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Gregory Mantilla

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University of Washington

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College of Arts & Sciences

Department of Biology

Gregory Mantilla is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at University of Washington.

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paleontology earth science evolutionary biology geology mammalian biology cretaceous period mammalogy vertebrate paleontology ecology paleoecology cretaceous-paleogene boundary northeastern montana regional geology biology paleobiology stratigraphy paleoenvironmental reconstruction sedimentary geology climate change archaeology palaeogeography north america geochronology zoology paleoclimatology paleoenvironmental change eastern montana marine geology avian biology zooarchaeology animal ecology biochronology multituberculate mammals cretaceous-paleogene mass extinction hell creek region baja california animal behavior climatic change engineering geology rodent ecology mammalian physiology paleoanthropology zoogeography regional tectonics primatology avian evolution biological evolution environmental geology food web interactions early evolution end-cretaceous mass extinction early cretaceous western interior oral biology nature wildlife evolutionary anthropology oral cavity dental biomechanics vertebrate vision morphological impact uneven development key site anthropogenic geomorphology primate systematics pleistocene basin evolution trophic web macroecology archaeological record basin analysis high-level similarity long-snouted predatory dinosaur adaptive radiation cretaceous sauropods skeletal evolution early mammals taphonomic bias mammalian evolution systematics biogeography

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Assessing Terrestrial Paleoenvironmental Change Across the Cretaceous-Paleogene Boundary in Eastern Montana Through Lipid Biomarkers. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Anthony FuentesJessica E. TierneyAndrew TholtBrian Alvarado-CruzGregory P. Wilson MantillaPaul Renne

terrestrial paleoenvironmental changeeastern montanacretaceous-paleogene boundarygeologypaleoenvironmental changeearth sciencelipid biomarkers

Chronostratigraphy of Early Paleogene Terrestrial Sedimentary Section in the Terry Badlands, Eastern Montana. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Hee Jun CheongCourtney SprainGregory P. Wilson MantillaThomas TobinAndrew TholtAnthony FuentesPaul Renne

sediment researchpaleoecologyeastern montanaregional geologygeologygeomorphologysedimentologypaleoenvironmental changeearth sciencequaternary sciencesedimentary recordpalaeogeographygeochronologygeological datasedimentary geologystratigraphy

Ecological Radiations of Mammals: Before After the K/Pg Mass Extinction. (2024)

Gregory Wilson Mantilla

radiation biologyglobal change biologyanimal conservationmammalian biologyconservation biologyenvironmental scienceecological radiationsanimal ecologyecologywildlife ecologyphenologyhabitat lossmammalogybiodiversity lossbiological conservationclimate changeenvironmental degradationhuman impacts on the environmentevolutionary biology

New Records of Early Paleocene (Earliest Torrejonian) Plesiadapiforms From Northeastern Montana, USA, Provide a Window Into the Diversification of Stem Primates. Journal of Human Evolution (2024)

Brody T. HovatterStephen G.B. ChesterGregory P. Wilson Mantilla

early paleocenestem primateshuman evolutionevolutionary biologynortheastern montana

Plant Taxonomic Turnover and Diversity Across the Cretaceous/Paleogene Boundary in Northeastern Montana. Paleobiology (2024)

Paige K. Wilson DeibelGregory P. Wilson MantillaCaroline A. E. Strömberg

paleobiologycretaceous-paleogene boundarynortheastern montanaecologyplant taxonomic turnover

Dental Ecomorphology and Macroevolutionary Patterns of North American Late Cretaceous Metatherians. Palaeontologia Electronica (2023)

Alexandria BrannickHenry FulghumDavid GrossnickleGregory Wilson Mantilla

cretaceous metatherianspalaeontologia electronicadental ecomorphologyevolutionary biologymacroevolutionary patternscretaceous periodpaleontology

Species Discrimination in the Multituberculate Mesodma Jepsen, 1940 (Mammalia, Allotheria): Considerations of Size, Shape, and Form. Journal of Paleontology (2023)

Austin J. AshbaughCraig S. ScottGregory P. Wilson MantillaJessica M. Theodor

mammalogypaleontologymammalian biologyspecies discrimination

The First Eutriconodontan Mammal From the Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) of India. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology (2023)

Sunil BajpaiAbhay RautelaRavi YadavGregory P. Wilson Mantilla

first eutriconodontan mammalpaleontologyvertebrate paleontologycretaceous period

First Rhynchocephalian (Reptilia, Lepidosauria) From the Cretaceous–Paleogene of India. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology (2022)

S. AnantharamanDavid G. DeMarR. SivakumarDilip Chandra DassarmaGregory P. Wilson MantillaJeffrey A. Wilson Mantilla

biologypaleontologyvertebrate paleontology

Foreword. Academic Studies Press eBooks (2022)

Paul Freedman

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Gregory Mantilla

Professor

University of Washington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Department of Biology

Gregory Mantilla is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at University of Washington.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Assessing Terrestrial Paleoenvironmental Change Across the Cretaceous-Paleogene Boundary in Eastern Montana Through Lipid Biomarkers. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Anthony FuentesJessica E. TierneyAndrew TholtBrian Alvarado-CruzGregory P. Wilson MantillaPaul Renne

terrestrial paleoenvironmental changeeastern montanacretaceous-paleogene boundarygeologypaleoenvironmental changeearth sciencelipid biomarkers

Chronostratigraphy of Early Paleogene Terrestrial Sedimentary Section in the Terry Badlands, Eastern Montana. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Hee Jun CheongCourtney SprainGregory P. Wilson MantillaThomas TobinAndrew TholtAnthony FuentesPaul Renne

Ecological Radiations of Mammals: Before After the K/Pg Mass Extinction. (2024)

Gregory Wilson Mantilla

New Records of Early Paleocene (Earliest Torrejonian) Plesiadapiforms From Northeastern Montana, USA, Provide a Window Into the Diversification of Stem Primates. Journal of Human Evolution (2024)

Brody T. HovatterStephen G.B. ChesterGregory P. Wilson Mantilla

early paleocenestem primateshuman evolutionevolutionary biologynortheastern montana

Plant Taxonomic Turnover and Diversity Across the Cretaceous/Paleogene Boundary in Northeastern Montana. Paleobiology (2024)

Paige K. Wilson DeibelGregory P. Wilson MantillaCaroline A. E. Strömberg

paleobiologycretaceous-paleogene boundarynortheastern montanaecologyplant taxonomic turnover

Dental Ecomorphology and Macroevolutionary Patterns of North American Late Cretaceous Metatherians. Palaeontologia Electronica (2023)

Alexandria BrannickHenry FulghumDavid GrossnickleGregory Wilson Mantilla

cretaceous metatherianspalaeontologia electronicadental ecomorphologyevolutionary biologymacroevolutionary patternscretaceous periodpaleontology

Species Discrimination in the Multituberculate Mesodma Jepsen, 1940 (Mammalia, Allotheria): Considerations of Size, Shape, and Form. Journal of Paleontology (2023)

Austin J. AshbaughCraig S. ScottGregory P. Wilson MantillaJessica M. Theodor

mammalogypaleontologymammalian biologyspecies discrimination

The First Eutriconodontan Mammal From the Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) of India. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology (2023)

Sunil BajpaiAbhay RautelaRavi YadavGregory P. Wilson Mantilla

first eutriconodontan mammalpaleontologyvertebrate paleontologycretaceous period

First Rhynchocephalian (Reptilia, Lepidosauria) From the Cretaceous–Paleogene of India. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology (2022)

S. AnantharamanDavid G. DeMarR. SivakumarDilip Chandra DassarmaGregory P. Wilson MantillaJeffrey A. Wilson Mantilla

biologypaleontologyvertebrate paleontology

Foreword. Academic Studies Press eBooks (2022)

Paul Freedman

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