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#24 - Palaeovision winners 2021 - the Friedrich–Alexander University (FAU)
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#23 - Anjali Goswami - Cenozoic slowdown in placental skull evolution
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#22 - Alavya Dhungana - Is early euarthropod evolution characterised by ‘creeps’ or ‘jerks’? - v2
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#21 - Alavya Dhungana - Is early euarthropod evolution characterised by ‘creeps’ or ‘jerks’? - v1
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#20 - Neil Davies - Giant articulated Arthropleura remains from the Mississippian of northern England
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#19 - Bryan Shirley - Quantifying conodont crystals: controls of biomineralization in early vertebrates
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#18 - Luke Parry - Analysis of skeleton space reveals early unique excursions in the evolution of spiralian hard parts
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#17 - Hugo Dutel - How in vivo data can shed light on jaw evolution during the fish–tetrapod transition
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#16 - Richard Dearden - Did Carboniferous chimaeras suck? Evidence for high-performance suction feeding in the Pennsylvanian stem-group holocephalan Iniopera
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#15 - Antonio Ballell Mayoral - Dental form and function and feeding diversity during the early evolution of Dinosauria
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#14 - Luke Meade - Cranial muscle reconstructions quantify adaptation for high bite forces in Oviraptorosauria
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#13 - James Mulqueeney - Assessing the impact of climate change on the structural integrity of benthic foraminifera during the Palaeocene Eocene Thermal Maximum – implications for future climate change
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#12 - Emily Rayfield - Decoding the evolution of form and function in the fossil record: why are animals shaped the way they are?
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#11 - Jennifer Hoyal Cuthill - Diversification through the looking glass: the continuum of mass radiation and extinction
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#10 - Struan Henderson - Occurrences of Palaeozoic ray-finned fishes exhibit major biases which confound diversity estimates
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#9 - Valentin Fischer - Marine tetrapod feeding guilds using automated high-density D geometric morphometrics
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#8 - Joseph Keating - In search of ancestors: benchmarking parsimony and likelihood methods of ancestral state estimation
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#7 - Thitiwoot Sethapanichsakul - A juvenile rhynchosaur specimen from the Otter Sandstones of Southern England (Anisian, Middle Triassic)
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#6 - Aude Cincotta - Simple and branched pterosaur feathers with distinct melanosome geometries reveal deep origins of visual signalling in feather evolution
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#5 - Katie Delahooke - “Conga Lines” of small fronds: implications for reproduction and clonality in the Ediacaran
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#4 - Xiaoya Ma - A Can of Cambrian worms
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#3 - Emily Mitchell - Ecological insights into Ediacaran evolution
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#2 - Abderrazak El Albani - The Gabonionta: a new perspective in understanding the emergence of multicellularity
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#1 - Derek Briggs - The Possibilities of Problematica