Research
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Latest funding
- $200,000
Patterns of diversification in terrestrial vertebrate evolution
NSERC · 2020 · Principal investigator
- $44,900
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NSERC · 2018 · Principal investigator
- $450,000
Patterns of diversification in terrestrial vertebrate evolution
NSERC · 2015 · Principal investigator
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Patterns of diversification in terrestrial vertebrate evolution
Principal investigators: Reisz, Robert
Keywords: vertebrates; tetrapods; evolution of terrestrial vertebrate communities; paleontology; evolutionary patterns; anatomy; systematics; phylogenetics
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Principal investigators: Reisz, Robert
Patterns of diversification in terrestrial vertebrate evolution
Principal investigators: Reisz, Robert
Scanning electron microscope for high resolution imaging
Principal investigators: Reisz, Robert
Thin sectioning and microscopy lab for palaeobiology and other rare sample research
Principal investigators: Evans, David
Evolution of paleozoic terrestrial vertebrates: patterns of diversification and dispersal
Principal investigators: Reisz, Robert
Anatomy, ontogeny, and evolutionary history of terrestrial tetrapods
Principal investigators: Reisz, Robert
The oldest known dinosaur embryos and their evolutionary significance
Principal investigators: Reisz, Robert
Evolution and biology of Canadian hadrosaurian dinosaurs
Principal investigators: Reisz, Robert
Paleozoic amniotes: antomy, phylogeny, and patterns of diversification
Principal investigators: Reisz, Robert
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