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Kristi Curry Rogers
Assistant
Professor of Biology and Geology
Olin-Rice 217
(651) 696-6799 office
rogersk@macalester.edu
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Kristi Curry Rogers is a vertebrate paleontologist most interested in
the evolutionary history and paleobiology of dinosaurs. Her
research program is focused on understanding dinosaur anatomy,
evolution, and paleobiology. In addition to fieldwork and museum
research around the globe, she is particularly interested in the
evolutionary history of the long-necked dinosaurs known as sauropods.
Rogers utilizes bone histology to explore and reconstruct
patterns of
the evolution of body size, growth rates, and life history strategies
among dinosaurs, their living relatives, and their modern
analogues. She is jointly appointed with the Geology
Department. Rogers teaches Biodiversity and Evolution, one of the
courses in the Department's core sequence, as well as courses in
vertebrate anatomy and paleobiology.
Education BS Montana State University 1996
MSc Stony Brook University 1999
PhD Stony Brook University 2001
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