A palaeontologist’s book review of A Secret History of Sharks
August 9th, 2025 | by Hady George
For approximately 450 million years, sharks and their cartilaginous relatives have been a major hallmark of marine life. Withstanding multiple [&hellip
August 9th, 2025 | by Hady George
For approximately 450 million years, sharks and their cartilaginous relatives have been a major hallmark of marine life. Withstanding multiple [&hellip
August 1st, 2025 | by David Marshall
We get unexpected results whilst on the hunt for the earliest vertebrate teeth with Dr Yara Haridy
July 1st, 2025 | by David Marshall
Dr Christine Sosiak introduces us to the stem ants
May 14th, 2025 | by Hady George
I don’t need to tell you how awe-inspiring dinosaurs are, but I would like to tell you about how weird [&hellip
March 20th, 2025 | by Hady George
Mammoths, sabre-toothed cats, and giant ground sloths may be among the most iconic animals of the ice age, but the [&hellip
February 22nd, 2025 | by David Marshall
What happens when the presence of a single species impacts everything in an environment? Dr Tom Smith joins us to discuss ecosystem engineers
January 20th, 2025 | by Hady George
If there was a Period of Earth’s history that could be called ‘the one with the weird vertebrates’, it would [&hellip
November 4th, 2024 | by Hady George
If I asked you to imagine a crocodilian you would no doubt conjure up a semi-aquatic ambush predator covered in [&hellip
September 5th, 2024 | by Guest Blogger
Langebaanweg is a Mio-Pliocene aged fossil locality on the west coast of South Africa (about 120 Km from Cape Town), [&hellip
July 23rd, 2024 | by David Marshall
We're off to Cerney Wick to conduct some Pleistocene/Jurassic fieldwork in this special episode