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Nicholas Longrich is a paleontologist and evolutionary biologist affiliated with the University of Bath. His research uses fossils to study extinction, adaptive radiation, biogeography, and the evolution of dinosaurs, birds, pterosaurs, reptiles, and humans. He was associated with the description of Titanoceratops, a late Cretaceous horned dinosaur from New Mexico, and has also researched the extinction of dinosaurs at the Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary.
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What does Nicholas Longrich study?
Nicholas Longrich studies fossils, extinction, adaptive radiation, and biogeography. His research covers dinosaurs, birds, pterosaurs, reptiles, and human evolution.
Where is Nicholas Longrich affiliated?
Longrich is affiliated with the University of Bath. He works as a paleontologist and evolutionary biologist.
Does Nicholas Longrich research dinosaurs only?
No. His work also includes birds, pterosaurs, reptiles, and humans, as well as broader questions about extinction and evolution.
How does Nicholas Longrich use fossils?
He uses fossil evidence to study how species evolved, spread, diversified, and disappeared. His research connects fossil anatomy with large-scale evolutionary patterns.
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