570–560 Ma old embryo-like #microfossils from #Greenland shed light on the early #evolution of animals.
Find more in this exciting article by Dr. Sebastian Willman and others, published in Nature Communications Biology.
https://t.co/wYz3eBXUNb
Exciting news for our group with two new grants awarded
Dr. Ben Slater and Dr. Anna Neubeck will conduct interesting research on the origin of life and the role of "stone eating" bacteria on the climate.
More info in the links:
https://t.co/igX9NsEp43
https://t.co/51sxMB4ghd
How do #phytoplankton respond to large-scale climatic transitions?
Learn how #coccolithophores did during the Middle #Miocene.
New publication by Jorijntje Henderiks and others in Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology.
https://t.co/x9WvuEsyOs
Our paper on the timing of animal origins now out, defending the fossil record and showing systematic bias in some molecular clocks. We argue molecular clocks can't be used to support a cryptic deep origin of animals. https://t.co/zg7FJkwrw0 @richardpmann
New exciting research by Dr. Luka Šupraha and Professor Jorijntje Henderiks on #coccolithophore phenotypic evolution. Published in Biogeosciences Discussions.
Check the link:
https://t.co/QndUYRp5of
Hi everyone—I am advertising a 2-year (possibly extendable) postdoc position in avian macroevolution/palaeontology. Please share widely! Application deadline is 29th February: https://t.co/nWRZfcO7Uq
The Application Procedure for the ECORD Summer School 2020: Downhole Logging for IODP Science
(4th to the 10th of July 2020, Leicester, UK) is open until 14 February 2020 - check their website! https://t.co/IPUcUt4pjL
Check out this exciting paper published by Davies et al. just before the end of 2019 and learn more about how Earth's surface co-evolved with life.
Evolutionary synchrony of Earth’s biosphere and #sedimentary-#stratigraphic record. Davies et al., 2019
https://t.co/jXA1IsZ14J