The Bristol Palaeobiology & Biodiversity Research Group had a competition among its members for suggested logo designs. The winner, in January 2013, was Mr Al Tanner, then a final-year undergraduate on the MSci Palaeobiology and Evolution programme. His logo, representing a foraminifer rampant to the left, and an uncertain, possibly, synapsid dragon recumbent to the right, supporting a DNA strand in the centre, obeys all the rules of classical heraldry, and represents the breadth of organisms and themes within the group.

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