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John J. Flynn is an American vertebrate paleontologist who serves as a curator at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. His research focuses primarily on the evolution of mammals, particularly the fossil record of carnivores and the biogeography of extinct South American species. He is...
The Prairie Peninsula is an ecological and geographic region characterized by an eastward extension of North American tallgrass prairies into the Midwestern United States. First mapped by botanist Edgar Transeau in 1935, the peninsula extends from the Great Plains into states like Illinois, Indiana,...
William Diller Matthew was a Canadian-born vertebrate paleontologist who spent much of his career at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. He specialized in fossil mammals and used their anatomy and geographic distribution to investigate evolution, migration, and biogeography. His infl...
Paul Upchurch is a British vertebrate paleontologist at UCL specializing in sauropod systematics and a 1995 review of sauropod evolutionary history.
Philip Mannion is a British vertebrate paleontologist specializing in the evolution, taxonomy, and biogeography of sauropod dinosaurs. He has conducted extensive fieldwork and research on fossil reptiles across multiple continents, including Africa and South America. In 2015, he co-authored the desc...
