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Best 1 Johan Lindgren

Johan Lindgren is a Swedish paleontologist and professor at Lund University whose research focuses on the exceptional preservation of soft tissues in fossil vertebrates. He employs advanced molecular and microscopic techniques to investigate the anatomy and biology of ancient marine reptiles, partic...

2 Nathalie Bardet

Nathalie Bardet is a French paleontologist affiliated with the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle in Paris, where she conducts research on Mesozoic marine reptiles. Her published work focuses on the evolution, systematics, and paleobiogeography of Cretaceous mosasaurs, as well as other marine rept...

3 Michael Caldwell

Michael W. Caldwell is a Canadian vertebrate paleontologist and university professor whose research focuses on the anatomy and evolution of squamate reptiles. He is particularly associated with studies of mosasaurs, fossil snakes, and marine reptiles from the Cretaceous Period. His work uses compara...

4 Benjamin Kear

Benjamin Kear is a vertebrate paleontologist, originally from Australia, who has held a research position at Uppsala University in Sweden. His research focuses on Mesozoic marine reptiles, including plesiosaurs, mosasaurs, and ichthyosaurs, and he has published on fossil faunas from Cretaceous and p...

5 Mike Everhart

Mike Everhart is an American paleontologist and author noted for documenting mosasaurs, plesiosaurs, and other animals of the Cretaceous Western Interior Sea.

6 Anne Schulp

Anne Schulp is a Dutch paleontologist at Naturalis who led the 2013 Montana excavation of Trix, a highly complete Tyrannosaurus rex now in Leiden.

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