10th International Symposium of Cephalopods Past and Present in Fez, Morocco
March 30, 2018
The team in Fez, Morocco.
Field work in the area on the K/Pg mass extinction boundary.
Lecturer Matthew Garb and four students he is advising in collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History (undergraduates Alison Rowe and Kayla Irizarry, and M.S. students Shannon Brophy and Jone Naujokaityte), attended the 10th International Symposium of Cephalopods Past and Present in Fez, Morocco, in March 2018. Rowe and Irizarry successfully presented their research at the conference, and Rowe won best poster presentation. After the conference, the research group spent three days doing fieldwork in the area on the K/Pg mass extinction boundary. The goal is to present some of this work at the national Geological Society of America annual meeting in the fall in Indianapolis.
