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Conference Schedule
Friday - June 6th:
| Kirk Johnson | Cruisin the Fossil Freeway |
| Arvid Aase | Fossil Butte An Aquarium in Stone |
| Mark Clementz | When Whales Walked the Earth; New Insights Into the Ecology of Eocene Cetaceans from Stable Isotopes |
| Mark Raffety | Eocene Postscript... News from the Miocene of Nebraska |
| Rachel Savage |
Geology and Paleontology overview of Tate Museu field locale 1, Southeastern wind river Basin, Wyoming |
| Michael Cassiliano | Biochronology and Geochronology of the Eocene in Wyoming |
| Jaelyn Eberle |
Eocene Mammals from the Canadian Arctic |
| Kent Sundell | |
| Alan Shoemaker | Comparing large Cenozoic Ungulates with Chadronian counterparts near Douglas, Wyoming |
| JP Cavigelli | Eocene Birds in Wyoming |
| Dena Smith | Eocene Insects |
| Benjamin Burger | Evolution's Tempo and Mode during the Eocene Epoch: comparison of two long contemporaneous records of the fossil mammal Hyopsodus in the American west. |
Saturday & Sunday - June 7th & 8th:
Extended field trip to visit Eocene areas in southwestern Wyoming. Departure and arrival times to be announced.
Field trip sites include trips to one or two Green River Formation fish quarries, as well as a trip to a rich Wasatch Formation micro-site. Collecting is permitted at these sites.
There is also a limestone deposit near the Wasatch site that has yielded many fossils, including crocodiles, turtles, mammals, and gar. We cannot collect anything at the limestone site however.