Author

Scott Reese

Scott Reese is a fossil collections manager at a university natural history museum in London. He oversees the preparation and conservation of vertebrate specimens, managing their transfer from field excavations into museum storage. Reese holds a BSc in Geology from the University of Bristol and completed an MSc in Paleontology at Durham University.

What Did Catarrhines Evolve From?
What Hindlimb Shape Reveals About Cetacean Ancestry
How Are Mammalian Forelimbs Similar?
What Is the Main Aim of the Study of Systematics?
What Are Basal Anthropoids? The Roots of Monkeys and Apes
How the Horse Fossil Record Supports the Theory of Evolution
When Did Whale Ancestors Begin Living Full Time in the Water?
Danuvius guggenmosi: An Ancient Ape That Walked Upright
What Did Miacids Evolve From? Tracing Their Ancestry
What Is the Relationship Between Systematics and Taxonomy?
What Is a Derived Character in a Cladogram?
How Close Are Zebras to Horses, Biologically?
Are Cnidaria Protostome or Deuterostome?
How Teeth Evolved From Ancient Fish to Modern Mammals
Chororapithecus: A Key to Primate Evolution
Who Was the Fish Ancestor to All Vertebrates?
What Is a Tetrapod? Defining a Major Evolutionary Group
What Are Tribosphenic Molars and Why Are They Important?
Metazoans: Characteristics, Diversity, and Evolution
Traditional Views of Animal Phylogeny and Embryological Development
Who Were the Neanderthals and What Were They Like?
What Are Plesiadapiforms and Why Do They Matter?
What Is a Persistence Predator? A Hunting Strategy
Color Communication: Nature’s Language and Human Codes
Primate Skull Variation and Anatomy Across Major Groups
CP3 Honing Complex: Insights on Primate Jaw Mechanics