
In "The Fossil Files", a pair of palaeontologists delve into the latest discoveries from the world of palaeontology and seek to bring fossils to back to life. Each episode, Susie and Rob will discuss an interesting new research paper ranging from topics of what dinosaurs ate, how plesiosaurs swam, where we came from, and the science of de-extinction. Whilst doing so, we peek under the hood of how ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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In the last of our series from the massive Society of Vertebrate Paleontology meeting, Susie and Rob finally manage to catch up for a gossip. In this episode with get a disgusting taste of rotting crocodile experiments with Stephanie Drumheller of th... more
New fossil discoveries keep coming thick and fast, but we managed to sit down with the researchers as they present them. In this episode Susie and Rob catch up (in person!) on their second day in Birmingham and talk to the researchers tackling import... more
The Fossils Files are on Tour! Susie and Rob are in Birmingham for the massive Society of Vertebrate Paleontology conference which has made a rare trip to Europe. We will be meeting and chatting with palaeontologists from all over the world and bring... more
A newly discovered fossil from the Cretaceous of Mongolia tells us an interesting story about the purported head butting behaviour of dinosaurs. Pachycephalosaurs are famous for their thick domed heads but it has been disputed how or when this evolve... more
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A pair of palaeontologists engage listeners with the latest research and discoveries in the field of palaeontology, aiming to make fossil science accessible and engaging. Episodes explore a diverse range of topics including dinosaur behavior, evolutionary developments, and the ethical concerns surrounding fossil collection and de-extinction efforts. The hosts bring humor and personal anecdotes to the discussion, providing not just scientific insights but also a glimpse into the challenges and joys of conducting paleontological research. The show appeals to a wide audience of students, researchers, and anyone curious about the history of life on Earth.
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Recent guests on The Fossil Files include:
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2. Bolor Minjin
3. Professor Emily Rayfield
4. James Napoli
5. Steve Brussatte
6. Yara Haridy
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