4Administration Bureau

N9W4

Main Gate
Toyoko Inn
Sapporo Hokudai Mae

Bust of Dr. W. S. Clark
Conference hall

N8W4Aspen Hotel
Clark MemorialStudent Center
NJR Sapporo Station

Map (Meeting place for pre-workshop field trip)3

2nd International Workshop on Ancient Hydrocarbon Seep and Cognate Communities, June, 2019, Sapporo, Japan

Time Table
June 13, 201910:00 Open for Registration at the Hokkaido University Museum
10:30 Opening address			Seep system

Keynote10:40-11:30

O-01

Ijiri, A.

Significance of biogeochemical processe in submarine mud volcanoes
11:30 Break		
11:50		

O-02

Jakubowicz, M., Kiel, S., Goedert, J., Dopieralska, J. and Belka, Z.

Reconstructing a fluid expulsion system during early evolution of the Cascadia margin: a message from isotopic composition of mid-Eocene methane seep carbonates (humptulips formation, Washington, USA)
12:20		

O-03

Miyajima, Y., Jakubowicz, M. and Hirata, T.

In situ Sr isotope analysis and U-Pb dating of methane-seep carbonates:
Insight into origin of seeping fluids at Cretaceous seeps in Hokkaido,Japan
12:50 Lunch Break			Seep fauna
14:20		

O-04

Kiel, S.

An update on Cenozoic seep faunas
14:50		

O-05

Pisera, A., Hryniewicz, K., Bitner, M. A. and Kaim, A.

Extant and fossil sponges associated with hydrothermal vent and cold
seep communities
15:20		

O-06

Kato, M.

Echinoderms in chemosynthetic communities: their foods, habitats, evolution and roles in the ecosystem
15:50 Break
16:10		

O-07

Klompmaker, A. A., Nyborg, T., Brezina, J. and Ando, Y.

Crustaceans from fossil cold seep environments

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16:40 Poster sessionP-01

Hryniewicz, K., Amano, K., Bitner, M.A., Hagström, J., Kiel, S.,
Klompmaker, A.A., Mörs, A., Robins, C.M. And Kaim, A.

A late Paleocene fauna from seep and associated sunken driftwood from
Spitsbergen, Svalbard, and its evolutionary significance
P-02

Bitner, M. A., Hryniewicz, K., Amano, K., Jenkins, R.G. And Kaim, A.

New data on non-dimerelloid brachiopods from chemosynthesis-based
communities		

P-03

Seki, A. and Jenkins, R.G.

Pleistocene shallow-water whale-fall community from the Omma Formation in central Japan		P-04

Suzuki, M., Jenkins, R.G., Ogiso, S. and Suzuki, N.

Taxonomy and diet of the Ophryotrocha (Annelida: Dorvilleidae) fromwhale- falls in the Tsukumo Bay, Japan
P-05

Hikosaka, M., Kimura, K., Watanabe, K. H., Chen, C., Takahashi, Y. andJenkins, R.G.

Minerals in the gill chamber and the digestive tract of hydrothermal ventshrimp
17:20		

Welcome party

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June 14, 2019			

Biotic response to environment

10:30		

Jenkins, R.G.

O-08Epifaunal bivalves in seeps: rethinking its meaning and reasons
11:00		

O-09

Sato, K., Chen, C., Jenkins, R.G. and Watanabe, H. K.

Shell microstructures of vent and seep pectinodontid limpets: Implications on phenotypic changes and systematics
11:30 Lunch Break		
13:00 Businness Meeting (publishing ‘seep book’ from Springer and other things)						Wood- and Whale-fall communities, and non-seep community

13:40		

Brezina, J. A., Larson, N. L. and Landman, N. H.

O-10

Fossil wood fall and associated fauna from the Late Cretaceous WesternInterior Seaway in South Dakota
14:00		

O-11

Watanabe, S.

Transportation processes of organic matter from whale bones during formation of whale-fall communities
14:20		

O-12

Hryniewicz, K. Bakayeva, S., Heneralova, L. and Kaim, A.

Chemosymbiotic bivalves from Eocene deep-water deposits of Eastern
Carpathians (Ukraine) and their taphonomy			
14:50 Coffee Break					Local to Global
15:10		

O-13

Shimazu, N. and Jenkins, R.G.

Early Cretaceous Utagoesawa seep community from Yubari City, Hokkaido, Japan
15:30		

O-14

Kaim, A., Little, C.T.S., Mears, E., Kennedy, W. J. and Anderson, L.

Fossil associations from Turonian, Upper Cretaceous hydrothermal ventdeposits from Cyprus, A glimpse into Mesozoic hydrothermal vent ecosystems
16:00		

O-15

Amano, K., Jenkins, R.G., Miyajima, Y. and Kiel, S.

Evolution and geographic distribution of chemosynthetic bivalves in Japan
16:30 Closing talk			
18:30 Meet at the Gate of Hokkaido University for Banquet
19:00 Banquet

June 15, 2019
One-day field and museum tour (Misaka City Museum and Eocene seep locality in Mikasa City)

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