Reimagining Dinosaurs
Synopsis
In the last 25 years, paleontologists have made discoveries that have changed the understanding of dinosaur evolution and their relationship to birds.
Synopsis
Michael Greshko moderates a panel of paleontologists, including Bart-Anjan Bhullar from Yale University and Nizar Ibrahim from the University of Detroit Mercy, discussing recent advancements in dinosaur research. The conversation centers on new fossil discoveries and innovative scientific methods that have transformed the understanding of dinosaur evolution. The panelists emphasize the role of technology and collaborative research in shaping modern paleontology. Their insights reflect a significant shift in the field over the past two decades.
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Why Watch
- Meet leading paleontologists from top institutions.
- Find out how new technologies are changing dinosaur research.
- See the latest fossil discoveries that reshape dinosaur evolution.
Did You Know
- Jingmai O'Connor became the associate curator of fossil reptiles on October 2020.
- Bart Engine Bullar is the curator of paleontology at the Peabody Museum.
- Ryan Carney is both a paleontologist and an epidemiologist.
- The field of paleochemistry is emerging as a new method in paleontology.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the author of the October 2020 cover story 'Reimagining Dinosaurs'?
Michael Greshko is the author of the October 2020 cover story 'Reimagining Dinosaurs'.
What is Jingmai O'Connor's research focus?
Jingmai O'Connor's research focuses on Mesozoic birds and the dinosaur-bird transition.
What advancements have contributed to changes in dinosaur paleontology?
New fossil discoveries and the application of new technologies and methods, such as paleochemistry, have contributed to changes in dinosaur paleontology.
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