WE are interested in the origin and evolution of invertebrate animals as informed by exceptionally preserved fossils from Paleozoic deposits. Our research brings together specimen-based traditional paleontology and fieldwork, developmental biology of extant organisms, and state of the art imaging and analytical techniques to study the evolutionary history of euarthropods and their close relatives. To find out more about our research please click HERE
NOSOTROS estamos interesados en el origen y evolución de los animales invertebrados con base en el estudio de fósiles excepcionalmente preservados provenientes de depósitos Paleozoicos. El grupo combina paleontología tradicional, trabajo de campo, biología del desarrollo, y técnicas de imagen y análisis de vanguardia para reconstruir la historia evolutiva de los euartrópodos y sus familiares cercanos. Para conocer más sobre nuestras actividades por favor siga este ENLACE 
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Biostratigraphic correlation with trilobites supports a Paleozoic origin for the group - @dog_rates might need to cover all the Phanerozoic ⚒️ t.co/T0dQsRCiDR t.co/RWmOlupms6
- @ProgPal2022 @HarryBerks Fantastic work @HarryBerks! Fascinating that this animal appears to be a longer-bodied version of Squamacula clypeata. The base of Artiopoda is a tricky area due to a combination of not many fossils, and not a lot of characters preserved in some of those 🤔
- 🚨Paper Alert🚨@InvertebratePal and I’s latest paper on the Cambrian soft-bodied faunas from Utah. Perfect #WormWednesday, since we describe Utahnax vannieri, a new lobopodian belonging to the stem of the most speciose of all modern phyla: the Arthropoda. t.co/S9an07QXj8 t.co/BLXiUCdzVH
- We are hiring an Education and Outreach Manager. Details at t.co/keZa5y8KRI #OEBemployees #HarvardHiring t.co/1Wr4cZZEzX
- @ross_p_anderson @ProgPal2022 @OxUniEarthSci @MortonHayward @JCosmidis @OxfordEnvRes @ThePalAss This sounds super interesting! Any chance @MortonHayward might be presenting this @ThePalAss or some other meeting later this year? 🤓