Video/TV
Species loss, community collapse, and ecosystem recovery during mass extinctions – Innovation in Palaeontology Lecture Series 2024/25 – The Palaeontological Association YouTube channel
Mass extinctions – pushing life to the limit – The Palaeontological Association YouTube channel
1st International Palaeontological Virtual Congress keynote presentation: A history of the world imperfectly kept: Identifying, quantifying and dealing with sampling bias in the fossil record. – The Palaeontological Association YouTube channel
Lyell Meeting 2018: Modelling the ecological determinants of extinction across Mesozoic hyperthermal events. Geological Society Youtube channel.
Have I Got News For You Missing Words Round; April 2016
A headline taken from The Independent who featured an article reporting on Dunhill et al. (2016) Dinosaur biogeographical structure and Mesozoic continental fragmentation: a network-based approach featured in the Missing Words Round of the BBC satirical comedy panel show, Have I Got News For You.
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General science articles
- Our climate projections for 2500 show an Earth that is alien to humans (article for The Conversation – 26 September 2021)
- Five mass extinctions (article for The Conversation – 29 June 2017)
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Press coverage
How will climate change affect the distribution of biodiversity? (Allen et al. 2020)
Extreme warming caused mass extinctions TWICE (Dunhill et al. 2018, Proc R Soc B)
Life goes on for marine ecosystems after Late Triassic mass extinction (Dunhill et al. 2018, Palaeontology)
T-Rexit! – Dinosaur biogeographic networks (Dunhill et al. 2016)
- CNN
- Daily Express
- Fox News
- Independent
- livescience
- Mail Online
- Mirror
- Telegraph
- News Beat Social via Youtube
Geographic range & extinction (Dunhill & Wills 2015)
How good is the fossil record? (Dunhill et al. 2014)
Cartoon credits: Dr Jones (http://www.ratbotcomics.com/)
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