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Department of Earth Sciences

 
Passerine evolution and comparative morphology
Total-evidence phylogenetics

Research

I combine zoology and palaeontology by working on extinct and living taxa. I'm interested in the evolutionary history of hyper-diverse vertebrate groups, especially when and how they evolved their specialised characteristics. My PhD applies comparative morphology and phylogenetics to study the evolution of the most diverse order of birds, the passerines.

PhD Research Student
 Elizabeth  Steell

Contact Details

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M08
Department of Earth Sciences
Downing Street
Cambridge
CB2 3EQ
+44 (0) 1223 333424

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Vertebrates
Systematics and Phylogenetics
Palaeobiology
Comparative morphology
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