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Tilly Edinger (1897–1967) was a German-American paleontologist who established the modern field of paleoneurology. In 1929, she published Die fossilen Gehirne (Fossil Brains), a groundbreaking study that mapped the evolution of the brain by examining fossilized braincases. After fleeing Nazi Germany...
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Founder of paleoneurology; exceptionally influential synthesis of brain evolution, widely honored as a disciplinary pioneer.
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Ariana Paulina-Carabajal is an Argentine paleoneurologist who earned her doctorate in 2009 for research on the braincases of theropod dinosaurs.
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Alternate rendering of Paulina Carabajal; highly regarded dinosaur paleoneurologist whose imaging research has advanced understanding of archosaur brains and sensory systems.
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Paulina Carabajal is an Argentine vertebrate paleontologist who uses CT imaging to reconstruct the brains and sensory systems of extinct reptiles.
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Highly regarded specialist in dinosaur neuroanatomy and paleoneurology, with influential imaging-based research and a strong international publication record.
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Ralph L. Holloway is an American physical anthropologist and a prominent figure in the field of paleoneurology. He is best known for his extensive research using fossil cranial endocasts to study the evolution of the human brain, focusing on species such as australopithecines and early members of th...
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Pioneering researcher on fossil hominin brains and cerebral evolution; influential endocast studies with some contested interpretations.
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