This year's logo features Fedexia striegeli, a tremotopid amphibian from the Late Pennsylvanian of Western Pennsylvania. Fedexia was only just recently published by Carnegie Museum paleontologists in the museum's publication Annals of Carnegie Museum (Berman et al 2010).
As usual, this years talks look like they will be dominated by dinosaurs and mammals, but Tuesday will be the day for Crurotarsans, with an entire afternoon session dedicated to them. I will be posting all that I can about all the new insights into our favorite archosaurs, as well as any other interesting happenings at the meeting, but I do take SVP's embargo policy very seriously. Stay tuned. I am very excited for the meeting and I hope you are too! I hope to see you there!
We'll have to read over the embargo policy very carefully. I also want to blog it up about what's going on at SVP. My understanding is that we could write about a presentation as of the start time of that presentation. But I may have read that wrong...
ReplyDeleteYeah, that's my understanding of it too. I tried to find an "official" statement of the embargo policy on the website, but the best I could get was the little paragraph that you have to read and agree to before you look at the abstract book.
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