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MARTIN BECKER

William Paterson University of New Jersey

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William Paterson University of New Jersey

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MARTIN BECKER

William Paterson University of New Jersey

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earth science paleontology geology stratigraphy marine biology vertebrate paleontology fish biology evolutionary biology ecology paleobiology biology paleoenvironmental reconstruction paleoecology marine geology quaternary science regional geology morphology (biology) marine micropaleontology cretaceous period living fossil sedimentary geology marine ecology oceanography ornithology palaeogeography paleoceanography anatomy oral biology coastal research avian biology morphological evidence isotope geochemistry coral reefs new jersey zinc isotopes paleopathology systematic palaeontology marine ornithology palaeontologia electronica historical biology body size global comparison cretaceous-paleogene boundary palaeo-environmental reconstruction integrated stratigraphy morphological impact taphonomy continental shelf biological oceanography otodus megalodon upper cretaceous arkadelphia formation hot spring county carbon counties onslow bay north carolina neogene megatooth shark taphonomic bias reference frame structural morphology high elevation coastal geomorphology coastal deposit molecular palaeobiology osmoregulation biogerontology paleoclimatology lateral spread meso level path dependence trophic position great white sharks upper maastrichtian feeding‐related injury fossil chondrichthians megatooth shark

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Dietary Niche Partitioning Among Large Sharks in the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway of North America Documented by Zinc Isotopes. (2025)

Jeremy McCormackMichael L. GriffithsHarry Maisch IVMartin A. BeckerWolfgang MüllerJade KnightonRobert EagleKenshu Shimada

paleobiologypaleontologyzoologyzooplankton ecologymarine biologymarine geologylarge sharksecologyfish biologydietary niche partitioningmarine biodiversitypaleoecologymarine ecologybiologycretaceous periodmarine micropaleontologynorth americazinc isotopesanimal ecologyevolutionary biologycoral reefsevolutionary ecology

Glacial Erratics From the Shawangunk Formation of New York State: Utilizing Lithology to Identify Source Provenance and Reconstruct Surficial Geology of the Wisconsin Glaciation in Northern New Jersey. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

stratigraphyquaternary sciencequaternary researchglacial processphysical geographygeographygeomorphologyglacial erraticsearth sciencequaternary periodsedimentologysedimentary recordgeology

Miocene Marine Vertebrate Trophic Ecology Reveals Megatooth Sharks as Opportunistic Supercarnivores. Earth and Planetary Science Letters (2025)

marine biodiversitypaleobiologypaleontologypaleoecologyzoogeographymarine ecologyzoologybiologyevolutionary ecologymarine biologyvertebrate paleontologyecologyopportunistic supercarnivoresliving fossil

Reassessment of the Possible Size, Form, Weight, Cruising Speed, and Growth Parameters of the Extinct Megatooth Shark, Otodus Megalodon (Lamniformes: Otodontidae), and New Evolutionary Insights Into Its Gigantism, Life History Strategies, Ecology, and Extinction. Palaeontologia Electronica (2025)

Kenshu ShimadaRyosuke MotaniJake J WoodPhillip C SternesTaketeru TomitaMohamad BazziAlberto CollaretaJoel H GayfordJulia TürtscherPatrick L JamburaJürgen KriwetRomain VulloDouglas J LongAdam P SummersJohn G MaiseyCharlie UnderwoodDavid J WardHarry M MaischVictor J PerezIris FeichtingerGavin J P NaylorJoshua K MoyerTimothy E HighamJoão Paulo C B da SilvaHugo BornatowskiGerardo González-BarbaMichael L GriffithsMartin A BeckerMikael Siversson

paleontologylongevityenvironmental sciencemorphology (biology)global comparisonpath dependencemeso levelecologypossible sizefish biologymarine ornithologypaleoecologyextinct megatooth sharkgrowth parametersmarine micropaleontologyecology and evolutionary biologyanimal ecologyotodus megalodonlateral spreadgeneticsvertebrate paleontologylife history strategiesmorphological impact

Sharks and Rays (Chondrichthyes: Elasmobranchii) From the Peace River and Tamiami Formations (Late Miocene–Early Pliocene) on the Submerged Continental Shelf. Palaeontologia Electronica (2025)

stratigraphyquaternary sciencemarine biodiversitypaleontologypaleoenvironmental reconstructioncontinental shelfmarine biologyvertebrate paleontologymarine geologytamiami formationsearth sciencepeace river

Applying Zinc Isotopes to Investigate the Trophic Positions of Extinct Marine Vertebrates, Including the Megatooth Shark Otodus Megalodon, in Ancient Marine Ecosystems. (2024)

Jeremy McCormackMichael L. GriffithsHarry Maisch IVMartin A. BeckerNicolas BourgonKlervia JaouenBenjamin T. FullerJürgen PollerspöckOliver HampeIris FeichtingerWolfgang MüllerKenshu Shimada

paleontologyancient marine ecosystemsfish biologyextinct marine vertebratesmarine biologytrophic positionsevolutionary biologyzinc isotopes

How to Expand and Shrink Shark Brains: Effects of Formalin and Ethanol and Their Implications for Long-Term Preservation and Shark Brain Research. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Francesco GuzzoMartin A. BeckerKenshu Shimada

alcohol (drug)shark brainsneuropharmacologymarine biologyalcohol dehydrogenasesdevelopmental neurobiologymolecular neurodegenerationdevelopmental biologyshark brain researchlong-term preservationneurosciencebiochemistry

Microfossil Analysis of Submerged Lag Deposits From Venice, Sarasota County, Fl, USA. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Harry M. MaischMarie C. EllisCaleigh G. MerrillDomenic R. PecoraElizabeth A. HepworthConner W. BapstMartin A. Becker

geological datamicrofossil analysisearth sciencesubmerged lag depositsgeology

Analysis of Submerged Fossiliferous Lag Deposits From Venice, Sarasota County, Fl, USA. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Harry MaischMarie C. EllisPierce J. BakkerGiulia F. AyalaDomenic R. PecoraCaleigh G. MerrillBreona K. JudsonMartin A. Becker

stratigraphygeological datapaleoenvironmental reconstructionenvironmental sciencegeomorphologymarine geologycoastal researchearth scienceenvironmental geologyfossiliferous lag depositsregional geologysedimentologysedimentary recordgeology

Endothermic Physiology of Extinct Megatooth Sharks. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Michael L. GriffithsRobert A. EagleSora L. KimRandon J. FloresMartin A. BeckerHarry M. MaischRobin B. TraylerRachel L. ChanJeremy McCormackAlliya A. AkhtarAradhna K. TripatiKenshu Shimada

physiologyendothermic physiologyfish biologyanimal physiologymarine biologyevolutionary biology

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MARTIN BECKER

William Paterson University of New Jersey

Affiliations

William Paterson University of New Jersey

NoneMartin Becker is currently serving as a William Paterson University Of New Jersey faculty at William Paterson University of New Jersey.

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MARTIN BECKER

William Paterson University of New Jersey

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Dietary Niche Partitioning Among Large Sharks in the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway of North America Documented by Zinc Isotopes. (2025)

Jeremy McCormackMichael L. GriffithsHarry Maisch IVMartin A. BeckerWolfgang MüllerJade KnightonRobert EagleKenshu Shimada

stratigraphyquaternary sciencequaternary researchglacial processphysical geographygeographygeomorphologyglacial erraticsearth sciencequaternary periodsedimentologysedimentary recordgeology

Miocene Marine Vertebrate Trophic Ecology Reveals Megatooth Sharks as Opportunistic Supercarnivores. Earth and Planetary Science Letters (2025)

Sharks and Rays (Chondrichthyes: Elasmobranchii) From the Peace River and Tamiami Formations (Late Miocene–Early Pliocene) on the Submerged Continental Shelf. Palaeontologia Electronica (2025)

Applying Zinc Isotopes to Investigate the Trophic Positions of Extinct Marine Vertebrates, Including the Megatooth Shark Otodus Megalodon, in Ancient Marine Ecosystems. (2024)

Jeremy McCormackMichael L. GriffithsHarry Maisch IVMartin A. BeckerNicolas BourgonKlervia JaouenBenjamin T. FullerJürgen PollerspöckOliver HampeIris FeichtingerWolfgang MüllerKenshu Shimada

paleontologyancient marine ecosystemsfish biologyextinct marine vertebratesmarine biologytrophic positionsevolutionary biologyzinc isotopes

How to Expand and Shrink Shark Brains: Effects of Formalin and Ethanol and Their Implications for Long-Term Preservation and Shark Brain Research. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Francesco GuzzoMartin A. BeckerKenshu Shimada

Microfossil Analysis of Submerged Lag Deposits From Venice, Sarasota County, Fl, USA. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Harry M. MaischMarie C. EllisCaleigh G. MerrillDomenic R. PecoraElizabeth A. HepworthConner W. BapstMartin A. Becker

geological datamicrofossil analysisearth sciencesubmerged lag depositsgeology

Analysis of Submerged Fossiliferous Lag Deposits From Venice, Sarasota County, Fl, USA. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Harry MaischMarie C. EllisPierce J. BakkerGiulia F. AyalaDomenic R. PecoraCaleigh G. MerrillBreona K. JudsonMartin A. Becker

Endothermic Physiology of Extinct Megatooth Sharks. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Michael L. GriffithsRobert A. EagleSora L. KimRandon J. FloresMartin A. BeckerHarry M. MaischRobin B. TraylerRachel L. ChanJeremy McCormackAlliya A. AkhtarAradhna K. TripatiKenshu Shimada

physiologyendothermic physiologyfish biologyanimal physiologymarine biologyevolutionary biology

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