The Neanderthals

BBC Radio 4

Flux : In Our Time

...but the reasons for their disappearance from the planet around 28,000 years ago remain unclear.With: Simon Conway Morris Professor of Evolutionary Palaeobiology at the University of CambridgeChris Stringer Research Leader in Human Origins...

The Cambrian Period

BBC Radio 4

Flux : In Our Time

...it now? And what does the Cambrian Explosion tell us about the nature of evolution?With Simon Conway Morris , Professor of Evolutionary Palaeobiology, Cambridge University; Richard Corfield, Visiting Senior Lecturer at the Centre...

Lamarck and Natural Selection

BBC Radio 4

Flux : In Our Time

...at University College London and author of Almost Like a Whale: The Origin of Species Updated; Simon Conway Morris , Professor of Evolutionary Paleobiology at Cambridge University.

Chance and Design

BBC Radio 4

Flux : In Our Time

...– or the randomness of evolution - be compatible with a belief in God? With Simon Conway Morris , Professor of Evolutionary Palaeobiology at Cambridge University and author of The Crucible of Creation...

HBM118: Mountain Seabed

Bethany Denton

Flux : Here Be Monsters

...This idea is called Evolutionary Contingency. Not everyone agreed with Gould. Most notably his contemporary Simon Conway Morris , another evolutionary biologist and paleontologist. Simon Conway Morris spent years studying the Burgess Shale,...