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<title>STRATI 2010 (August 30 - September 2, 2010, UPMC, Paris 6, France)</title>

<link>http://paleopolis.rediris.es/STRATI2010/</link>

<description>The 4th "French" Congress on Stratigraphy (= 4ème Congrès Français de Stratigraphie) is an INTERNATIONAL meeting dedicated to stratigraphy that will cover the several aspects of this field of the geosciences (sequence stratigraphy, chimiostratigraphy, advanced biostratigraphy, cyclostratigraphy, ...).&#060;br /&#062;

Contact: &#060;a href=&#034;mailto:bruno.granier@univ-brest.fr&#034;&#062;Bruno Granier&#060;/a&#062;</description>

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<title>6th Regional Symposium of the IFAA (July 1-5, 2009, Milano,Italy)</title>

<link>http://www.geo.unimib.it/ifaa/</link>

<description>Following a consolidate tradition of our symposia, the scientific topics cover any aspects of calcareous algae and microbialites, including their present-day distribution and abundance. In addition, we are inviting to present your contribution to a cross-cut topic with strong implications in biology, palaeontology, sedimentology, geology and climatology: the quantification (in space or time, at any scale) of the carbonate production of calcareous algae. Although calcareous algae commonly occur both in the present-day shelf environments at all latitudes and in the fossil record, we still need a tentative quantification of their abundance, in space and time. Calcareous algae are sensitive to the expected consequences of global change, therefore our contribution will be particularly important to a wide scientific community, not only to algae specialists. Therefore, especially welcome are contributions aimed at the identification/delimitation of marine habitats dominated by calcareous algae, also by geophysical survey, and all approaches to the quantification of living/fossil calcareous algae in different environmental/paleoenvironmental settings. Contact: &#060;a href=&#034;mailto:daniela.basso@unimib.it&#034;&#062;Daniela Basso&#060;/a&#062;</description>

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<pubDate>Wed, 20 May 2009 19:25:51</pubDate>

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