A talk by Dr Frankie Dunn on the Scottish fossil evidence at the dawn of the Cambrian explosion of life.

Dr Frankie Dunn is a palaeontologist and an Early Career Research Fellow at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History and Merton College. Frankie’s research focuses on the origin and early evolution of animals and particularly on fossil record of the late Ediacaran Period (approximately 570 – 540 million years ago). The aim of this research is to understand how animal bodyplans evolved in deep time, before the divergence of the living animal lineages.

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Virtual Talk on Cambrian Fossils by Dr Frankie Dunn