3 days!
The one-day event will include papers aiming to provide a broad perspective on paleobiological and conservation/restoration related issues, aiming to integrate past and present perspectives on carnivores and humans.
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Today we present one of our Speakers
Owen Middleton @OwenMiiddleton Researcher, University of Sussex (UK) @NatureMetrics@SussexUni
Will talk about "Learning from the past to inform the future: The challenges in coexisting with large carnivores in Italy"
Today we present one of our Speakers
@ArdevolRosell - Catalan Institute of Human Palaeoecology and Social Evolution/URV
Will talk about "The identification of trophic dynamics at Toll Cave (Barcelona, Spain) from an actualistic research on urus actors in the spanish Pyrenees"
Today we present one of our Speakers
Marco Galaverni @GalaverniMarco - Programme Director – WWF @WWF_YOUng (Italy)
Will talk about "Learning from the past to inform the future: The challenges in coexisting with large carnivores in Italy"
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Today we present one of our Speakers
Marius Robu - Researcher, Emil Racovita Institute of Speleology, Romanian Academy (Romania)
Will talk about "Underrated ambush specialists in caves - Ice Age wolves preying on cave bears. Study case: Muierilor Cave, Romania"
15 days to the beginning of the Human-Carnivoran interactions symposium!
We remind you that the symposium will focus on that Archimedean point between the past and future of human relations with carnivorans.
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Ignacio Lazagabaster @IALazagabaster - Postdoc, University of Liverpool (UK) @LivUni
Will talk about "The DEADSEA_ECO PROJECT: Investigating human-carnivoran interactions through the study of cave bone assemblages in the Judean desert"
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Ine Dorresteijn - Assistant Professor, Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development, Utrecht University (Netherlands) @UUCopernicus
Will talk about "Living with wildlife: Thinking beyond conflict"
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We present one of our Speakers!
Saverio Bartolini Lucenti @SaveBarLu - University of Florence @UNI_FIRENZE@paleofablab
Will talk about "One against many: considerations on the carnivore guild of Dmanisi and the place of homo in the Early Pleistocene ecosystem of Georgia"
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Uri Davidovich - Lecturer, Institute of Archaeology, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Israel) @HebrewU
Will talk about "Leopard traps and human-leopard interactions in the Judean desert"
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Los Prociónidos tienen el honor se ser los primeros carnívoros placentarios que alcanzaron Sudamérica, antes incluso del Gran Intercambio Americano. Allí, se desarrollaron formas gigantes como "Chapalmalania". Para saber más: https://t.co/uUHEbaCn6W
Ilustración: R. Uchytel
Today we present one of our Plenary Speakers
TOM GILBERT - Professor, University of Copenhagen (Denmark) will talk about "Lions and wolves in space and time - Genomic time series as a tool for guiding conservation efforts"
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Today we present one of our Plenary Speakers
TAMAR DAYAN - Professor, Tel Aviv University (Israel), will talk on the first sesion about the Ecological role of large carnivores.
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Interesting 🧵 v/@ZLitsenburg
Next to a video recording of my talk I will be posting the five discussion points I proposed in this 🧵 and also ones that came up during today's discussion at
@ZooarchSTW#ZooarchTheWorld#Zooarchaeology
https://t.co/RZN3OiC4PW
My first first-author article is now available in @SpringerNature, with @ManuelSalesa@Gemmula@MAntonPaleoart & al. (thanks to all of them)! Take a look at it to find out all that the forelimb of Amphicynodon can tell us about its locomotor abilities. 🐻 https://t.co/xGZZE3hQ78
if you are attending to #BES2020 festival of ecology, check out my poster on seed-dispersal potential by Neotropical carnivorans! they consume more than 60 plant families and should be taken into account in seed-dispersal networks :)