By Research Associate Dr. Alessandro Palci Left: A life scene in the Dolomites region, Northern Italy, about 240 million years…
Dr Alice M. Clement The appearance of the first tetrapods, the limbed vertebrates which today dominate the land, represents…
Alice didn’t come to Flinders Palaeontology via the usual route – she travelled half the world to get here, but,…
And the awards keep coming! Last month Dr. Alice Clement received a Vice-Chancellor’s Award for an Early Career Researcher. Alice…
At the recent CAVEPS event (Conference on Australasian Vertebrate Evolution, Palaeontology and Systematics) held at Queenstown, New Zealand in October,…
Professor Long is an expert in ancient fishes, and has undertaken many international expeditions in search of them, but he has…
I’m one of those annoying people who decided what they wanted to do when they were five and didn’t look…
Prof. Rod Wells is rightly regarded as the ‘founding father’ of palaeontology at Flinders. His story of how he came…
In our lab we become immersed in the study of our fossils. We clean and repair them, sort them from…
A palaeontologist is what many a kid dreams of becoming and I have been lucky enough to achieve that handle….