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Casey
M. Holliday
Department of Pathology & Anatomical Sciences
University of Missouri
Columbia, Missouri 65212
USA
Casey M. Holliday is an Assistant Professor of Anatomy at
the University of Missouri School of Medicine where he is a member of the
Graduate Programs in Integrative Anatomy and Veterinary Pathobiology. Holliday’s
research program broadly focuses on reptilian skeletal tissue biology and the
evolution of cranial form and function. This research relies heavily on data
collected from extant animals including lizards, birds, and crocodilians and
employs dissection, histology, and 3D imaging techniques. These data are used to
pursue questions in the fossil record pertaining to the evolutionary and
functional morphology of the skull in dinosaurs, crocodyliforms, and other
reptiles. More details can be found at the Holliday Lab web page. He spends his
free time with his lovely daughter Audrey, who is equally fascinated by nature. |