BentonFest: A celebration of the career of Professor Michael Benton UoB Palaeobiology invites you to a research symposium of leading researchers, celebrating Mike's astonishing career, Friday 6th September 2024 University of Bristol Reserve your free place: shorturl.at/v9ZC2

"New study reveals lost world of diversity for rare and ancient marine animals" ounews.co/science-mct/ne… Happy to see our new paper out today in Nature Ecology & Evolution nature.com/articles/s4155… & rdcu.be/dOVbJ Biology at The Open University UoB Palaeobiology

Congrats to Ben Griffin on the second paper from his PhD!

NEW #OpenAccess PAPER OUT TODAY from UoB Palaeobiology! Here we explore the morpho-functional diversity of crocodile-line archosaur lower jaws, from their diverse origins in the Triassic to the crocodilians of today royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

The latest in tyrannosaur body size evolution and feeding mechanics based on my PhD work at @bristolpalaeo with Emily Rayfield - still more to come in the near future... cell.com/iscience/fullt…

A huge congratulations to palaeontologist Professor Emily Rayfield who has received the prestigious The Royal Society Gabor Medal for distinction of interdisciplinary work between the life sciences with other disciplines. Emily Rayfield University of Bristol Earth Sciences UoB Palaeobiology

Splendid day in Bristol, celebrating the career of our pal and mentor Mike Benton UoB Palaeobiology. Mike is ‘retiring,’ which really just means he’ll have more time to write, and add to his tally of 85 paleontology books!