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Michael Charles Boulter

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Michael Charles Boulter (gebore 1942) is 'n professor in paleobiologie by die Natuurhistoriese Museum, Londen en die University of East London.

Boulter het plantkunde, geologie en chemie aan die University College London gestudeer. Hy het vanaf 1989 tot 2002 paleobiologie aan die University of East London onderrig. Hy was redakteur van die Palaeontologiese Vereniging (1975-81), sekretaris van die Internasionale Organisasie van Paleobotanie (1981-2002) en die Britse verteenwoordiger by die Internasionale Unie van Biologiese Wetenskappe. In 2002 het hy bekend geword vir sy boek "Extinction: Evolution and the End of Man" waar hy verduidelik het dat die mens nader aan uitsterwing kan wees as wat voorheen geglo was. Saam met Michael Benton en ongeveer 100 ander wetenskaplikes het hy die projek "Fossil Record 2", die wêreld se grootste databasis met fossieloorblyfsels van die afgelope 500 miljoen jaar, geloods.

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  • 1971: A palynological study of two of the Neogene plant beds in Derbyshire. Bulletin of the British Museum Natural History 19, 359-410.
  • 1971: with P.T. Walsh et al. The Brassington Formation: a newly recognised Tertiary formation. Nature 231, 134-136.
  • 1972: with P.T. Walsh et al. Preservation of Neogene Pocket Deposits of the southern Pennines and their bearing on the evolution of upland Britain. J. Geological Society 128, 519-559.
  • 1978: with D. Curry et al. A Correlation of the Tertiary Rocks of the British Isles. Geological Society London 83pp.
  • 1980: with G.C. Wilkinson. Oligocene pollen and spores from the western part of the British Isles. Palaeontographica B 175, 27-83.
  • 1981: with M.E. Collinson et al. Floristic changes indicate a cooling climate in the Eocene of southern England. Nature 291, 315-317.
  • 1983: with RN.L.B. Hubbard. Reconstruction of Palaeogene climate from palynological evidence. Nature 301, 147-150.
  • 1988: with R.A. Spicer et al. Patterns of plant extinction from some palaeobotanical evidence. In: Fossils and Climate, OUP. 1-36.
  • 1989: with Z. Kvacek. The Palaeocene Flora of the Isle of Mull. Sp. Pap. Palaeontology 41, 249pp.
  • 1990: with Hodges, Christopher, Australia's First International Art Movement. Utopia Art Sydney 1990, ISBN 0-7316-9906-8
  • 1994: with H. Fisher (Eds.) Cenozoic Plants and Climates of the Arctic (Nato a S I Series Series I, Global Environmental Change, Springer Verlag. 401pp.
  • 1997: A Lost Continent in a Temperate Arctic. Endeavour 21, 105-8.
  • 1999: with D. Hewzulla et al. Evolutionary patterns from mass originations and mass extinctions. Proceedings Royal Society B 354, 463-9.
  • 2002: Extinction: Evolution and the End of Man. Fourth Estate, 210pp.
  • 2002: with J.-F. Manen. The complex history of the genus Ilex. Plant Systematics Evolution 235, 79-98.
  • 2008: Darwin's Garden - Down House and The Origin of Species. Constable, 251pp.
  • 2017: Bloomsbury Scientists: Science and Art in the Wake of Darwin. UCL Press, 175pp.

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