Dr. Emma Dunne

Akademische Rätin (Assistant professor) - from Ireland 🇮🇪
Emma investigates how deep-time biodiversity is driven by various environmental, geological, and socio-economic factors. She is particularly interested in the diversity and biogeographic patterns of fossil vertebrates, such as dinosaurs, squamates, and other reptiles. Although her research is mostly desk-based, her favourite place to be is outdoors in nature, and she have an encyclopedic knowledge of dog breeds (especially the goofy ones!).

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Ethics and Law in Geoscience Research | Methods of Biostratigraphy | Proxies in Paleoenvironmental Reconstructions | Science Communication | Vertebrate Paleobiology