David Jablonski

The clams that fell behind, and what they can tell us about evolution and extinction Two black and white 3D images of clams, one very scalloped, one smooth

The clams that fell behind, and what they can tell us about evolution and extinction

What “living drill bits” can teach us about evolution Lithophaga antillarum in bore hole

What “living drill bits” can teach us about evolution

Clam fossils help scientists find errors in evolutionary tree calculations Clam shells

Clam fossils help scientists find errors in evolutionary tree calculations

Celebrating a half-century of revolutionary scientific research David Jablonski and Trevor Price

Celebrating a half-century of revolutionary scientific research

Why there are so many species at the equator—and so few at the poles Spondylus americanus and Arctica islandica

Why there are so many species at the equator—and so few at the poles

3-D imaging, AI reveal stories hidden in shells 3-D models of bivalves

3-D imaging, AI reveal stories hidden in shells

Scientists predict extinction risk for hard-to-track species Thumbnail

Scientists predict extinction risk for hard-to-track species

Mass extinctions remove species but not ecological variety Trio of spiky sea fossils

Mass extinctions remove species but not ecological variety

Fossil that fills missing evolutionary link named after UChicago professors Jablonski and Kidwell

Fossil that fills missing evolutionary link named after UChicago professors

How Many Species On Earth? Researchers Develop Model To Estimate Regional Distribution Of Undiscovered Species

How Many Species On Earth? Researchers Develop Model To Estimate Regional Distribution Of Undiscovered Species


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