The 9th Plant Taphonomy Meeting

BORSBOOM, A., KOUWENBERG, L. & KÜRSCHNER, W.M.: Linking the present with the past

CHALONER, W.: Do spores squash like whole plants?

DIÉGUEZ, C. & HERNÁNDEZ, J.M.: Biostratinomic processes in the Late Jurassic flora from Villela

FALCON-LANG, H.: A Carboniferous upland flora

GEE, C.: The intertwined taphonomic history of plants and animals, particularly of the Cricetidae and Castanopsis. Or a Miocene hamster and his nuts

HEMSLEY, A.: Carboniferous coal swamp bryophytes: where are they?

HUNT, R.: Biodiversity and palaeoclimatic significance of Early Tertiary fossil floras in Antarctica

JANSSEN, C.R.: Taphonomy of sporomorphs in terrestrial environments and its consequences for the detection of spatial reconstruction of vegetation and for research strategy

KERP, H. & HASS, H.: Plants, substrates and preservation in the Lower Devonian Rhynie Chert plants

LOOY, C. & COLLINSON, M.E.: Questioning P-T boundary tetrads

RÖSSLER, R.: The Late Palaeozoic tree fern Psaronius - an outstanding ecosystem

RUNDGREN, M., BEERLING, D. & LOADER, N.J.: Interpreting climate signals from d¹³C of Holocene fossils: Quantifying diagenetic impacts

Van BERGEN, P. & POOLE, I.: Use and misuse of C isotopes in wood

VERSTEEGH, G.: Taphonomy of Dinoflagellate cysts

FERGUSON, D.K. et al.: Round table discussion