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John J. Flynn

Adjunct Professor

Columbia University

Affiliations

MS_ACAD-Morningside Academic

A&S Core - Academic

GSA Grad School of Arts & Sci

A&S Natural Sciences

A&S Earth & Environ Sci

A&S Core - Academic

A&S Natural Sciences

GSA Natural Sciences

GSA Earth & Environ Sciences

GSA Grad School of Arts & Sci

GSA Natural Sciences

John J. Flynn is currently serving as an A&S Core - Academic Adjunct Professor at Columbia University.

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John J. Flynn

Columbia University

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evolutionary biology mammalogy mammalian biology paleontology earth science avian biology ecology phylogenetics zoology biology central chile vertebrate paleontology geology geochronology biogeography animal taxonomy museology archaeology animal science tectonics animal ecology andean main range paleoecology systematics regional geology ornithology primatology northern chile stratigraphy regional tectonics zoological taxonomy paleoclimatology paleoanthropology arthropod taxonomy historical biology animal behavior cretaceous period biochronology biological evolution south america chilean andes baja california single origin body mass palaeogeography systematic palaeontology science advance wildlife zoogeography evolutionary genetics anthropocene post-k-pg radiation placental mammal ancestor paleogene geochronology fossil record tinguiririca fauna late cretaceous postcranial osteology systematic position cretaceous-paleogene boundary living fossil sedimentary geology body size group evolution integrative biology wildlife ecology mammalian physiology paleoceanography evolutionary developmental biology natural diversity terrestrial biota phytogeography archaeological dating avian evolution speleothem record biostratigraphy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Early Miocene Sloth (Folivora) Remains From Pampa Castillo, Southern Chile, Including a Natural Cranial Endocast. Ameghiniana (2024)

Nathanael J. LeeJohn J. FlynnAndré R. WyssDarin A. Croft

paleoanthropologypampa castillosouthern chilelatin american archaeologyenvironmental sciencepaleontologypaleolithic archaeology

Gene Expression Supports a Single Origin of Horns and Antlers in Hoofed Mammals. Communications Biology (2024)

Zachary T CalamariJohn J Flynn

gene expressionanimal sciencemammalogyanimal geneticssingle originavian biologyhoofed mammalsevolutionary biologybreeding behaviorecologymammalian biologygenetics

Publisher Correction: Gene Expression Supports a Single Origin of Horns and Antlers in Hoofed Mammals. Communications Biology (2024)

Zachary T. CalamariJohn J. Flynn

animal sciencemammalogyanimal geneticsavian biologycommunicationmammalian biologyhoofed mammalsevolutionary biologysingle origingene expressionpublisher correctiongenetics

Skull Evolution and Lineage Diversification in Endemic Malagasy Carnivorans. Royal Society Open Science (2024)

Chris J. LawTate J. LindenJohn J. Flynn

evolutionary ecologylineage diversificationavian biologyskull evolutionanimal ecologyevolutionary biologymarine biologyecologyendemic malagasy carnivoransgenetics

The Largest Freshwater Odontocete: A South Asian River Dolphin Relative From the Proto-Amazonia. Science Advances (2024)

Aldo Benites-PalominoGabriel Aguirre-FernándezPatrice BabyDiana OchoaAli AltamiranoJohn J. FlynnMarcelo R. Sánchez-VillagraJulia V. TejadaChristian de MuizonRodolfo Salas-Gismondi

aquatic ecosystemsoceanographyzoologysouth asian riveravian biologyevolutionary biologyscience advancemarine biologyecologybiogeography

Virtual Reconstruction of the Canis Arnensis Type (Canidae, Mammalia) From the Upper Valdarno Basin (Italy, Early Pleistocene). Scientific Reports (2024)

S. Bartolini-LucentiO. CirilliM. MelchionnaP. RaiaZ. J. TsengJ. J. FlynnL. Rook

canis arnensis typeupper valdarno basinearth sciencemammalogyvirtual reconstructionearly pleistocenearchaeologybasin evolutionevolutionary biologyplanetary sciences

A Switch in Jaw Form–Function Coupling During the Evolution of Mammals. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2023)

Z. Jack TsengSergio Garcia-LaraJohn J. FlynnEmily HolmesTimothy B. RoweBlake V. Dickson

mammalogymorphology (biology)evolutionary biologymammalian biologyjaw form-function coupling

Caviomorphs (Rodentia, Hystricognathi) From Pampa Castillo, Chile: New Octodontoid Records and Biochronological Implications. Papers in Palaeontology (2023)

Andrew J. McGrathJohn J. FlynnDarin A. CroftJennifer ChickHolly E. DodsonAndré R. Wyss

pampa castillobiochronologypaleontologyarchaeologybiochronological implicationsevolutionary biology

Data_S15_Tsengetal_Composite_Tree_Samples Subsamples.Zip. Figshare (2023)

Z. Jack TsengSergio Garcia-LaraJohn J. FlynnEmily HolmesTimothy B. RoweBlake V. Dickson

Dental Topographic Proxies for Ecological Characteristics in Carnivoran Mammals. Journal of Anatomy (2023)

Emily WaldmanYoly GonzalezJohn J. FlynnZ. Jack Tseng

ecological characteristicsmammalogyanatomycarnivoran mammalsdental topographic proxiesanimal ecologyecologymammalian biology

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John J. Flynn

Adjunct Professor

Columbia University

Affiliations

MS_ACAD-Morningside Academic

A&S Core - Academic

GSA Grad School of Arts & Sci

A&S Natural Sciences

A&S Earth & Environ Sci

A&S Core - Academic

A&S Natural Sciences

GSA Natural Sciences

GSA Earth & Environ Sciences

GSA Grad School of Arts & Sci

GSA Natural Sciences

John J. Flynn is currently serving as an A&S Core - Academic Adjunct Professor at Columbia University.

Honors

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Experiences

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John J. Flynn

Columbia University

Adjunct Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Early Miocene Sloth (Folivora) Remains From Pampa Castillo, Southern Chile, Including a Natural Cranial Endocast. Ameghiniana (2024)

Nathanael J. LeeJohn J. FlynnAndré R. WyssDarin A. Croft

paleoanthropologypampa castillosouthern chilelatin american archaeologyenvironmental sciencepaleontologypaleolithic archaeology

Gene Expression Supports a Single Origin of Horns and Antlers in Hoofed Mammals. Communications Biology (2024)

Zachary T CalamariJohn J Flynn

gene expressionanimal sciencemammalogyanimal geneticssingle originavian biologyhoofed mammalsevolutionary biologybreeding behaviorecologymammalian biologygenetics

Publisher Correction: Gene Expression Supports a Single Origin of Horns and Antlers in Hoofed Mammals. Communications Biology (2024)

Zachary T. CalamariJohn J. Flynn

animal sciencemammalogyanimal geneticsavian biologycommunicationmammalian biologyhoofed mammalsevolutionary biologysingle origingene expressionpublisher correctiongenetics

Skull Evolution and Lineage Diversification in Endemic Malagasy Carnivorans. Royal Society Open Science (2024)

Chris J. LawTate J. LindenJohn J. Flynn

evolutionary ecologylineage diversificationavian biologyskull evolutionanimal ecologyevolutionary biologymarine biologyecologyendemic malagasy carnivoransgenetics

The Largest Freshwater Odontocete: A South Asian River Dolphin Relative From the Proto-Amazonia. Science Advances (2024)

Aldo Benites-PalominoGabriel Aguirre-FernándezPatrice BabyDiana OchoaAli AltamiranoJohn J. FlynnMarcelo R. Sánchez-VillagraJulia V. TejadaChristian de MuizonRodolfo Salas-Gismondi

aquatic ecosystemsoceanographyzoologysouth asian riveravian biologyevolutionary biologyscience advancemarine biologyecologybiogeography

Virtual Reconstruction of the Canis Arnensis Type (Canidae, Mammalia) From the Upper Valdarno Basin (Italy, Early Pleistocene). Scientific Reports (2024)

S. Bartolini-LucentiO. CirilliM. MelchionnaP. RaiaZ. J. TsengJ. J. FlynnL. Rook

canis arnensis typeupper valdarno basinearth sciencemammalogyvirtual reconstructionearly pleistocenearchaeologybasin evolutionevolutionary biologyplanetary sciences

A Switch in Jaw Form–Function Coupling During the Evolution of Mammals. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2023)

Z. Jack TsengSergio Garcia-LaraJohn J. FlynnEmily HolmesTimothy B. RoweBlake V. Dickson

mammalogymorphology (biology)evolutionary biologymammalian biologyjaw form-function coupling

Caviomorphs (Rodentia, Hystricognathi) From Pampa Castillo, Chile: New Octodontoid Records and Biochronological Implications. Papers in Palaeontology (2023)

Andrew J. McGrathJohn J. FlynnDarin A. CroftJennifer ChickHolly E. DodsonAndré R. Wyss

pampa castillobiochronologypaleontologyarchaeologybiochronological implicationsevolutionary biology

Data_S15_Tsengetal_Composite_Tree_Samples Subsamples.Zip. Figshare (2023)

Z. Jack TsengSergio Garcia-LaraJohn J. FlynnEmily HolmesTimothy B. RoweBlake V. Dickson

Dental Topographic Proxies for Ecological Characteristics in Carnivoran Mammals. Journal of Anatomy (2023)

Emily WaldmanYoly GonzalezJohn J. FlynnZ. Jack Tseng

ecological characteristicsmammalogyanatomycarnivoran mammalsdental topographic proxiesanimal ecologyecologymammalian biology

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2
3
4
5
19
10 / page