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#29 - Peter Skelton - The rudest bivalve
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#28 - Carys Bennett - Repeat colonisation of temporary water-bodies by Early Carboniferous invertebrates
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#27 - Denis Audo - an enigmatic lobster
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#26 - Joseph Botting - A surfeit of sponges
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#25 - Tom Challands - Long snouted lungfish brain map
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#24 - Gilles Cuny - Shark tooth structure
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#23 - Roger Benson - Dinosaur size
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#22 - Rob Sansom - The restriction of early jawless vertebrates to shallow water environments
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#21 - Graeme Lloyd - The tribulations of crown birds
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#20 - Laura McLennan - Megalodon vs the Great White shark
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#19 - Mónica Martí Mus - Burgess Shale-type preservation of hyolithids
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#18 - Tom Harvey - Meiofauna vs. borrowers
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#17 - Lidya Tarhan - Textured organic wallpaper
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#16 - Aodhàn Butler - The trouble with the fossil record
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#15 - Timothy Topper - brachiopod chaetae
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#14 - Robert Goodall - Inferring the diet of early whales from tooth wear
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#13 - David Button - Dietary evolution in sauropods
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#12 - Christine Strullu-Derrien - Fungal-plant interactions
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#11 - Laura Tilley - The trend to narrow growth rings in colder temperatures
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#10 - Alex Lee - An overheating angiosperm
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#9 - Martin Schobben - An oxygen isotope excursion
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#8 - Alice Kennedy - The freeze-thaw technique for extracting forams
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#7 - Alan Haywood - Your model is only as good as its input
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#6 - James Riding - A dino-flagellate
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#5 - David Beerling - Harnessing photosynthesis
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#4 - Diane Edwards - Lilliputian plants and giant mushrooms
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#3 - Nicholas Butterfield - The ecological dominance of prokaryotes over eukaryotes
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#2 - Charles Wellman - A primitive eukaryote
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#1 - Simon Poulton - The perils of oxygenic photosynthesis