EPA Evolution and Paleobiology
The Evolution and Paleobiology (EPA) Group studies evolution by combining contemporary and deep-time perspectives. We use theory, methods and data from evolutionary biology and paleontology to understand changes in organisms and their communities that are observed at temporal resolutions across a few generations to millions of years. By working on diverse organisms ranging from mammals to marine invertebrates, we bridge the conceptual gaps between paleontology and evolutionary biology.
Projects
- Dissecting the paradox of stasis in evolutionary biology (ROCKS PARADOX)
- NOBLE – NOvelties, Biases, and Landscapes in Evolution
- SELECT – Fossil temporal dynamics of phenotypic selection & life history evolution
- Systematics - Phylogeny of invertebrates based on genomic data (InvertOmics)
- macroevolution.abc – Abiota, Biota and Constraints in Macroevolutionary Processes
Members
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Kjetil Lysne Voje University of Oslo
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Lee Hsiang Liow University of Oslo
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Meghan Balk University of Oslo
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Trond Reitan University of Oslo
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Mali Hamre Ramsfjell University of Oslo
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Vilde Bruhn Kinneberg University of Oslo
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Marion Thaureau University of Oslo
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Irene Zanandrea University of Oslo
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Sunniva Løviknes University of Oslo
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Nicole Obren University of Oslo
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Anna Penna University of Oslo
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Rebecca Brown Cooper
Published Sep. 23, 2021 11:23 AM
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