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Dave Marshall is a mature PhD student at the University of Bristol where he is researching the evolution of chelicerates. Dave also publishes the palaeontology podcast, Palaeocast.

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Latest posts by Dave Marshall (see all)

Newly discovered 500 million year old species offers insights into the ancestral arthropod - 31st January 2017
Meet Jogi and Birgit: scorpion lovers from the Permian period - 7th April 2016
The oldest and the scariest sea scorpion: a giant discovery - 1st September 2015

Newly discovered 500 million year old species offers insights into the ancestral arthropod

31/01/2017

BMC Series blog

Described today in BMC Evolutionary Biology is a new species of lobopodian, a group that lived around 500 million years ago and is ancestral to modern… Read more »

Meet Jogi and Birgit: scorpion lovers from the Permian period

07/04/2016

BMC Series blog

BMC Evolutionary Biology has today published research discovering a fossilized scorpion couple from the Permian period. Expert in the field, Dave Marshall… Read more »

The oldest and the scariest sea scorpion: a giant discovery

An artist's rendition of the sea scorpion

01/09/2015

BMC Series blog

Described today in BMC Evolutionary Biology is the new eurypterid, Pentecopterus decorahensis. In this guest blog, expert in the field Dave Marshall explains… Read more »

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Latest posts by Dave Marshall (see all)

Newly discovered 500 million year old species offers insights into the ancestral arthropod

Meet Jogi and Birgit: scorpion lovers from the Permian period

The oldest and the scariest sea scorpion: a giant discovery

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