Catherine Musinsky has been Dr. Crompton's technical assistant, editor, illustrator, and research assistant for over 25 years. She CT-scans fossils, reconstructs them in 3D, and segments the bones and muscles of extant and extinct animals. She also...
It has recently been suggested that the mechan- ism for lifting liquid from a bowl into the oral cavity during lapping is fundamentally different in cats and dogs: cats use adhesion of liquid to the tongue tip while dogs ‘scoop’ with their backwardly...
Nasal regions of the non-mammalian cynodont, Massetognathus, Probainognathus, and Elliotherium were reconstructed from micro-CT scans and compared with scans and published accounts of more derived forms, including Brasilitherium, Morganucodon, Haldanodon...
As an Emeritus Professor, AW "Fuzz" Crompton has mentored a vast population of distinguished former post docs, graduate students and undergraduates. He collaborates on current research with one-time OEB grad students turned professors, Tomasz Owerkowicz a...
