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Biography
I am a vertebrate paleontologist at the University of Louisville School of Medicine focused on craniodental evolution in Mesozoic mammals. I have active field programs in the Western US, most recently in the Upper Jurassic Morrison Formation in Utah. I co-direct the integrated basic sciences course for first-year medical students (CADE: Clinical Anatomy, Development, Neuroanatomy, and Physical Exam), as well as teach cadaveric anatomy to first-year dental students and dental Residents and mammalian sensory evolution as part of a undergraduate/graduate neurosciences seminar course.
Research Interests
Morphology and evolution of Mesozoic mammals; manipulation of CT data; active field work in western interior of USA
Degrees and Certifications
PhD
University of Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
MS
University of Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
BS
College of William and Mary
College of William and Mary