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Re: SVPCA 51 TALKS, sad correction

Hi Darren and other listmembers,
I do not think that anyone is planning to leave Australia only to listen my speech, but anyway, I have to be honest and inform listmembers that, due to abrupt shrinkage of funds, I will not be able to attend the SVPCA meeting, thus my talk on european (UK!) drepanosaurids will be deleted. What a shame (for me).
If that topic is of interest to anyone, however, a short paper (along with Nick Fraser) should be out in the september issue of JVP. I will be also happy to eventually discuss about this either on the list or privately.
Sigh,

                                                        Silvio Renesto

At 13.33 26/08/2003 +0100, Darren Naish wrote: 
The third circular for the 51st SVPCA arrived today. The
following talks are among those listed..

Buffetaut: A mysterious giant pterosaur from the Lower
Cretaceous of eastern France

Dyke: Fossils, basal relationships, and timing of divergence
of Palaeognathiformes

Elzanowski: The missing principles of palaeontological
reconstruction

Evans, M: An intriguing new plesiosaur from the
Pliensbachian of England

Evans, S. E. et al: Fossil salamanders from the Jurassic of
Euramerica

Forrest: Plesiosaur vertebrae from the Rhaetian bone beds:
what's the point?

Henderson: Sauropod body shapes and narrow- and wide-
gauge trackways

Herkner & Spitz: A never-ending story - confusion about
the limb position of _Triceratops_

Hutt: seriously large dinosaurs from seriously small scraps

Maderson: Feather development: the whole story and how it
impacts putative feathered dinosaurs

Milner et al: A bird-like brain in _Archaeopteryx_ -
evidence from high resolution tomography of the braincase

Naish: An enigmatic small theropod from the Cretaceous of
Brazil

Norman: _Heterodontosaurus_: its cranial anatomy and
systematics

Parish: The phylogenetic placement and the evolution of the
dodo (_Raphus cucullatus_) and solitaire (_Pezophaps
solitaria_)  (Aves: Columbifomes)

Parrish: New insights into the anatomy of _Azendohsaurus_
and implications for the phylogeny of basalm ornithodirans

Renesto: New data on the anatomy and biogeography of the
Drepanosauridae

Steel: A new pterosaur from the Isle of Wight

Unwin: Pterosaur tracks: one steo beyond

Upchurch & Martin: _Cetiosaurus_: the 'first' sauropod
genus

Also loads of interest in the posters but no time to list them
too. Check out the website for further info.. www.svpca.org

--


Darren Naish
School of Earth & Environmental Sciences
University of Portsmouth UK, PO1 3QL

email: darren.naish@port.ac.uk
tel: 023 92846045


_
A good traveler leaves no tracks.
Good speech lacks faultfinding.
A good counter needs no calculator.
A well-shut door will stay closed without a latch.
Skillful fastening will stay tied without knots.
                        (Lao Tzu)


Prof. Silvio Renesto
Department of Structural and Functional Biology
Università degli Studi dell'Insubria
via Dunant 3
21100 Varese
Tel. +39-0332-421560

e-mail: silvio.renesto@uninsubria.it