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AASP Meetings

AASP 43rd Annual Meeting,
Convened with
 CAP (Canadian Association of Palynologists)
 CPC (Paleo Division Geological Association of Canada)
Harbourview Holiday Inn, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
         Sept. 29 - Oct. 1, 2010.
         Organizers: Rob Fensome, Peta Mudie, Graham Williams,
            GSC-Atlantic, Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Dartmouth N.S.
         Convention Center webpage: http://www.ichotelsgroup.com
The Harbourview Holiday Inn is just minutes from the ferry terminal and with spectacular views of the Halifax Harbour. We are planning exciting field trips, including one to Joggins World Heritage site where you can see some of the most spectacular fossil tree trunks and the world’s earliest reptiles. Other field trips will possibly include locations such as the Paleoindian site in Debert, the Cobequid-Chedabucto fault, the North Mountain Basalt, Arisaig, and the unique Windsor gypsum cliffs at St Croix. Impressive drumlin fields and glacial deposits are found throughout Nova Scotia, especially around Old Town Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And let’s not forget that the Bay of Fundy has the largest tides in the world!
Midyearly Meeting: 2010



AASP 44th Annual Meeting,
Southampton, England.
         2011.
Midyearly Meeting:




 
Other Meetings of Interest

2008

  • 21-26, June 2009, at the University of Cincinnati
        2009 North American Paleontological Convention (NAPC 2009)

  • There is no fee for submission of an abstract.
  • You have the option of presenting a talk or a poster.
  • Unless you are presenting a plenary talk, you are limited to one talk at the meeting (plenary speakers may submit an abstract for a second talk). You are permitted to submit a second abstract for a poster presentation.
  • All talks at the meeting, except for plenary-session presentations, will be fifteen minutes in duration.- On the webpage for abstract submission, invitees for plenary sessions and symposia will be asked to indicate their session code from a pull-down list (see the instruction page at the website for a list of sessions and their codes). In addition, you will have the opportunity to categorize the general subject area of your presentation with two additional pull-down lists; your choices will help the organizers to assemble topical sessions for the meeting and to assign some presentations to open slots in symposia.
          http://napc2009.org/
          arnold.miller@uc.edu



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    		update Feb 2009.