International Symposium on Dinosaur Tracks — Speakers
International Contributors

Scientists and specialists contributing research, field experience and perspectives from paleontology, ichnology, heritage and scientific communication.

01
Gerard Gierliński
Poland

Gerard Gierliński

New find of the large therapsid tracks in the Triassic of Poland.
02
Grzegorz Niedźwiedzki
Sweden

Grzegorz Niedźwiedzki

Triassic panorama of Poland — dinosaur and other tetrapod tracks from the Early to Late Triassic of Poland.
03
Rubén A. Rodríguez de la Rosa
Mexico

Rubén A. Rodríguez de la Rosa

Walking among giants: how footprint sites transform local culture and identity.
04
Lizbeth Mariana Delgado-Quiroz
Mexico

Lizbeth Mariana Delgado-Quiroz

Dogs, bears, and cats: the ichnological record of carnivorous mammals in the Cenozoic of México.
05
Hendrik Klein
Germany

Hendrik Klein

The Wiory ichnofauna — a window into Early Triassic archosaur and other tetrapod assemblages.
06
Witold Wesołowski
Poland

Witold Wesołowski

Geoparks as open-air museums of geological and cultural heritage in the process of enhancing regional tourism attractiveness.
07
Félix Pérez Lorente
Spain

Félix Pérez Lorente

La Rioja and its dinosaur empires.
08
Giuseppe Leonardi
Brazil

Giuseppe Leonardi

A contribution to dinosaur ichnology and paleontological heritage: tourism potential on six continents and several countries.
09
Claudia Sánchez Alva
Peru

Claudia Sánchez Alva

Photogrammetric analysis of dinosaur footprints from the Lower Cretaceous of the Capiza-Tipan site (Arequipa Region, Southern Peru): scientific and social use.
10
Alejandro Corrales-García
Canada

Alejandro Corrales-García

Dinosaur footprints from the Lower Cretaceous of Colombia: newly found ichnodiversity and taphonomic perspectives.
11
Diego Enrique Lozano Carmona
Mexico

Diego Enrique Lozano Carmona

A new record of Middle Jurassic dinosaur footprints from México.
12
Felisa Josefina Aguilar-Arellano
Mexico

Felisa Josefina Aguilar-Arellano

Successes and failures in the development of the Las Águilas paleontological site in Coahuila, Mexico, for tourism.
13
Andrés Link
Colombia

Andrés Link

First fossil trace of a large native South American ungulate from the Middle Miocene at La Venta (Colombia).
14
María del Rosario Fernández-Barajas
Mexico

María del Rosario Fernández-Barajas

A Pleistocene turtle egg (Testudoolithidae Hirsch, 1996), from San Juan Raya, Puebla, México.
15
Adriana Miranda
Mexico

Adriana Miranda

Sustainable tourism and scientific dissemination in ichnological sites of Puebla (Mexico): participation and leadership of local women.

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