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Vertebrate Paleontology

 

INTERIM CURATOR - Craig Guyer, Ph.D. (Personal Home Page)
CURATOR EMERITUS – James L. Dobie, Ph.D.

RESEARCH ASSOCIATES
David King, Ph.D. (Personal Home Page)
 

 



HOLDINGS

The vertebrate paleontology collections at Auburn University include ca. 2,500 specimens. The collection focuses on the state of Alabama, but also includes significant material from other portions of the southeastern United States. The Auburn University Museum Vertebrate Paleontology Collection is searchable at this link: SEARCH DATABASE.



LOAN REQUESTS

Loans of specimens are made to scientists and students associated with recognized institutions or to others with adequate credentials. Loan policies and a printable loan request form are available in MS Word and Adobe PDF formats.



VOLUNTEERS

Volunteer workers in the Vertebrate Paleontology Collection perform tasks vital to the maintenance and use of the collection. During their volunteer activities, they become experienced in curatorial functions, gain familiarity with the fossil vertebrate fauna of Alabama, and have the opportunity to interact with a variety of scientists. For more information or to volunteer your services, e-mail or visit with the Curator .