Jens Lehmann

Head Geowissenschaftliche Sammlung/Prof.

University of Bremen

Germany

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Professor Jens Lehmann is the Head of the Geowissenschaftliche Sammlung at Universität Bremen, Germany. His research focuses on paleobiogeography, taphonomic processes, and the biodiversity of ammonites, as evidenced by his recent work on fossil brachiopods from Morocco and his revisions on the Cretaceous ammonite zonation. He actively contributes to the academic community through various international meetings and publications, advancing knowledge in the fields of paleontology and biostratigraphy.

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John Joseph Cawley

Universität Wien

AUSTRIA

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Thomas Clements

GERMANY

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Jakob Vinther

University of Bristol

UNITED KINGDOM

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Christian Klug

University of Zurich

SWITZERLAND

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Michal Zaton

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University of Silesia

POLAND

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Romain Jattiot

Teaching Assistant (ATER) (Biogéosciences)

FRANCE

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Miguel Company

Universidad de Granada

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Charles University

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Fossil brachiopods from the Roman site on Mogador Island (Essaouira, Morocco): Implications for past exchange of products

Valanginian and Hauterivian bochianitid ammonoids from the Rosa Blanca Formation of Colombia: Palaeobiogeographic implications

Taphonomic and reworking processes isolating cephalopod septa and chamber fillings

Additions to the subfamily Acanthohoplitinae from the British Isles, including the first verifiable record of Acanthohoplites (Lower Cretaceous, upper Aptian)

Age constraint of the Cenomanian (Late Cretaceous) Fossillagerstätte of Hjoûla (Lebanon) based on ammonites

Report on the 7th International Meeting of the IUGS Lower Cretaceous Ammonite Working Group, the Kilian Group (Warsaw, Poland, 21st August 2022): State of the art on the current Standard Ammonite Zonation of the Western Tethyan Mediterranean Province

Mature modifications and sexual dimorphism in Turrilitidae (heteromorph ammonites): Contribution of remarkable Mariella bergeri specimens (upper Albian, southeastern France)

Revisiting the identification of Syllipsimopodi bideni and timing of the decabrachian-octobrachian divergence

Critical revision and new proposals on the Aptian–Albian zonation of the Standard Mediterranean Ammonite Zonal Scheme

Quantitative biochronology by unitary associations of late Albian ammonites from Europe and their biodiversity

The heteromorph ammonite Tropaeum (Tropaeum) evolutum sp. nov. from the Hythe Formation, Lower Greensand Group (basal upper Aptian, Lower Cretaceous) of Maidstone, Kent, UK

Upper upper Albian ( Mortoniceras rostratum Zone) cephalopods from Clansayes (Drôme, south-eastern France)

Geometric morphometric analysis of morphologic disparity, intraspecific variation and ontogenetic allometry of beyrichitine ammonoids

Njoerdichthys dyckerhoffi gen. et sp. nov. (Pycnodontiformes, lower Turonian) northward migration caused by the Cretaceous Thermal Maximum

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John Joseph Cawley

Thomas Clements

Jakob Vinther

Christian Klug

Michal Zaton

Romain Jattiot

Miguel Company

Martin Košťák

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