University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Biological Sciences, 900 Wood Rd PO Box 2000, Kenosha, WI 53141

Email: notoATuwpDOTedu

I have performed field work in many parts of the United States. Much of my current research work takes me to the western and southern regions of the U.S.

Woodbine Group

AAS croc skull uncover

I have been working in the Cenomanian (mid-Cretaceous) Woodbine Group in the Dallas-Fort Worth area since 2010, particularly at the Arlington Archosaur Site. This is an incredibly rich locality representing a coastal wetlands ecosystem with a diverse vertebrate fauna including dinosaurs (theropods and ornithopods), crocodilians, turtles, mammals, amphibians, snakes, sharks, and fish. There is also evidence that intense wildfires periodically tore through the area.

Morrison Formation

I have worked in the Late Jurassic Morrison Formation earlier in my career. From 2003-2004 I worked near Shell, Wyoming with Nick Fraser on a variety of dinosaur quarries. During the Summer 2010 and 2012 field seasons I was in southeast Utah working on a sauropod quarry with Luis Chiappe and a group from the L.A. County Museum.