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SUMMARY:Populating a post-extinction world: the resurgence of vertebrate d
 iversity in the early Carboniferous - Prof. Jenny Clack\, Zoology
DTSTART:20161114T170000Z
DTEND:20161114T180000Z
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CONTACT:Alex Lipp
DESCRIPTION:Details to follow.\n\nThe Hangenberg event at the end of Late 
 Devonian affected continental ecology with the loss many vertebrate groups
 . Until recently\, the following 20 My was considered a depauperate interv
 al for continental vertebrate fossils\nespecially tetrapods. Our work in t
 he Tournaisian has uncovered many new chondrichthyans\, lungfishes and tet
 rapods. Instead\, the Tournaisian saw a rapid diversification of\nthese gr
 oups. Recovery from the Hangenberg event reset the trajectory of vertebrat
 e evolution to the present day.\n\nAll welcome to attend\, free for member
 s of the Sedgwick Club\, £2 for non-members. Refreshments provided!
LOCATION:Harker Room 1\, Department of Earth Sciences
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