Questions we will answer
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Has Antarctica always been covered in ice? -
Why are there no sharks or lobsters in the Southern Ocean?
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How long has Antarctica been isolated from the rest of the world?
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Why do animals in the Southern Ocean grow so large?
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What’s at stake if Antarctica’s ice continues to melt?
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Meet your scientist
Dr Regan Drennan
Dr Regan Drennan is a Postdoctoral researcher, based full-time at the Natural History Museum London as part of the Deep-Sea Systematics and Ecology research group. Regan’s work focuses on investigating the diversity and evolution of Antarctic benthic annelid worm communities in the Southern Ocean, particularly in areas covered or recently covered by ice.
She have a background in annelid taxonomy, systematics, and molecular phylogenetics, with previous work on largely undescribed deep-sea annelid faunas from abyssal plain environments where deep-sea mining may occur in the near future.
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