Talk: Why becoming human? An evolutionary approach to Mankind

Wolfgang Stinnesbeck1, Christina Ifrim2, Francisco José Cueto Berciano2 and Karin Dietzschold2

1: Institut für Geowissenschaften, Universität Heidelberg, Im Neuenheimer Feld 234, 69120 Heidelberg, Deutschland.

2: Institut für Geowissenschaften, Universität Heidelberg, Im Neuenheimer Feld 234, 69120 Heidelberg, Deutschland. LAK2014@geow.uni-heidelberg.de

This document is intended to help you formatting your abstract for the LAK2014. Please don’t change the margins and make sure your abstract has a total size of one page only! Figures are not allowed. Define “Poster” or “Talk” as you see above in the title. Please have your abstract checked by a native English speaker before submission. We will not check for errors.

For your convenience this document has a style sheet for each section. To format your document correctly, you only have to apply the style sheets. If you need help applying style sheets please refer to the manual of your text editing software, or address to your favorite computer-wizard.

There is a total of 6 sections and respective style sheets, described below in detail. Note that the section “Text” has three different style sheets. In the following bullet list you can see all style sheets, the formatting they generate and some extra remarks:

“1 – Title” (Arial, 12pt, bold, all capitals, justified).

“2 – Authors” (Arial, 11pt, aligned left). Names of authors must correspond to the name they registered to the LAK2014.

“3 – Affiliation” (Arial, 9pt, justified, all but first line indent). Keep affiliations as short as possible, indicate at least one e-mail address, preferably of the corresponding author.

“4.1 – Text 1st Paragraph” (like 4.2 but more space above paragraph).

“4.2 – Text” (Arial, 11pt, justified, first line indent 0.5 mm). Please, put all text in regular font, only species names are allowed in italics.

“4.3 – Text List” (like 4.2 but all lines 0.5 mm indent, bullet list).

“5 – References” (Arial 11pt, all but first line indent 0.5 mm). All references cited in the text must appear in the reference list, reference list in alphabetical order.

“6 – Sponsored by” (Arial 9 pt, bold, justified).

We are looking forward to your presentations, whether oral or as poster, in Heidelberg.

Cueto Berciano, F.J., Ifrim, C. and Stinnesbeck, W. 2013. The Turon – Coniac Party, geology and x-mas rituals. A trip through time and cultures. Geosocial Bulletin 12, 122–123.

Dietzschold. K., and Cueto Berciano, F.J. 2013. Why organizing meetings is a time consuming enterprise. In: Stinnesbeck, W. (Ed.), Administrative Geology. Succes Press, Heidelberg, 36–1363.

Ifrim, C., Dietzschold. K., Stinnesbeck, W. and Cueto, F.J. 2013. Wow, we did it!. Success Press, Heidelberg, 1234p.

Stinnesbeck, W., Ifrim, C., Cueto Berciano, F.J. and Dietzschold. K. 2013. Why becoming human? An evolutionary approach to Mankind. Geophilosophical Journal 1, 45–89.

Sponsored by the Geosciences Brainpool.

GEOS

2013-10-29