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Denver Fowler

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Denver W. Fowler is a paleontologist whose research examines dinosaur paleobiology, anatomy, ecology, evolution, and stratigraphy. He has worked with the Badlands Dinosaur Museum and Dickinson Museum Center in North Dakota, where research programs include field collection and specimen-based study of Cretaceous dinosaurs. Fowler is also known for research on dromaeosaurid foot function and the proposed raptor prey restraint model, which addresses how sickle-clawed theropods may have used their feet when subduing prey.

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What does paleontologist Denver Fowler research?

Denver W. Fowler studies dinosaur paleobiology, anatomy, ecology, evolution, and stratigraphy. His work connects fossil anatomy with questions about how dinosaurs lived and changed over time.

Where does Denver Fowler work?

Fowler is associated with the Badlands Dinosaur Museum and the Dickinson Museum Center in Dickinson, North Dakota. The museum’s research and fieldwork program supports fossil collection, preparation, and public science education.

Has Denver Fowler done fieldwork outside North Dakota?

Yes. His field experience includes the United Kingdom, Mongolia, China, the United States, and Canada. That international work gives him access to dinosaur deposits from different geological formations and environments.

What is the Badlands Dinosaur Museum connection?

Denver Fowler is listed as the curator of paleontology at the Badlands Dinosaur Museum. The institution, formerly known as the Dakota Dinosaur Museum, combines exhibits with an active research and fossil-preparation program.

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