IGCP608 Second Meeting and Field Trip, Waseda Japan, September 4-10, 2014

POSTER SESSIONS

September 5 (Friday) 13:00 - 14:00

Core time

September 6 (Saturday) 13:00 - 14:00

Core timeLand-ocean linkage: Correlation, sedimentology and paleoenvironments
P1

Alyona V. Kurilenko and Yadrishchenskaya N.G.
Lower Cretaceous deposits of southeastern Transbaikal

P2

Barsbold, R. and Yondon KhandP3

Adiya Eviikhuu, Ichinnorov, N. and Gankhuyag, Ch.
Geology and palynology of the Khetsuutsav area of south Mongolia

P4Gombosuren Tsolmon, G., Uranbileg, L. and Ichinnorov, N.
Paleobotanical and palynological characteristics of the Shivee-ovoo coal deposit, CentralMongolia

P5

Bat-Orshikh Erdenetsogt and Jargal, L.
Fossil fuels hosted in Mesozoic sequences of Mongolia

P6

Takayuki Murata, Li, G., Ando, H., Hasegawa, H., Hasegawa, T., Ohta, T., Yamamoto, M.,
Hasebe, N. and Ichinnorov, N.
Stratigraphic succession of Conchostracan fossils from the lacustrine deposits in theShinekhudag area (Lower Cretaceous), Eastern Gobi basin, Southeast Mongolia

Cretaceous of MongoliaP7 Masanobu Yamamoto, Ando, H., Hasegawa, H., Hasegawa, T., Ohta, T., Hasebe, N., Murata,T., Li, G. and Ichinnorov, N.
TEX86-based lake water temperatures in Jurassic and Cretaceous Mongolia
P8Fujita Yusuke, Ohta, T. and Shinya, H.
Base level and paleotemperature changes of Cretaceous lacustrine succession in southeast
Mongolia

P9

Keita Arai, Ohta, T., Hirano, H., Harigaya, S., Sakai, T., Kozai, T. and Li, G.
Paleoenviromental reconstruction of Cretaceous lacustrine succession in Xinjiang-Uygur
Autonomous Region

P10 Gaku Sasaki and Ohta, T.
Laboratory experiments for attesting the “weathering hypothesis” as a possible cause of the
mid-Cretaceous Oceanic Anoxic Events
P11 Tohru Ohta, Kamigata, Y. and Takagi, H.
Evidence of enhanced continental weathering during oceanic anoxic event 2 (OAE 2) ineastern continental margin of Asia
P12 Yosuke Kobiyama, Yonezawa, S., Suzuki, T. and Hasegawa, T.
Bottom water paleothermometry: screening late Cretaceous calcareous nodules forapplication of oxygen isotope method15IGCP608 Second Meeting and Field Trip, Waseda Japan, September 4-10, 2014
P13 Tsuyoshi Ito, Sakai, Y. Feng, Q.L. and Matsuoka, A.
Denudation stages of mid-Mesozoic accretionary complexes in East Asia based on
microfossil-bearing clasts within the Mesozoic strata
P14 Shin-ichi Sano
New view of the Tetori Group in Central Japan: clues to the interregional correlation among
the Early Cretaceous strata in East Asia?
P15 Lee, Y.I., Yi, J. and Choi Taejin
Provenance analysis of Lower Cretaceous Sindong Group sandstones in the Gyeongsang
Basin, Korea using integrated petrography, quartz SEM-cathodoluminescence, and zircon
Zr/Hf analysis
P16 Ken Hirose and Ohta, T.
Provenance analysis of clastic sediments of the Chichibu and Shimanto Belts in Okinawa
Prefecture using modal and whole-rock chemical compositions
P17 Kentaro Oe and Ohta, T.
Provenance analysis and paleoclimate reconstruction of the Khorat Group in northeastern
Thailand using whole-rock chemical composition

Biotic evolution: Asian and Western Pacific fauna and flora
P18 Dhananjay M. Mohabey and Samant, B.
Litho- and biofacies association of two Maastrichtian lakes across the earliest Deccanvolcanic flow: environments and biota
P19 M. Sadiq Malkani
Records of fauna and flora from the Latest Cretaceous of Pakistan: Evolution of IndoPakistan Peninsula (South Asia)
P20 M. Sadiq Malkani
Theropd dinosaurs and mesoeucrocodiles from the Terminal Cretaceous of Pakistan:
paleobiogeographic implications
P21 Chinzorig Tsogtbaatar and Tsogtbaatar, Kh.
Preliminary study of the new juvenile dinosaur (Theropoda: Ornithomimosauria) from theUpper Cretaceous Baynshire Formation of Khongil Tsav, eastern Mongolia
P22 Momo Yamashita, Konishi, T. and Sato, T.
Diving behavior of mosasaurs (Squamata: Mosasauridae) inferred from optics
P23 MasatakaYoshida and Hirayama, R.
Functional morphology of unique feeding apparatus in the bothremydid turtles
P24 Teppei Sonoda, Azuma, Y., Hirayama, R. and Ando, H.
Fossil turtles from the Lower Cretaceous Tetori Group in central Japan
P25 Shinya Miyata, Yabumoto, Y., Nakajima, Y., Ito, Y., Sasaki, T. and Hirano, H.
The second specimen of the crossognathiform fish Apsopelix miyazakii from the CretaceousYezo Group of central Hokkaido, Japan16

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P26 Nao Kusuhashi, Suzuki, T., Terui, K., Sato, A. and Amiot, R.
A mammal jaw from the Upper Cretaceous Ashizawa Formation (Futaba Group),Fukushima, northeastern Japan
P27 Tomoyuki Ohashi, Hasegawa, Y., and Suzuki, C.
Dinosaur remains from the mid-Cretaceous shallow marine sediments of the Futaba Group,Japan.
P28 Singh, A. and Jyotsana Rai
Seribiscutum primitivum, a high latitude, bipolar nannofossil taxon from Jaisalmer Basin:
Implications on palaeogeographic distribution
P29 Aya Kubota, Iba, Y., Hikida, Y. and Yi, K.
Mid-Cretaceous micro-organisms captured in amber: first records in eastern margin ofEurasia
P30 Choi Byung-Do, Jugdernamjil, M. and Huh, M.
The tentative new Cretaceous non-marine ostracods from the southern coast of Korean
peninsula
P31 Chika Sakamoto, Dick, M. H., Komatsu, T. and Miyake, Y.
Cheilostome bryozoans from the Upper Cretaceous Himenoura Group, Kyushu, Japan
P32 Yasuyuki Hirata, Minami, S., Adachi, N. and Ezaki, Y.
Characteristics and modes of construction of rudist-bearing reefs unique to the Yura area,
Wakayama Prefecture, southwest JapanP33 Yuka Miyake and Komatsu, T.
Bivalves from the Upper Cretaceous Himenoura Group on Shimokoshiki-jima Island,Kagoshima, JapanGeoparks highlighting Cretaceous
P34 Ugai, H., Hirose, K., Hase, Y., Yuka Miyake and Komatsu, T.
Working on ‘Amakusa Goshoura Geopark’
P35 Dorota Anna Kapuscik
Selecting potential geosites in the eastern Kii Peninsula, SW JapanP36 Takashi Hasegawa and Hibino, T.
Hakusan Tedorigawa Geopark: activity utilizing Early Cretaceous fossils and terrestrial
sequences
P37 Kenichi Kurihara and Shimomura K.
Geopark activities utilized results and materials of Cretaceous researches in the Mikasa
Geopark, Japan17