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PalaeoClub Travis Park
Earth Sciences Seminar Rachel Wood
History of Research
First Animals Exhibition
Skull evolution – the key to success for Darwin’s finches
Don't Walk on the rocks: Jack Matthews
Endless worms most beautiful: Luke Parry
Species that survive mass extinction events do not take over the space of fallen competitors
Earth Sciences DPhil Graduate Awarded Alfred Sherwood Romer Prize in Vertebrate Palaeontology
Burmese Treasure: An ammonite in amber
Earth Sciences postgraduate awarded Best Student Presentation at the NAPC 2019
Past climate change pushed birds from the northern hemisphere to the tropics
Oxygen linked with the boom and bust of early animal evolution
Ledumahadi mafube – New Jurassic Giant of South Africa
Two new Chinese dinosaurs discovered
Greater species diversity at the equator linked to variations in precipitation
New species of rare ancient ‘worm’ discovered in fossil hotspot
Fish bone structure reveals surprising parallel evolution of warming mechanism
Soft tissue fossil clues could help search for ancient life on Earth and other planets
Dr Sam Giles awarded Dorothy Hodgkin Fellowship
Professor Roger Benson
New mathematical analysis confirms ‘Dickinsonia’ was an animal
“Dinosaur fish” sheds new light on the fish family tree
First evidence of Scottish mammals producing milk
Sam Giles wins L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science fellowship
4th year undergraduate project reveals hint of origin of life on Earth
Slower evolution and climate change drove ichthyosaurs to extinction
Isle of Skye fossil makes three species one
DPhil fieldwork contributes to Nature paper
Bursting into life
Life's big bang?
Who shot the Dodo?
Bound by blood
Rehoming a dinosaur
Secrets of an ancient reptile
Tales from the Jurassic Coast
Dinosaur WLTM friendly new carers
Traces from space
The ancient 'Kite Runner'
Plesiosaur puzzle
Prehistoric parasites
Ancient arthropods
The finest fossils
Half-a-billion-year-old fossil offers new clues to how life exploded on sea floor
Fossil plankton may be the key to understanding prehistoric climate change
Getting to the root of plant evolution
Two-faced fish clue that our ancestors 'weren't shark-like'
Fossilised dinosaur brain tissue identified for the first time
Scientists discover oldest plant root stem cells
Professor Paul Smith wins royal award for work in the Arctic
Jurassic saw fastest mammal evolution
New study provides strongest evidence that oxygen levels were key to evolution of early animals
Tentacled ‘Cthulhu’ fossil reconstruction reveals monstrous relative of modern sea cucumbers
Thread-like associations connected ancient animals more than half-a-billion years ago
Dr Ross Anderson
Dr Roger Close
Dr Neil Brocklehurst
Dr Alex Bjarnason
Dr Isabel Fenton
Dr Frankie Dunn
Dr David Ford
Associate Professor Erin Saupe
Dr Jack Matthews
Professor Roger Benson
Dr Duncan Murdock
Dr Guillermo Navalón
Dr James Neenan
Dr Elsa Panciroli
Professor Paul Smith
Dr Tom Kemp
Professor Jim Kennedy
Professor Derek Siveter
Gwen Antell
Brooke Johnson
Duhita Naware
Andrew Orkney
Brigit Tronrud
Dr Luke Parry
Dr Ricardo Pérez-de la Fuente
Dr Imran Rahman
Dr Anthony Shillito
Dr Roland Sookias
Dr Lauren Sumner-Rooney
Mhairi Reid
Matthew Sutton
Armin Schmitt
Sandy Hetherington appointed PalAss Exceptional Lecturer
Oxford Geoheritage Virtual Conference
PalaeoClub Online: Gwen Antell
PalaeoClub Online: Isabel Fenton
PalaeoClub Online: Imran Rahman
PalaeoClub Online: Roger Close
PalaeoClub Online: Ross Anderson
PalaeoClub Online: Sandy Hetherington
PalaeoClub Online: 1
PalaeoClub Online: Guillermo Navalón
Sandy Hetherington awarded UKRI Future Leader Fellowship
Ocean biodiversity has not increased substantially for hundreds of millions of years
PalaeoClub Online: Luke Parry
Ross Anderson wins Yale Simpson Prize
Virtual Palaeontology: Imran Rahman
The Chronicles of Charnia: Frankie Dunn
The why, what, when, and how of the first animal skeletons: Duncan Murdock
Oldest relative of ragworms and earthworms discovered
Fossil hunting? Clay holds the key
PalaeoClub Online: Gwen Antell and Em Dale
The Cambrian Explosion and the evolutionary origin of animals: Paul Smith
Rotten Fish and Fossils - How experimental decay is transforming our understanding of ancient life: Sarah Gabbott
First Animals - how did they move?: Shuhai Xiao
Extraordinary soft-bodied fossils highlight the Cambrian Explosion: Derek Briggs
Gabriela Mangano
Rachel Wood
Oxford to host virtual PalAss 2020
Eigg beach runner stumbles on dinosaur bone
High-tech insect origami
PalaeoClub Online: Week 1
PalaeoClub Online Week 2: Duncan Murdock and Jack Matthews
PalaeoClub Online Week 6: Gwen Antell
PalaeoClub Online Week 7: Nicolás Mongiardino Koch (Yale)
PalaeoClub Online Week 8: Farid Saleh (Yunnan)
Fossil Insect Wonders: Ricardo Pérez-de la-Fuente
PalAss Annual Meeting 2020
Ben Igielman
Gwen Antell wins best student presentation
Clay-organic bonds key to Burgess Shale fossilisation
Associate Professor Erin Saupe wins the Palaeontological Association's Hodson Award
PalaeoClub Online Week 1: Eli Amson (Berlin)
PalaeoClub Online Week 2: Thomas Püschel (Oxford Anthropology)
PalaeoClub Online Week 3: Brigit Tronrud
PalaeoClub Online Week 4
PalaeoClub Online Week 5: Roger Benson
PalaeoClub Online Week 6: Frankie Dunn
PalaeoClub Online Week 7: Flávio Pretto (CAPPA Dinosaur Centre, Brazil)
PalaeoClub Online Week 8: Luke Parry