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Lindsay Zanno

Associate Research Professor

North Carolina State University

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Biological Sciences

Lindsay Zanno is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Research Professor at North Carolina State University.

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North Carolina State University

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evolutionary biology paleontology earth science biology anatomy geology ecology avian biology vertebrate paleontology ornithology zoology regional geology morphology (biology) geomorphology stratigraphy phylogenetics mammalian biology morphological evidence north america biodiversity archaeology animal science avian evolution basin evolution sedimentary geology cedar mountain formation moreno hill formation systematics cretaceous period late cretaceous medullary bone central utah body mass systematic palaeontology insect science palaeogeography fish biology biological evolution taphonomy sedimentation paleoclimatology avian locomotion paleoenvironmental change early cretaceous western north america mussentuchit member north carolina adaptation animal ecology reproductive biology historical biology predator-prey interactions taxonomy (biology) animal taxonomy bioacoustics auditory science anthropocene rodent ecology natural selection animal studies axial skeleton theriogenology zoological taxonomy speciation evolutionary genetics evolutionary taxonomies regional relevance regional climate response historical evidence fracture healing evolutionary significance theropod dinosaur evolution herbivorous ecomorphology specialization patterns dinosaur evolution western interior quaternary science paleobiology paleoenvironmental reconstruction cretaceous-paleogene boundary climate change

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Shark Tooth Forensics: A Participatory Science Initiative to Unravel Ancient Shark Ecology. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America (2025)

Terry A. GatesRobert R. DunnNathaniel W. BourneRaya I. BoydBrittany ArgallLeonora ShellAaron AlfordLindsay E. Zanno

paleoecologyancient shark ecologymarine biologyparticipatory science initiativemarine ecologyecology

A New Semi‐Fossorial Thescelosaurine Dinosaur From the Cenomanian‐Age Mussentuchit Member of the Cedar Mountain Formation, Utah. The Anatomical Record (2024)

Haviv M. AvrahamiPeter J. MakovickyRyan T. TuckerLindsay E. Zanno

evolutionary biologypaleontologycedar mountain formationanatomy

Observed Shift in Western Interior Basin Climates Across the Peak Cretaceous Thermal Maximum (Oae2). Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Adam MooreEthan HylandLindsay E. ZannoRyan T TuckerLandon BurgenerLiz Baron

geologypaleoenvironmental changeearth sciencequaternary sciencecretaceous periodclimate change

Tectono‐Sedimentary History of the Upper Cedar Mountain Formation, Central Utah, USA. Sedimentology (2024)

Ryan T. TuckerM. Ryan KingMichael T. MohrRay K. RenautJames L. CrowleyJack W. FeketePeter J. MakovickyLindsay E. Zanno

central utahregional geologygeologysedimentologyearth sciencetectono-sedimentary historysedimentationsedimentary geologystratigraphy

An Early-Diverging Iguanodontian (Dinosauria: Rhabdodontomorpha) From the Late Cretaceous of North America. PLoS ONE (2023)

Lindsay E. ZannoTerry A. GatesHaviv M. AvrahamiRyan T. TuckerPeter J. Makovicky

evolutionary biologynorth americapaleontologyearly-diverging iguanodontianlate cretaceous

Exceptional Age Constraint on a Fossiliferous Sedimentary Succession Preceding the Cretaceous Thermal Maximum. Geology (2023)

Ryan T. TuckerJames L. CrowleyMichael T. MohrRay K. RenautPeter J. MakovickyLindsay E. Zanno

cretaceous thermal maximumgeologyfossiliferous sedimentary successionearth scienceexceptional age constraint

Geological Assessment of Turonian - Coniacian Terrestrial Sedimentation Records During Climatic Recovery, Moreno Hill Formation, Zuni Basin. The Mountain Geologist (2023)

Charl D. CilliersRyan T. TuckerWilliam J. FriemuthKyla A. BeguesseLindsay E. Zanno

climatic recoverygeologygeological assessmentearth sciencemoreno hill formation

Independent Evidence for the Preservation of Endogenous Bone Biochemistry in a Specimen of Tyrannosaurus Rex. Biology (2023)

Jennifer AnnéAurore CanovilleNicholas P. EdwardsMary H. SchweitzerLindsay E. Zanno

independent evidenceendogenous bone biochemistrytyrannosaurus rexbiologyanimal physiologybiochemistrycell and molecular biology

Neuroanatomy of the Late Cretaceous Thescelosaurus Neglectus (Neornithischia: Thescelosauridae) Reveals Novel Ecological Specialisations Within Dinosauria. Scientific Reports (2023)

David J. ButtonLindsay E. Zanno

neuroanatomyecology

Timing of the Greenhorn Transgression and Oae2 in Central Utah Using Ca-Tims U-Pb Zircon Dating. Cretaceous Research (2023)

Ray K. RenautRyan T. TuckerM. Ryan KingJames L. CrowleyEthan G. HylandLindsay E. Zanno

earth sciencegeochronologycretaceous periodgreenhorn transgression

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Lindsay Zanno

Associate Research Professor

North Carolina State University

Affiliations

College of Sciences

Biological Sciences

Lindsay Zanno is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Associate Research Professor at North Carolina State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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North Carolina State University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Shark Tooth Forensics: A Participatory Science Initiative to Unravel Ancient Shark Ecology. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America (2025)

Terry A. GatesRobert R. DunnNathaniel W. BourneRaya I. BoydBrittany ArgallLeonora ShellAaron AlfordLindsay E. Zanno

paleoecologyancient shark ecologymarine biologyparticipatory science initiativemarine ecologyecology

A New Semi‐Fossorial Thescelosaurine Dinosaur From the Cenomanian‐Age Mussentuchit Member of the Cedar Mountain Formation, Utah. The Anatomical Record (2024)

Haviv M. AvrahamiPeter J. MakovickyRyan T. TuckerLindsay E. Zanno

evolutionary biologypaleontologycedar mountain formationanatomy

Observed Shift in Western Interior Basin Climates Across the Peak Cretaceous Thermal Maximum (Oae2). Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Adam MooreEthan HylandLindsay E. ZannoRyan T TuckerLandon BurgenerLiz Baron

geologypaleoenvironmental changeearth sciencequaternary sciencecretaceous periodclimate change

Tectono‐Sedimentary History of the Upper Cedar Mountain Formation, Central Utah, USA. Sedimentology (2024)

Ryan T. TuckerM. Ryan KingMichael T. MohrRay K. RenautJames L. CrowleyJack W. FeketePeter J. MakovickyLindsay E. Zanno

central utahregional geologygeologysedimentologyearth sciencetectono-sedimentary historysedimentationsedimentary geologystratigraphy

An Early-Diverging Iguanodontian (Dinosauria: Rhabdodontomorpha) From the Late Cretaceous of North America. PLoS ONE (2023)

Lindsay E. ZannoTerry A. GatesHaviv M. AvrahamiRyan T. TuckerPeter J. Makovicky

evolutionary biologynorth americapaleontologyearly-diverging iguanodontianlate cretaceous

Exceptional Age Constraint on a Fossiliferous Sedimentary Succession Preceding the Cretaceous Thermal Maximum. Geology (2023)

Ryan T. TuckerJames L. CrowleyMichael T. MohrRay K. RenautPeter J. MakovickyLindsay E. Zanno

cretaceous thermal maximumgeologyfossiliferous sedimentary successionearth scienceexceptional age constraint

Geological Assessment of Turonian - Coniacian Terrestrial Sedimentation Records During Climatic Recovery, Moreno Hill Formation, Zuni Basin. The Mountain Geologist (2023)

Charl D. CilliersRyan T. TuckerWilliam J. FriemuthKyla A. BeguesseLindsay E. Zanno

climatic recoverygeologygeological assessmentearth sciencemoreno hill formation

Independent Evidence for the Preservation of Endogenous Bone Biochemistry in a Specimen of Tyrannosaurus Rex. Biology (2023)

Jennifer AnnéAurore CanovilleNicholas P. EdwardsMary H. SchweitzerLindsay E. Zanno

independent evidenceendogenous bone biochemistrytyrannosaurus rexbiologyanimal physiologybiochemistrycell and molecular biology

Neuroanatomy of the Late Cretaceous Thescelosaurus Neglectus (Neornithischia: Thescelosauridae) Reveals Novel Ecological Specialisations Within Dinosauria. Scientific Reports (2023)

David J. ButtonLindsay E. Zanno

neuroanatomyecology

Timing of the Greenhorn Transgression and Oae2 in Central Utah Using Ca-Tims U-Pb Zircon Dating. Cretaceous Research (2023)

Ray K. RenautRyan T. TuckerM. Ryan KingJames L. CrowleyEthan G. HylandLindsay E. Zanno

earth sciencegeochronologycretaceous periodgreenhorn transgression

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