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Charles R. Marshall

Distinguished Professor

University of California, Berkeley

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Biological Sciences

Mathematical & Physical Sciences

Earth & Planetary Science

Biological Sciences

Integrative Biology

Charles R. Marshall is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Distinguished Professor at University of California, Berkeley.

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Charles R. Marshall

University of California, Berkeley

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evolutionary biology ecology paleontology earth science environmental science paleobiology climate change paleoecology fossil record stratigraphy marine biology avian biology phylogenetics conservation biology zoology biodiversity mammalian biology paleoclimatology confidence intervals fish biology stratigraphic ranges animal ecology systematics vertebrate paleontology biodiversity loss molecular phylogenies global ecology mammalogy wildlife biodiversity conservation paleoenvironmental reconstruction mass extinction climatic change planetary change quaternary science craniofacial research animal science marine biodiversity plant ecology marine environments marine ecology movement ecology morphological evidence living biota fossil horizons suture morphology morphological innovation future climatic change living fossil primatology ecological modelling predator-prey interactions meteorite impacts cretaceous period terrestrial ecology paleobotany experimental biophysics skull base interfacial studies experimental biology anthropocene habitat loss ecocide temporal pattern recognition gene evolution avian evolution structural morphology morphological analysis evolutionary developmental biology sixth mass extinction state shift marine invertebrates global diversity phanerozoic marine diversification diversity dynamics last common ancestor

Notable Scholarly Works

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Co-Evolution of Marine Ecosystems and Nutrient Cycles During the Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event. Earth and Planetary Science Letters (2026)

Evaluating Migration Hypotheses for the Extinct Glyptotherium Using Ecological Niche Modeling. Ecography (2025)

Global Cooling Drove Diversification and Warming Caused Extinction Among Carboniferous-Permian Fusuline Foraminifera. Science Advances (2025)

New Fossils Imply a Deeper Origin of Modern Birds in the Mesozoic. National Science Review (2025)

An Integrative Stratigraphic Paleobiological Perspective on Extinction Events: A Case Study of the Late Ordovician Mass Extinction. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Joshua ZimmtSteven M. HollandSteven M. HollandSeth FinneganSeth FinneganCharles MarshallCharles MarshallKristin BergmannKristin BergmannAdam B. JostAdam B. JostPascale DaoustPascale DaoustClaire MusajoClaire MusajoAndré DesrochersAndré Desrochers

stratigraphypaleontologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionextinction eventsintegrated stratigraphyearth sciencegeology

Evolutionary Allometry of the Canid Baculum (Carnivora: Mammalia). Biological Journal of the Linnean Society (2024)

Daniel Varajão de LatorreCharles R Marshall

canid baculumevolutionary allometryzoologybiologymorphology (biology)evolutionary biology

OPINION: The Key Steps in the Origin of Life to the Formation of the Eukaryotic Cell. Life (2024)

Clifford F. BrunkCharles R. Marshall

key stepseukaryotic cellbiologydevelopmental biologyevolutionary biology

Presentation of the 2023 Paleontological Society Pojeta Award to Lisa D. White. Journal of Paleontology (2024)

historypaleobiologycivilizationspaleontologyhistorical biologyphysical anthropologypaleoecologygeoarchaeologyarchaeological sciencegeochronologypaleopathologyvertebrate paleontologypalaeontologia electronicabioarchaeologyanthropologyarchaeologyarchaeological methods

Quantitative Evidence for Dimorphism Suggests Sexual Selection in the Maxillary Caniniform Process of Placerias Hesternus. PLoS ONE (2024)

James L. PintoCharles R. MarshallSterling J. NesbittDaniel Varajão de Latorre

placerias hesternusecologyinsect scienceanatomyreproductive biologynematologyquantitative evidencebotanyavian biologysexual selectionbiologymammalian biologyanimal scienceevolutionary significanceecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biologyorthodontic researchbreeding behaviorevolutionary ecologymaxillary caniniform processpopulation genetics

Forty Years Later: The Status of the “Big Five” Mass Extinctions. Cambridge Prisms Extinction (2023)

Charles R. Marshall

paleontologycoastal conservationbiodiversity lossbiodiversity conservationecologyfish biologybig fiveanthropoceneglobal ecologypaleoecologyhabitat losshuman impacts on the environmentearth scienceconservation biologyevolutionary biologymass extinctionsecocidewildlifebiodiversityvertebrate paleontology

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Charles R. Marshall

Distinguished Professor

University of California, Berkeley

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Biological Sciences

Mathematical & Physical Sciences

Earth & Planetary Science

Biological Sciences

Integrative Biology

Charles R. Marshall is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Distinguished Professor at University of California, Berkeley.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Charles R. Marshall

University of California, Berkeley

Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Co-Evolution of Marine Ecosystems and Nutrient Cycles During the Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event. Earth and Planetary Science Letters (2026)

Evaluating Migration Hypotheses for the Extinct Glyptotherium Using Ecological Niche Modeling. Ecography (2025)

Global Cooling Drove Diversification and Warming Caused Extinction Among Carboniferous-Permian Fusuline Foraminifera. Science Advances (2025)

New Fossils Imply a Deeper Origin of Modern Birds in the Mesozoic. National Science Review (2025)

An Integrative Stratigraphic Paleobiological Perspective on Extinction Events: A Case Study of the Late Ordovician Mass Extinction. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

stratigraphypaleontologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionextinction eventsintegrated stratigraphyearth sciencegeology

Evolutionary Allometry of the Canid Baculum (Carnivora: Mammalia). Biological Journal of the Linnean Society (2024)

Daniel Varajão de LatorreCharles R Marshall

canid baculumevolutionary allometryzoologybiologymorphology (biology)evolutionary biology

OPINION: The Key Steps in the Origin of Life to the Formation of the Eukaryotic Cell. Life (2024)

Clifford F. BrunkCharles R. Marshall

key stepseukaryotic cellbiologydevelopmental biologyevolutionary biology

Presentation of the 2023 Paleontological Society Pojeta Award to Lisa D. White. Journal of Paleontology (2024)

Quantitative Evidence for Dimorphism Suggests Sexual Selection in the Maxillary Caniniform Process of Placerias Hesternus. PLoS ONE (2024)

James L. PintoCharles R. MarshallSterling J. NesbittDaniel Varajão de Latorre

Forty Years Later: The Status of the “Big Five” Mass Extinctions. Cambridge Prisms Extinction (2023)

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