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Dr. Ryan Bebej

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Calvin University

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Calvin University

Department of Biology

Dr. Ryan Bebej is currently serving as a Calvin University Professor at Calvin University.

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evolutionary biology zoology mammalian biology mammalogy paleontology avian biology ecology marine biology biology morphology animal science environmental science morphology (biology) biogeography anatomy aquatic locomotion archaeology paleobiology ornithology animal behavior stratigraphy vertebrate paleontology biological evolution bone density mammalian physiology body size museology synapsida structural morphology axial skeleton morphological evidence zoogeography rodent ecology wildlife ecology regional relevance movement ecology paleoanthropology paleoceanography anthropocene paleoenvironmental change postcranial functional morphology earliest horses skeletal proportions vertebral column remingtonocetus domandaensis middle eocene early cetacean evolution initial stages whale evolution earliest whales lumbar mobility functional morphology early archaeocetes environmental distribution southeastern coastal plain

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Biogeographic, Stratigraphic, and Environmental Distribution of Basilosaurus (Mammalia, Cetacea) in North America With a Review of the Late Eocene Shoreline in the Southeastern Coastal Plain. Journal of Paleontology (2021)

Kathlyn M. SmithAlexander K. HastingsRyan M. BebejMark D. Uhen

mammalogynorth americaenvironmental sciencepaleontologystratigraphysoutheastern coastal plainbiogeographyenvironmental distribution

Locomotion and Endocranial Morphology of the Ancient Whale Georgiacetus: Insights Into the Evolution of Protocetids in North America. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2019)

Kathlyn M. SmithRyan M. BebejJonathan GeislerMerrill Lane BrownKelsi Tate LeverettDarshini Patel

paleoceanographyzoologynorth americaavian biologyendocranial morphologygeologyevolutionary biologymarine biologyecologyplanetary sciences

Astragali of Pakicetidae and Other Early-To-Middle Eocene Archaeocetes (Mammalia, Cetacea) of Pakistan: Locomotion and Habitat in the Initial Stages of Whale Evolution. Paläontologische Zeitschrift (2017)

Philip D. GingerichKurt HeissigRyan M. BebejWighart von Koenigswald

mammalogyzoologyavian biologypaleontologyarchaeologymuseologyevolutionary biologywhale evolutionmammalian biologyinitial stages

Lumbar Mobility in Archaeocetes (Mammalia: Cetacea) and the Evolution of Aquatic Locomotion in the Earliest Whales. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society (2017)

Ryan M BebejKathlyn M Smith

mammalogyzoologylumbar mobilityavian biologyearliest whalesevolutionary biologymarine biologyecologymammalian biologyaquatic locomotion

Insights Into the Locomotor Mode of the Ancient Whale Georgiacetus Based on Vertebral Morphology. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2016)

Kathlyn M. SmithKelsi Tate LeverettRyan M. Bebej

morphologyvertebrate paleontologypaleoanthropologyzoologyneuroanatomymammalogyanatomyhuman evolutionlocomotor modeavian biologybiologypaleontologyevolutionary biologymammalian biologyplanetary sciences

First Remingtonocetid Archaeocete (Mammalia, Cetacea) From the Middle Eocene of Egypt With Implications for Biogeography and Locomotion in Early Cetacean Evolution. Journal of Paleontology (2015)

Ryan M. BebejIyad S. ZalmoutAhmed A. Abed El-AzizMohammed Sameh M. AntarPhilip D. Gingerich

mammalogyearly cetacean evolutionpaleontologymiddle eoceneecologymammalian biologybiogeography

Temporal and Paleoenvironmental Distribution of Basilosaurus in the Southeastern United States: New Evidence From the Eocene of Southwest Georgia. (2014)

Kathlyn M. SmithAlexander HastingsRyan M. BebejMark D. Uhen

earth sciencezoologyanthropocenesouthwest georgiasoutheastern united statespaleoenvironmental distributionenvironmental sciencepaleoenvironmental changepaleontology

Evolution, Dispersal, and Habitat Preference of Basilosaurus ( Mammalia: Cetacea ) in the Southeastern United States: New Evidence From the Eocene of Southwest Georgia. (2013)

Kathlyn M. SmithAlexander K. HastingsRyan M. Bebej

evolutionary ecologyavian biologyrodent ecologymovement ecologygeneticsevolutionary psychologypaleoecologyhabitat preferenceentomologyzoologysouthwest georgiaregional relevanceecology and evolutionary biologywildlife ecologyanimal sciencemammalogysoutheastern united stateszoogeographyevolutionary biologyecologymammalian biology

Morphology and Function of the Vertebral Column in Remingtonocetus Domandaensis (Mammalia, Cetacea) From the Middle Eocene Domanda Formation of Pakistan. Journal of Mammalian Evolution (2012)

Ryan M. BebejMunir ul-HaqIyad S. ZalmoutPhilip D. Gingerich

body sizeanimal sciencebone densityvertebral columnmammalogyzoologyavian biologybiologyremingtonocetus domandaensismorphology (biology)evolutionary biologymarine biologyecologymammalian biologymammalian physiology

Functional Morphology of the Vertebral Column in Remingtonocetus (Mammalia, Cetacea) and the Evolution of Aquatic Locomotion in Early Archaeocetes.. Deep Blue (University of Michigan) (2011)

morphologyearly archaeocetesstructural morphologyzoologymammalogyfunctional morphologyanatomysynapsidamorphological evidencebiologypaleontologymorphology (biology)paleobiologyevolutionary biologyaxial skeletonmarine biologymammalian biologyaquatic locomotion

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Dr. Ryan Bebej

Professor

Calvin University

Affiliations

Calvin University

Department of Biology

Dr. Ryan Bebej is currently serving as a Calvin University Professor at Calvin University.

Honors

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Calvin University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Kathlyn M. SmithAlexander K. HastingsRyan M. BebejMark D. Uhen

mammalogynorth americaenvironmental sciencepaleontologystratigraphysoutheastern coastal plainbiogeographyenvironmental distribution

Locomotion and Endocranial Morphology of the Ancient Whale Georgiacetus: Insights Into the Evolution of Protocetids in North America. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2019)

Kathlyn M. SmithRyan M. BebejJonathan GeislerMerrill Lane BrownKelsi Tate LeverettDarshini Patel

paleoceanographyzoologynorth americaavian biologyendocranial morphologygeologyevolutionary biologymarine biologyecologyplanetary sciences

Philip D. GingerichKurt HeissigRyan M. BebejWighart von Koenigswald

mammalogyzoologyavian biologypaleontologyarchaeologymuseologyevolutionary biologywhale evolutionmammalian biologyinitial stages

Lumbar Mobility in Archaeocetes (Mammalia: Cetacea) and the Evolution of Aquatic Locomotion in the Earliest Whales. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society (2017)

Ryan M BebejKathlyn M Smith

mammalogyzoologylumbar mobilityavian biologyearliest whalesevolutionary biologymarine biologyecologymammalian biologyaquatic locomotion

Insights Into the Locomotor Mode of the Ancient Whale Georgiacetus Based on Vertebral Morphology. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2016)

Kathlyn M. SmithKelsi Tate LeverettRyan M. Bebej

First Remingtonocetid Archaeocete (Mammalia, Cetacea) From the Middle Eocene of Egypt With Implications for Biogeography and Locomotion in Early Cetacean Evolution. Journal of Paleontology (2015)

Ryan M. BebejIyad S. ZalmoutAhmed A. Abed El-AzizMohammed Sameh M. AntarPhilip D. Gingerich

mammalogyearly cetacean evolutionpaleontologymiddle eoceneecologymammalian biologybiogeography

Temporal and Paleoenvironmental Distribution of Basilosaurus in the Southeastern United States: New Evidence From the Eocene of Southwest Georgia. (2014)

Kathlyn M. SmithAlexander HastingsRyan M. BebejMark D. Uhen

earth sciencezoologyanthropocenesouthwest georgiasoutheastern united statespaleoenvironmental distributionenvironmental sciencepaleoenvironmental changepaleontology

Evolution, Dispersal, and Habitat Preference of Basilosaurus ( Mammalia: Cetacea ) in the Southeastern United States: New Evidence From the Eocene of Southwest Georgia. (2013)

Kathlyn M. SmithAlexander K. HastingsRyan M. Bebej

Morphology and Function of the Vertebral Column in Remingtonocetus Domandaensis (Mammalia, Cetacea) From the Middle Eocene Domanda Formation of Pakistan. Journal of Mammalian Evolution (2012)

Ryan M. BebejMunir ul-HaqIyad S. ZalmoutPhilip D. Gingerich

Functional Morphology of the Vertebral Column in Remingtonocetus (Mammalia, Cetacea) and the Evolution of Aquatic Locomotion in Early Archaeocetes.. Deep Blue (University of Michigan) (2011)

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