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Echoes of the past: A Scientific exploration of Extinction and Evolution

Thomas Overall


Organisation:
None
Regions:
England, England, Essex, Essex
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Hobby
Fee:
Free
Category:
Science
Updated:
3rd July 2026
Tagged:
Geology

Paleontology is more than just the study of old bones; it is a high-stakes forensic investigation into how life adapts or fails to adapt when the world changes. In this talk, we move beyond basic fossils to explore biological history through time. We will examine how evolutionary paths are paved by both survival and sudden collapse, uncovering how the genetic signatures of extinct species continue to shape the biological reality we inhabit today. Join me for a look at the dark side of evolution and how humanity can learn from the survival strategies of creatures from the earths past.

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About Thomas Overall

Hi, I'm Thomas. I live in Braintree Essex and love doing talks for groups and anyone interested in listening! I'm a current human biology and infectious disease student. My main topics I love talking about include virology, paleontology, genetics and microbiology. If you are at all interested in any or multiple of my topics please let me know! I don't request any payment for my talks but tips are welcome!


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