Reefs for the Future - Nova Southeastern University

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12:15 Mahmood RIYAZ*, Kyung-Ho PARK
Reef Slope Failure in the Northeastern Corner of Male`, Maldives
3:30 Eberhard GISCHLER*, Eugene SHINN, Wolfgang OSCHMANN, Jens FIEBIG, Noreen BUSTER
A 1500 Year Holocene Caribbean Climate Archive from the Blue Hole, Lighthouse Reef, Belize
3:45 David CUEVAS*, Clark SHERMAN, Wilson RAMIREZ, Dennis HUBBARD
Environmental Factors Controlling Community Structure, Morphology and Linear Extension of Mid-
Holocene Reef Corals from Cañada Honda, Southwestern, Dominican Republic
4:00 H. Allen CURRAN*, Kelsey WINSOR, Lisa GREER, Bosiljka GLUMAC
Unusual Serpulid/Tufa Bioherms Cap Corals of a Mid-Holocene Fringing Reef, Dominican Republic:
Paleoenvironmental and Climatic Controls
4:15 Lisa GREER*, Julia JACKSON, H. Allen CURRAN, Tom GUILDERSON, William P. PATTERSON, Lida TENEVA,
Elizabeth RHEA, Jenny SHULTIS
Is Acropora Cervicornis a Canary in the Global Warming Coal Mine? Lessons from the Mid-Holocene
Dominican Republic
4:30 Eugene SHINN*, Barbara LIDZ
The Emperor Has No Coral—An Inconvenient Truth?
4:45 Dennis HUBBARD*
New Ideas About Caribbean Coral-Reef Development: A View from Ye Shoulders of Giants
5:00 William PRECHT*, Ken DESLARZES, Emma HICKERSON, G.P. SCHMAHL, James SINCLAIR, Richard ARONSON
Holocene Reef Development at the Flower Garden Banks: Recent Surprises
5:15 Clare WHITE*, Brian ROSEN, Dan BOSENCE
Response of Acropora to Warm Climates; Lessons from the Geological Past
5:30 Eric GROSSMAN*, Jody WEBSTER, Christina RAVELO, Jim BARRY, Stewart FALLON, Yael SAGY, Bruce RICHMOND,
Mike TORRESAN, David CLAGUE
Abrupt Drowning and Cooling 8.2-8.4 KA Observed in a 0.8-M Diameter and 24-M Long Core Through a
Hawaiian Coral Reef, Oahu, USA
5:45 Paul BLANCHON*
Evidence of Rapid Sea-Level Rise from Reef Backstepping During the Last Interglacial Highstand
July 10 (Thu) 10:00–12:30 Room - 113/114
10:00 Paul J. HEARTY*, Donald F. MCNEILL
Coral Reef Development Along the Windward Platform Margin Since the Plio-Pleistocene: Southern Exuma
Cays, Bahamas (Dedicated to Robert F. Dill, 1927-2004)
10:15 Andre DROXLER*, Brooke E. CARSON
Mid-Brunhes First High Amplitude Transgression(S): Platform Top and Siliciclastic Shelf Contemporaneous
Re-Flooding Recorded on the Slopes of Great Bahama Bank and Central Belize Barrier Reef
10:30 Ramón LÓPEZ-PÉREZ*
Late Miocene to Recent Coral Community Dynamics in the Gulf of California
10:45 Donald MCNEILL*, James KLAUS, Ann BUDD
Caribbean Coral Reef Types from a Mixed Siliciclastic-Carbonate Setting: Miocene-Pliocene of the
Dominican Republic
11:00 James KLAUS*, Ann BUDD, Donald MCNEILL, Scott ISHMAN
Paleoecology of Mio-Pliocene Free-Living Corals in the Northern Dominican Republic and Neogene
Evolutionary Patterns of the Caribbean Region
11:15 Pamela HALLOCK*, Luis POMAR
Cenozoic Photic Reef and Carbonate-Ramp Habitats: A New Look Using Paleoceanographic Evidence
11:30 George STANLEY JR.*, B. VAN DE SCHOOTBRUGGE
Photosymbiosis Is a Major Theme in the History of Mesozoic to Cenozoic Reef Systems
11:45 Thomas STEMANN*
Early Cenozoic Recovery of Caribbean Reef Coral Communities
11 th International Coral Reef Symposium ■ Reefs for the Future