Brief Biography
I am a vertebrate paleontologist broadly interested in the evolution of modern terrestrial vertebrate groups. I am particularly interested in the systematics and paleoecology of mammals during the time of dinosaurs, using specimen-based research. Nearly every modern terrestrial vertebrate lineage can trace its origins to the Cretaceous, including living birds, fish, lizards, and mammals, and I am building an active collecting program focused on describing the systematics and paleoecology of these Cretaceous terrestrial vertebrates of North America.
Education
- Ph.D. Biology 2017, University of Oklahoma
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