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Paul Willis

Communications

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Paul Willis

Biology

#5809

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#8382

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Paleontology

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#442

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According to Wikipedia, Paul M. A. Willis is an Australian palaeontologist, science communicator and former Director of the Royal Institution of Australia . Career Willis studied zoology and geology at University of Sydney and went on to complete a PhD in palaeontology at the University of New South Wales. He has been a resident palaeontologist on ten Antarctic expeditions and has written or co-authored eight books on dinosaurs, rocks and fossils.

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Paul Willis 's Published Works

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The origin of modern crocodyliforms: new evidence from the Cretaceous of Australia (2006) (185)
The crocodilian Goniopholis simus from the Lower Cretaceous of north-western Germany (1999) (75)
A new crocodylian from the Early Eocene of south-eastern Queensland and a preliminary investigation of the phylogenetic relationships of crocodyloids (1996) (71)
Feralisation targets different genomic loci to domestication in the chicken (2016) (43)
Trilophosuchus Rackhami gen. et sp. nov., a New Crocodilian from the Early Miocene Limestones of Riversleigh, Northwestern Queensland (1993) (41)
Mixed ancestry and admixture in Kauai's feral chickens: invasion of domestic genes into ancient Red Junglefowl reservoirs (2015) (39)
AN EXTINCT PLEISTOCENE ENDEMIC MEKOSUCHINE CROCODYLIAN FROM FIJI (2002) (37)
Review of fossil crocodilians from Australasia (1997) (34)
A review of the Plio-Pleistocene crocodilian genus Pallimnarchus (1997) (21)
Quinkana babarrac a new species of ziphodont mekosuchine crocodile from the Early Pliocene Bluff Downs local faunac northern Australia with a revision of the genus (1996) (19)
A new crocodile of the gavial ecomorph morphology from the Miocene of Northern Australia (1991) (18)
A Pleistocene Longirostrine Crocodilian from Riversleigh: First Fossil Occurrence of Crocodylus Johnstoni Krefft (1990) (16)
A longirostrine crocodile from the Early Tertiary of southeastern Queensland (1991) (13)
A new species of mekosuchine crocodilian from the middle Palaeogene Rundle Formation, central Queensland (2005) (8)
A Probable Piscivorous Crocodile from Eocene Deposits of Mcmurdo Sound, East Antarctica (2013) (4)
Taphonomy of crocodilians from the Eocene Lake Messel (Darmstadt, Germany) with implications for the sedimentary environments (1996) (2)
The Australian palaeoherpetological renaissance: a review of Australian pelaeoherpetology, 1990–93 (1993) (1)

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University of Sydney

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