Senior Lecturer in Physical Geography and academic lead ITRAX @GeographyUoM, Palaeoecologist, Palynologist, Environmental Archaeologist: Plants, pollen, people
The Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene saw massive human-linked #extinctions among #megafauna - but what happened to survivors? Based on genomics data for 139 extant megafauna, we show they experienced severe parallel declines as well @NatureComms 🦬🐘🐫🦒🦁 nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
‼️Exciting News! Our latest research paper on the fascinating world of food plants and human indicators from fossil pollen records has just been published in @Nature Sci Data. 📜 Thread #HumanHistory#paleoecology@BioUiB@IBED_UvA @mohnfoundation Paper: rdcu.be/dqf1e
ALT Khoury et al. 2016 showed the primary regions of diversity of major agricultural crops worldwide.
Thank you for the t-shirt @GeographyUOM. It was my top for the school day! 🌏🌍🌎
One of my team visited on Saturday with her daughter. Both were so inspired by your department. We will try to pass some of that on to our Geography students!
#Geographyteacher
Fabulous to meet so many visitors to the Geography Laboratories for the @OfficialUoM#openday Thanks to our brilliant students for being such great ambassadors.
Finally! Here the TRIAL VERSION 2023.1 of THE MAP. Pls do comment, using either mail or reply function. We have tried to include all of the many comments that have reached us, but there is certainly room for more. @leizarchaeology@oeai_oeaw@BarbaraHorejs
I’ll be running the Manchester Marathon today and then 4 weeks later the Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon, all to raise money for the Leeds Hospitals charity, Rob Burrow MND Centre in Leeds. If you can give anything that would be much appreciated.
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I'm marking undergraduate essays, and find myself giving a lot of feedback that sounds as though it comes straight from my "How to write essays..." textbook... Because it does! Here is some of my advice for student writing (see images).
Dating of shell bead from Cumbrian cave puts earliest human remains in northern England to just after the end of the ice age around 11,000 years ago #MesolithicBritainphys.org/news/2023-01-earlie…
Pleased to finally be releasing our pollen models back to the wild. Our collection dating back to 2016 (67 plant species and counting) can now be downloaded from 3dprint.nih.gov/discover?uid…
More to come in the future.
#3dpollen#3Dprinting#palynology
ALT Screenshot of pollen thumbnails from Hub's NIH 3Dprint exchange webpage