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Aaron Camens is a Lecturer in Palaeontology at Flinders University and a key member of the Flinders Palaeontology Lab within the College of Science and Engineering. He played a pivotal role in establishing Australia's first dedicated palaeontology degree in 2019 and focuses on applied teaching through field and laboratory work.
- Research Areas: Functional Morphology, Ichnology, Palaeoecology, Taphonomy
- Key Regions: Australia (arid interior), New Zealand, Madagascar
- Eras Studied: 25 million years ago to 50,000 years ago
His work investigates evolutionary pathways of Australian fauna, extinction dynamics, and ecosystem changes through fossil analysis. Research outputs include studies on marsupial locomotion, Pleistocene raptors, and Madagascar hydroclimate patterns.
Scientific Awards:
- CSE Dean (Education) Teaching Excellence Award (2022)
Current PhD students include Jacob Blokland and Jacob van Zoelen. He contributes to media outreach on biodiversity, Marsupials, and SDG education goals through Flinders University's media team.
