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Judd Case

Eastern Washington University

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College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

Biology

Eastern Washington University

NoneJudd Case is currently serving as a Academic Affairs faculty at Eastern Washington University.

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evolutionary biology paleontology biology vertebrate paleontology paleobiology systematic palaeontology paleoecology mammalogy living fossil cretaceous-paleogene boundary palaeogeography primate fossil cretaceous period phylogenetics zoogeography ecology biogeography avian biology historical biology ornithology paleoenvironmental reconstruction planetary sciences geochronology mammalian biology systematics marine micropaleontology palaeontologia electronica biological evolution cretaceous bird avian evolution late cretaceous molecular evolution zooarchaeology zoology gondwana research marine ornithology arthropod taxonomy zoological taxonomy south america south australia seymour island vega island james ross island animal science palynology phylogeny comparison phylogenetic methods evolutionary taxonomies paleobotany evolutionary theory paleoceanography human origins molecular palaeobiology molecular evidence avian locomotion biostratigraphy palaeo-environmental reconstruction marine biodiversity biodiversity conservation marine ecology biodiversity loss taphonomic bias phylogenetic relationships land mammal biostratigraphy late oligocene etadunna formation marsupial evolution nuclear genes family hadrosauridae north america marsupial cohorts medial eocene

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Foot-Propelled Divers Are the Most Common Latest Cretaceous Neornithine Fossils, but Where Are the Shore Birds and Sea Birds?. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

vertebrate paleontologypalaeontologia electronicacretaceous birdpaleontologysystematic palaeontologypaleobiologymarine ornithologyevolutionary biologyavian evolutioncretaceous periodecologyfoot-propelled diverspaleoenvironmental reconstructionornithology

Patterns of Extinction and Survival of Marine Vertebrates Across the K/Pg Boundary in Antarctica. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

oceanographypaleoecologybiodiversitymarine biodiversitybiologybiodiversity conservationanimal ecologymarine ornithologyevolutionary biologymarine ecologymarine biologyecologybiodiversity lossbiogeographybiological conservationconservation biology

Reconstructing the Ecological Relationships of the Latest Cretaceous Antarctic Dinosaurs and How Functional Tooth Morphology Influenced Diet and Ecological Niche Among Basal Ornithopod Dinosaurs. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

vertebrate paleontologypalaeogeographygondwana researchpaleoecologytaphonomic biasliving fossilecological relationshipspaleontologybiologymorphology (biology)paleobiologyevolutionary biologycretaceous-paleogene boundaryhistorical biologyecologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionecology and evolutionary biology

The Late Cretaceous Dinosaurs of Antarctica: A Unique Window Onto a Polar Gondwanan Fauna Approaching the Cretaceous/Paleogene Boundary. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Matthew LamannaJudd CaseJulia ClarkeEric M. RobertsPatrick M. O'Connor

earth sciencepolar gondwanan faunapaleontologycretaceous-paleogene boundarycretaceous periodgeologylate cretaceous dinosaurs

An Avian Femur From the Late Cretaceous of Vega Island, Antarctic Peninsula: Removing the Record of Cursorial Landbirds From the Mesozoic of Antarctica. PeerJ (2019)

Abagael R. WestChristopher R. TorresJudd A. CaseJulia A. ClarkePatrick M. O'ConnorMatthew C. Lamanna

animal scienceavian femurcursorial landbirdsavian biologybiologypaleontologylate cretaceousantarctic peninsulaavian evolutionevolutionary biologyentomologybiogeographyplanetary sciencesvega islandornithology

An Enigmatic Bird From the Lower Maastrichtian of Vega Island, Antarctica. Cretaceous Research (2019)

paleoecologyzoological taxonomycretaceous birdlower maastrichtianavian locomotionavian biologypaleontologyzoogeographyenigmatic birdpaleobiologyavian evolutionevolutionary biologybiogeographyvega islandornithology

Late Cretaceous Non-Avian Dinosaurs From the James Ross Basin, Antarctica: Description of New Material, Updated Synthesis, Biostratigraphy, and Paleobiogeography. ResearchOnline at James Cook University (James Cook University) (2019)

Matthew LamannaJudd A. CaseEric RobertsVictoria M. ArbourRicardo C. ElySteven W. SalisburyJulia A. ClarkeDale Edward MalinzakAbagael WestPatrick M. O'Connor

paleontologycretaceous non-avian dinosaursupdated synthesisplanetary sciencesbiostratigraphy

Phylogeny of a New Gigantic Paravian (Theropoda; Coelurosauria; Maniraptora) From the Upper Cretaceous of James Ross Island, Antarctica. Cretaceous Research (2019)

vertebrate paleontologyupper cretaceousprimate fossilliving fossilnew gigantic paravianbiologyphylogeneticspaleontologypaleobiologysystematic palaeontologyevolutionary biologysystematicscretaceous-paleogene boundarycretaceous periodjames ross island

Evidence From Fossil Vertebrates for a Rich Eocene Antarctic Marine Environment. Antarctic research series (2011)

vertebrate paleontologypalaeontologia electronicapalaeogeographypaleoceanographyfossil vertebratesliving fossilbiologypaleontologysystematic palaeontologypaleobiologycretaceous-paleogene boundaryevolutionary biologyprimate fossilmarine biologyhistorical biology

A Dromaeosaur From the Maastrichtian of James Ross Island and the Late Cretaceous Antarctic Dinosaur Fauna. Antarctica A Keystone in a Changing World (2007)

vertebrate paleontologypalaeogeographyliving fossilmarine micropaleontologypaleontologysystematic palaeontologymorphology (biology)paleobiologycretaceous-paleogene boundaryprimate fossilmarine biologycretaceous periodjames ross island

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Judd Case

Eastern Washington University

Affiliations

Academic Affairs

College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

Biology

Eastern Washington University

NoneJudd Case is currently serving as a Academic Affairs faculty at Eastern Washington University.

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Eastern Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Foot-Propelled Divers Are the Most Common Latest Cretaceous Neornithine Fossils, but Where Are the Shore Birds and Sea Birds?. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Patterns of Extinction and Survival of Marine Vertebrates Across the K/Pg Boundary in Antarctica. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Matthew LamannaJudd CaseJulia ClarkeEric M. RobertsPatrick M. O'Connor

earth sciencepolar gondwanan faunapaleontologycretaceous-paleogene boundarycretaceous periodgeologylate cretaceous dinosaurs

An Avian Femur From the Late Cretaceous of Vega Island, Antarctic Peninsula: Removing the Record of Cursorial Landbirds From the Mesozoic of Antarctica. PeerJ (2019)

Abagael R. WestChristopher R. TorresJudd A. CaseJulia A. ClarkePatrick M. O'ConnorMatthew C. Lamanna

An Enigmatic Bird From the Lower Maastrichtian of Vega Island, Antarctica. Cretaceous Research (2019)

Matthew LamannaJudd A. CaseEric RobertsVictoria M. ArbourRicardo C. ElySteven W. SalisburyJulia A. ClarkeDale Edward MalinzakAbagael WestPatrick M. O'Connor

paleontologycretaceous non-avian dinosaursupdated synthesisplanetary sciencesbiostratigraphy

Phylogeny of a New Gigantic Paravian (Theropoda; Coelurosauria; Maniraptora) From the Upper Cretaceous of James Ross Island, Antarctica. Cretaceous Research (2019)

Evidence From Fossil Vertebrates for a Rich Eocene Antarctic Marine Environment. Antarctic research series (2011)

A Dromaeosaur From the Maastrichtian of James Ross Island and the Late Cretaceous Antarctic Dinosaur Fauna. Antarctica A Keystone in a Changing World (2007)

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