Daniel Startin
- Email: eedjst@leeds.ac.uk
- Thesis title: Worms v sediment: the rise of burrowing and oxygen levels in the early Palaeozoic
- Supervisor: Professor Paul Wignall, Professor Jeffrey Peakall, Professor Simon Poulton
Profile
Daniel Startin is palaeontologist and ichnologist working on early palaeozoic trace fossils and their relation to deep marine anoxia from the same period. Dan has a BSC in Palaeontology and a masters of research in palaeontology, both from the University of Portsmouth.
Research interests
Dan has a variety of research interests, predominantly relating to trace fossils and palaeo-environmental analysis. He has also worked on neoichnology and taphonomy projects.
Qualifications
- Masters of Research in Science and Health (Palaeontology), University of Portsmouth
- Palaeontology BSc (Hons), University of Portsmouth
Research groups and institutes
- Earth Surface Science Institute
- Palaeo@Leeds