Publishes papers on developments in the sciences concerning the history of life through geological time and the biology of past organisms.
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Excited to announce that I have joined the editorial board of Historical Biology as a Review Editor! I look forward to contribute in this journal and support new and exciting research in paleontology and evolutionary biology!
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🚨 Multiple roles available to apply for at Historical Biology! We are seeking a data editor, an associate editor & multiple review editors to join our board. Starting August 2026. Details below:
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🚨 Multiple roles available to apply for at Historical Biology!
We are seeking a data editor, an associate editor & multiple review editors to join our board. Starting August 2026.
Details below:
editorresources.taylorandfra…
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Our newest #SciComm editorial covers our recent publication identifying salt glands in spinosaurs, adding a whole new layer to the great "aquatic" debate.
Read the editorial here: doi.org/10.1080/08912963.202…
Read the original paper here: doi.org/10.1080/08912963.202…
Our newest #ScienceCommunication editorial focuses on a new paper that constructed a fully OA, reusable dataset on sauropod DMTA - a case study of our recent transition to an Open & FAIR data policy! 🦕 doi.org/10.1080/08912963.202…
Read the original paper: doi.org/10.1080/08912963.202…
Historical Biology retweeted
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My newest paper! A small contribution to the #Tenerife and #Canary Islands #fossil record, this time focusing on #lava tree moulds, plant fossils that are often neglected in #Macaronesia. Open acess in @HistBiol: doi.org/10.1080/08912963.202…
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Excited to share our new publication in @HistBiol on fossil lizards from the Late Miocene Siwalik deposits of Dunera, Punjab, India.
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Historical Biology retweeted
I’m pleased to share that I’ve joined Historical Biology as a new Associate Editor! 😊
Looking forward to supporting research in molecular palaeontology and Quaternary faunas.
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Historical Biology retweeted
Excited to report that @ScrippsJSchool journalism student Eric Boles published his master's thesis research (which I helped supervise) on aspects of news coverage of paleo in the 1990s in @HistBiol: bit.ly/41VMS4e. Also elicited an editorial: bit.ly/4spzQH9! 🦖
For #FossilFriday, we're pleased to announce Dr. Brooke Long-Fox as our new deputy editor-in-chief!
Dr. Brooke Long-Fox is a paleobiologist whose research explores how organisms respond to environmental change across spatial & temporal scales.
She collaborates on aquatic ecology projects examining productivity, nutrient availability & PFAS contaminants in modern rivers & contributes to efforts that develop AI-assisted tools for data curation, while advancing open & reproducible science through her work with MorphoBank.
For #FossilFriday, we're paying tribute to fossils from the incredible work of our deputy editor-in-chief, Dr Hans Sues, who sadly passed away last weekend.
This photo of him includes a cast of a Brontosaurus skull, a 20 m sauropod, from the Smithsonian where he worked 🦕(1/6)
Lastly, we have Pappochelys, which Hans called one of his favourite fossils. This diaspid reptile's discovery suggests turtles should also be considered diaspids. This critter, described by Hans in 2015, could thus be a stem turtle 🐢
Paper: nature.com/articles/nature14… (5/6)
Historical Biology retweeted
Thrilled to announce that I’ve just become Associate Editor of Historical Biology journal @HistBiol! :)
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