ProfessorJames Crampton
Professor of Paleontology
School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences
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- Professor of PaleontologySchool of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences
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TEACHING INTERESTS
Supervising Interests:
Research students that I have supervised in the last few years have completed studies in the areas of molluscan and foraminiferal evolution and biodiversity based on fossil and molecular data (the latter with collaborators at Massey University), future extinction risks in marine shellfish as estimated using the fossil record, the effects of the asteroid impact and associated end-Cretaceous mass extinction 66 million years ago, and the development of Zealandia (the continent surrounding New Zealand) during the Cretaceous Period (145 - 66 million years ago).
AKO | TEACHING ACTIVITY
- COURSE TAUGHT5 Jul 2027 - 7 Nov 2027
- CURRENT MASTERS SUPERVISIONTesting a reworking source for Marlborough's apparent Radiolarian K/Pg survivors5 Nov 2026 - 4 Nov 2030
- CURRENT MASTERS SUPERVISIONThesis title TBC2 Oct 2026 - 1 Oct 2030
- COMPLETED MASTERS SUPERVISIONPaleogeography of Southern Zealandia Since the Late Cretaceous21 Sep 2026 - 20 Sep 2030
- CURRENT MASTERS SUPERVISIONA possible K-Pg Tsunami Deposit in the Southern Wairarapa6 Sep 2026 - 5 Sep 2030
- CURRENT DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONEvolution, Biostratigraphy, and Palaeobiology of the Mid-Cretaceous Belemnites of the Southern Hemisphere2 Sep 2026 - 1 Sep 2030
- COURSE TAUGHT7 Jul 2025 - 9 Nov 2025
- CURRENT DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONCompositional and Morphological Proxies for Pinniped Feeding Ecology and Life History: Now and in Deep Time1 Feb 2025