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Michelle Spaulding

Purdue University Northwest

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Purdue University Northwest

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evolutionary biology mammalogy biology mammalian biology paleontology zoology ecology morphology (biology) anatomy phylogenetics ecology and evolutionary biology paleobiology animal science vertebrate paleontology animal taxonomy primate fossil zoogeography zoological taxonomy post-k-pg radiation placental mammal ancestor placental mammals neuroscience marine biology conservation biology systematic palaeontology systematics paleopathology animal ecology palaeogeography avian biology speleothem record morphological evidence axial skeleton living fossil taxonomy (biology) plant taxonomy evolutionary taxonomies paleoenvironmental reconstruction cretaceous-paleogene boundary museology computed tomography phylogeny comparison placental development character evolution key fossils end-cretaceous extinction postcranial characters evolutionary transformations fossil record african palm civet cranial osteology postcranial skeleton misleading taxon carnivora malleus new basal carnivoramorphan bridgerian nalma

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Brawn Before Brains in Placental Mammals After the End-Cretaceous Extinction. Science (2022)

Ornella C. BertrandSarah L. ShelleyThomas E. WilliamsonJohn R. WibleStephen G. B. ChesterJohn J. FlynnLuke T. HolbrookTyler R. LysonJin MengIan M. MillerHans P. PüschelThierry SmithMichelle SpauldingZ. Jack TsengStephen L. Brusatte

end-cretaceous extinctionmammalogyplacental mammalsneuroscienceanimal sciencebiologyevolutionary biologymammalian biologypaleontology

Jpa Volume 96 Issue 3 Cover and Front Matter. Journal of Paleontology (2022)

Juwan JeonKun LiangJino ParkStephen KershawYuandong ZhangJames GoedertLloyd GuthrieSteffen KielElise WalletMaxime PadelLéa DevaereSébastien ClausenJ ÁlvaroBernard LaumonierCambrian AgeLarry TaylorJuan AbellaJorge Morales-SaldañaPedro ArtalFernando FerratgesBarry Van BakelSamuel ZamoraM Franco TortelloJian-Feng LuXue-Ping MaWen-Kun QieBo ChenBryan GeePeter MakovickyChristian SidorLazaro Viñola-LopezElson Core SuárezJorge Vélez-JuarbeJuan MilanJonathan BlochThomas KellyRobert MartinWenxin CaoSha LiQiang LiThomas StidhamXiaoqiao WanXijun NiBrian PrattJonathan ArmbrusterNathan Lujan IdentifiSusumu TomiyaShawn ZackMichelle SpauldingJohn Flynn

earth sciencepaleontologyfront matterjournalism

Carnivorous Mammals From the Middle Eocene Washakie Formation, Wyoming, USA, and Their Diversity Trajectory in a Post-Warming World—Corrigendum. Journal of Paleontology (2021)

Susumu TomiyaShawn P. ZackMichelle SpauldingJohn J. Flynn

mammalogycarnivorous mammalspost-warming worldevolutionary biologymammalian biologydiversity trajectoryecologypaleontology

On the Unnecessary and Misleading Taxon “Cetartiodactyla”. Journal of Mammalian Evolution (2021)

Donald R. ProtheroDaryl DomningR. Ewan FordyceScott FossChristine JanisSpencer LucasKatherine L. MarriottGrégoire MetaisDarren NaishKevin PadianGertrud RössnerNikos SolouniasMichelle SpauldingRichard M. StuckyJessica TheodorMark Uhen

zoological taxonomymisleading taxonmammalogyphylogeneticsevolutionary taxonomiesplant taxonomyanimal taxonomybiologyevolutionary biologymammalian biologytaxonomy (biology)

Skeletal Anatomy of the Basicranium and Auditory Region in the Metacheiromyid Palaeanodont Metacheiromys (Mammalia, Pholidotamorpha) Based on High-Resolution Ct Scans. Fossil Imprint (2019)

Timothy J. GaudinJohn R. WibleKenneth D. RoseRobert J. EmryMichelle Spaulding

mammalogybiologyevolutionary biologyzoologymammalian biologyradiologyanatomyskeletal anatomyauditory regionpaleontologycomputed tomographyhigh-resolution ct scans

The Rise of Placental Mammals After the End-Cretaceous Mass Extinction. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2019)

Paige E. dePoloStephen L. BrusatteThomas E. WilliamsonJohn R. WibleSarah L. ShelleyOrnella C. BertrandMichelle SpauldingJan JaneckaSofia HolpinZoi KynigopoulouHans Püschel

end-cretaceous mass extinctionearth scienceplacental mammalsgeology

The Beginning of the Age of Mammals in New Mexico: New Insights on the Rise of Placentalia Based on a Preliminary Comprehensive Phylogeny. Proceedings volume ... annual spring meeting (2018)

Thomas E. WilliamsonStephen L. BrusatteJan E. JaneckaSarah L. ShelleyMichelle SpauldingJohn R. Wible

placental developmentphylogeny comparisonmammalogyphylogeneticspreliminary comprehensive phylogenybiologyevolutionary biologymammalian biologybiogeographypaleontology

Mammalian Petrosal From the Upper Jurassic Morrison Formation of Fruita, Colorado. Annals of Carnegie Museum (2015)

Elijah M. HughesJohn R. WibleMichelle SpauldingZhe-Xi Luo

museologymammalian petrosalavian biologymammalogybiologyevolutionary biologymammalian biologypaleontology

The Red Panda: The First, Not the Lesser, of the Pandas. Journal of Mammalian Evolution (2014)

red panda

On the Cranial Osteology of the African Palm Civet, Nandinia Binotata (Gray, 1830) (Mammalia, Carnivora, Feliformia). Annals of Carnegie Museum (2013)

paleobiologyliving fossilcranial osteologymorphology (biology)mammalogypaleopathologymorphological evidenceaxial skeletonprimate fossilbiologyevolutionary biologyvertebrate paleontologyzoologyzoogeographyanatomyafrican palm civet

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Michelle Spaulding

Purdue University Northwest

Affiliations

Purdue University Northwest

University College

School Of The Graduate

Studies Of Office Of Graduate

NoneMichelle Spaulding is currently serving as a Purdue University Northwest faculty at Purdue University Northwest.

Honors

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Purdue University Northwest

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Brawn Before Brains in Placental Mammals After the End-Cretaceous Extinction. Science (2022)

end-cretaceous extinctionmammalogyplacental mammalsneuroscienceanimal sciencebiologyevolutionary biologymammalian biologypaleontology

Jpa Volume 96 Issue 3 Cover and Front Matter. Journal of Paleontology (2022)

earth sciencepaleontologyfront matterjournalism

Carnivorous Mammals From the Middle Eocene Washakie Formation, Wyoming, USA, and Their Diversity Trajectory in a Post-Warming World—Corrigendum. Journal of Paleontology (2021)

Susumu TomiyaShawn P. ZackMichelle SpauldingJohn J. Flynn

mammalogycarnivorous mammalspost-warming worldevolutionary biologymammalian biologydiversity trajectoryecologypaleontology

On the Unnecessary and Misleading Taxon “Cetartiodactyla”. Journal of Mammalian Evolution (2021)

zoological taxonomymisleading taxonmammalogyphylogeneticsevolutionary taxonomiesplant taxonomyanimal taxonomybiologyevolutionary biologymammalian biologytaxonomy (biology)

Skeletal Anatomy of the Basicranium and Auditory Region in the Metacheiromyid Palaeanodont Metacheiromys (Mammalia, Pholidotamorpha) Based on High-Resolution Ct Scans. Fossil Imprint (2019)

Timothy J. GaudinJohn R. WibleKenneth D. RoseRobert J. EmryMichelle Spaulding

mammalogybiologyevolutionary biologyzoologymammalian biologyradiologyanatomyskeletal anatomyauditory regionpaleontologycomputed tomographyhigh-resolution ct scans

The Rise of Placental Mammals After the End-Cretaceous Mass Extinction. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2019)

Paige E. dePoloStephen L. BrusatteThomas E. WilliamsonJohn R. WibleSarah L. ShelleyOrnella C. BertrandMichelle SpauldingJan JaneckaSofia HolpinZoi KynigopoulouHans Püschel

end-cretaceous mass extinctionearth scienceplacental mammalsgeology

The Beginning of the Age of Mammals in New Mexico: New Insights on the Rise of Placentalia Based on a Preliminary Comprehensive Phylogeny. Proceedings volume ... annual spring meeting (2018)

Thomas E. WilliamsonStephen L. BrusatteJan E. JaneckaSarah L. ShelleyMichelle SpauldingJohn R. Wible

placental developmentphylogeny comparisonmammalogyphylogeneticspreliminary comprehensive phylogenybiologyevolutionary biologymammalian biologybiogeographypaleontology

Mammalian Petrosal From the Upper Jurassic Morrison Formation of Fruita, Colorado. Annals of Carnegie Museum (2015)

Elijah M. HughesJohn R. WibleMichelle SpauldingZhe-Xi Luo

museologymammalian petrosalavian biologymammalogybiologyevolutionary biologymammalian biologypaleontology

The Red Panda: The First, Not the Lesser, of the Pandas. Journal of Mammalian Evolution (2014)

red panda

On the Cranial Osteology of the African Palm Civet, Nandinia Binotata (Gray, 1830) (Mammalia, Carnivora, Feliformia). Annals of Carnegie Museum (2013)

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