Sally Christine Reynolds is a mammalian palaeontologist working on African Plio-Pleistocene fauna as a means to understand hominin paleoecology. She earned a Ph.D. from Liverpool John Moores University in England. Since 2014, Reynolds has been a senior lecturer in hominin paleoecology and the deputy head of the Institute for Studies of Landscape and Human Evolution at Bournemouth University. She is interested in how landscapes and the individual biology of species interact to create patterns of speciation, adaptation, range change, and, finally, extinction.