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Daryl Domning is an American paleontologist and professor at Howard University who specializes in the study of sirenians, the mammalian order that includes manatees and dugongs. His research focuses on the evolutionary history, anatomy, and fossil record of these marine mammals, including significant fieldwork in Jamaica and other Caribbean locations. He has described several extinct sirenian species based on fossil discoveries.
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What does Daryl Domning study?
Daryl Domning studies sirenians, the marine-mammal order that includes manatees and dugongs. His work covers their evolution, anatomy, and fossil record.
Where does Daryl Domning teach?
Daryl Domning is a professor at Howard University. His academic work focuses on the paleontology of marine mammals.
What are sirenians?
Sirenians are an order of aquatic mammals that includes manatees and dugongs. Domning researches their evolutionary history and fossil evidence.
Why is Daryl Domning important to paleontology?
His research helps explain the evolutionary history and anatomy of manatees, dugongs, and their extinct relatives. He is especially known for work on sirenian fossils.
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