
Explore Australia's prehistoric megafauna, ancient migrations, and "Australia's Serengeti" with palaeontologist Gilbert Price. Discover how past ecosystems responded to climate change and shaped modern Australia.

Explore the fascinating world of loess with geologist Mark Sweeney in this in-depth discussion, covering its formation, distribution, and significance in understanding Ice Age floods and climate history.

Discover the intriguing world of coastal peatlands through Late Cretaceous and Paleocene case studies, exploring their formation, preservation, and significance in geological history.

Explore how syndepositional deformation impacts depositional processes, examining case studies from Trinidad, USA, and Germany. Gain insights into the interplay between tectonics, eustasy, and sedimentation.

Explore ancient bedding planes as preserved snapshots of past environments, revealing microscale topography and palaeoenvironmental information from deep time.

Explore bioturbation in carbonate drifts to uncover detailed palaeoenvironmental conditions, enhancing understanding of past oceanic and ecological settings.

Explore Earth's terrestrial carbonates through time, from soil to hot springs. Discover their role in studying planetary evolution and life's interplay with environments across the galaxy.

Explore cat domestication, migration, and human-animal interactions through biomolecular research, from Neolithic origins to modern challenges in wildlife conservation.

Explore the origins of bone biology through advanced imaging techniques, uncovering the evolutionary history of this living tissue and its remarkable functions in early jawless fish.

Explore 3D shape analysis of fossil bird sternums to uncover flight evolution. Groundbreaking research compares ancient Ichthyornis to modern birds, revealing insights into avian flight origins.

Explore the evolution and spread of grasslands over 30 million years through microscopic plant fossils, revealing insights into this major ecological transformation.

Explore the dinosaur extinction debate through microfossil research in Saskatchewan, examining the role of the bolide impact and its implications for understanding modern climate change.

Explore mammal evolution from 300 million years ago, uncovering new fossil discoveries and technological insights that reveal the fascinating journey of synapsids to modern mammals.

Explore Manitoba's Late Cretaceous marine life through microvertebrate fossils, revealing new discoveries and challenging existing hypotheses about vertebrate community zonation in prehistoric North America.

Explore Antarctic vegetation history and its role in revealing past climate changes, from greenhouse to icehouse conditions, through fossil records and sediment analysis.

Explore Oviraptorosaur growth and diversity through bone histology. Learn how microscopic analysis reveals dinosaur age, development, and species variation in this fascinating paleontological study.

Explore Spain's prehistoric past, from Cretaceous wetlands to exceptional fossil sites, uncovering unique dinosaur species that once roamed the Iberian Peninsula like real-life 'dragons'.

Explore the fascinating evolution of Tuatara and its extinct relatives, uncovering new insights from a fossil discovery in Wyoming that sheds light on the morphology and history of these ancient reptiles.

Exploring techniques to rediscover lost dinosaur quarries in Alberta, highlighting the importance of precise location data and innovative methods for identifying century-old excavation sites.

Explore ancient salamander fossils from China's Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, revealing insights into their diversity, life histories, and evolutionary relationships.

Explore the 130-million-year journey of herrings and related species, from their origins to becoming one of today's most abundant fish groups, surviving extinctions and climate changes.