Wednesday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	U32A	Marriott salon 7	Fiftieth Anniversary of Apparent Polar Wander: Accomplishments and Challenges II Presiding: V Courtillot, Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris; H Frankel, University of Missouri at Kansas City    [Abstracts]
1020	U32A-01	Marriott salon 7	Fast Apparent Polar Wander in the Phanerozoic: True PW or Fast Drift Rates? *R Van der Voo, M L Bazhenov, N M Levashova, K E Degtyarev, A V Mikolaichuk, P J McCausland    [details]
1035	U32A-02	Marriott salon 7	Apparent polar wander paths and relative paleolongitude in supercontinents *D A Evans    [details]
1050	U32A-03	Marriott salon 7	Paleomagnetism of the 765 Ma Luakela Volcanics in NW Zambia and Implications for Neoproterozoic Positions of the Congo Craton *M T Wingate, S A Pisarevsky, B De Waele    [details]
1105	U32A-04	Marriott salon 7	Evolution of the APWP for Gondwana: constraints based on the geology of eastern Australia *J C Briden, M W McElhinny    [details]
1120	U32A-05	Marriott salon 7	Cretaceous Apparent Polar Wander Relative to the Major Cratons and Displacement Estimates of Baja British Columbia *R J Enkin    [details]
1135	U32A-06	Marriott salon 7	The Cordilleran Cretaceous Apparent Polar Wander Path : Implications for the paleogeographic evolution of Saybia and Laurentia *S T Johnston    [details]
1150	U32A-07	Marriott salon 7	Paleomagnetic Rotations in the Northwest U.S. - Setting the Stage for Contemporary Deformation Models of the Cascadia Convergent Margin *R E Wells    [details]
1205	U32A-08	Marriott salon 7	A Comparison of Geodetic and Paleomagnetic Estimates of Block Rotation Rates in Deforming Zones *R McCaffrey, L M Wallace INVITED    [details]