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Belgium and Wales 2016

Always good to head out on a paleontology trip by visiting the O'Hare brachiosuarus

Flying buttresses!

Ghent: St. Niklas Church, the Belfry, and St. Bavos Cathedral

So nice to have Sarah and Adriane here!

Het Pand, our conference venue is on the left side. St. Michaels is on the right.

Main entrance to Het Pand, our conference venue

Posters with a Medieval flair

Stigall Lab!

The decor fits the paleontology theme

Me and my title slide

The Castle of the Counts from 11880--also the site of our welcome reception

Brachiopodologists!

Beer, science, and castle

Stigall lab storms the castle

Conference banquet

Ghent Post Office

Mix of old and new

Beautiful river view

Port of Calais

White Cliffs near Calais (Cretaceous chalk)

Channeling Danerys. Watch out Westeros, umm Britain.

White Cliffs of Dover! (Cretaceous chalk)

Scenic Ordovician outcrops of Wales

Geologists on the trail

Pillow basalts

Grey Seal

St. Davids Cathedral

Cambrian Caerfai Formation

Intertidal zone

Caerfai Bay

Neolithic Burial Site

Marloes Sands

Silurian outcrops

Modern traces in modern soils

Lingulid brachipod!

Silurian soils

Root traces in Silurian soils

Brachiopod!

Lots of structural damage in these rocks

The Coralliferous Formation

"Three Chimneys" as mapped by Murchinson

Prof Williams points out that color change =/= boundary from Silurian to Devonian

Pembroke Castle

Beaches are HUGE at low tide

Diving Gannet

Our guide reminded me of Daniel Craig...perhaps he's too busy doing geology to do any more Bond movies?

Impessively thick paleosol

Tidal range of Freshwater West

Cross beds

Burrows!

Giant beach!

modern Radulichnus

Silurian turbidites

Dolphin

New Quay

This guy wanted my lunch

We had to pass this horse to get to our rocks

Also, lots of sheep on the path

Hirnantian channel incision and fill

Elephant skin

Bedding vs. rock cleavage

Acadian folding

Nerites

Goodbye Britain!

Exhausted, but at the Ghent Festival anyway

Ghent Festival

Ghent festival

Lab News

  • Ohio University Research News Coverage November 24, 2020
  • Virtual GSA 2020 October 30, 2020
  • Stigall co-organizes online conference for IGCP 653: “Zooming in on the GOBE” September 12, 2020
  • Alycia takes on the role of Chair for the Department of Geological Sciences September 1, 2020
  • 2019-2020 Geology Department Awards May 1, 2020

Research Projects

  • Long term impacts of invasive species
  • Biogeographic controls on speciation
  • Paleoecological Niche Modeling (PaleoENM)
  • Phylogenetically-informed methods of biogeographic analysis
  • Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event
  • Late Ordovician Richmondian Invasion
  • Species invasions and the Late Devonian Biodiversity Crisis
  • Phylogenetic revision of brachiopod taxa
  • Spinicaudatan systematics and taphonomy
  • Digitization of fossil collections
  • Social equity in science and science education

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Dr. Alycia L. Stigall
Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences
University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN 45701
1.865.974.0393
stigall@utk.edu

Recent Posts
  • Ohio University Research News Coverage
  • Virtual GSA 2020
  • Stigall co-organizes online conference for IGCP 653: “Zooming in on the GOBE”
  • Alycia takes on the role of Chair for the Department of Geological Sciences
  • 2019-2020 Geology Department Awards
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