Desmostylia, Sirenia and others....
Marine Mammal Anatomy & Paleobiology Research by Brian Beatty
Brian Lee Beatty
Assistant Professor of Anatomy
New York College of Osteopathic Medicine
Old Westbury, NY 11568
Office: 367 Riland Hall
Office Telephone (516) 686 7435
Email: bbeatty@nyit.edu
also
National Museum of Natural History
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Virginia Museum of Natural History
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Managing Editor, PalArch's Journal of Vertebrate Palaeontology
facebook group - Aquatic Amniote Paleontology
facebook group - Ungulate Evolution
Fall 1999 Collecting skull of Pomatodelphis inaequalis (Cetacea, Odontoceti, Platanistidae) from Bone Valley Mines, FL, with undergraduate mentor, Dr. S. David Webb (FLMNH, now retired) | Please be patient with me, this site is still under construction.
News Beatty, B. L. and B. M. Rothschild 2008. Decompression syndrome and the evolution of deep diving physiology in the Cetacea. Naturwissenschaften Online Early Here New Scientist coverage of this article can be found here. A blurb about it in American Scientist can be found here. and a related article reporting some about this paper on Discovery News can be found here.
Research Interests Terrestrial to Aquatic Transition - What does it mean to be Semiaquatic? Marine Mammal Anatomy & Histology Evolution of Tethytheria (Elephants, Seacows and Desmostylia) Tissue Mechanics of Teeth, Integument and Foods Oral & Dental Pathology of Mammals Histomorphometric Tools for Identifying Osteological Correlates of Soft Tissues Evolution of North American Artiodactyla
Collaborators
Seacow Origins Project - Seven Rivers Jamaica Calvert Cliffs and Chesapeake Group Victoria, BC (Oligocene Desmostylia)
Editing Managing Editor, PalArch's Journal of Vertebrate Palaeontology
Teaching Student Interns
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