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Prof. John J. Flynn
American Museum of Natural History
Frick Curator and Chair, Division of Paleontology
American Museum of Natural History
Adjunct Professor
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Dean, Richard Gilder Graduate School
American Museum of Natural History
Division of Paleontology, AMNH
Central Park West at 79th Street
New York
NY
10024-5192
US
Phone:
(212) 769-5806
jflynn@amnh.org
Fields of interest:
Vertebrate paleontology (especially mammals), systematics and biogeography, relationships between environmental and faunal changes through time, paleomagnetism. My research focuses on the systematics and biogeography of living and fossil mammals
I am interested in students with interests in: 1) integration of paleontologic and geologic techniques (e.g.
Educational Activities:
Vertebrate Paleontology-Evolution Seminar (EESC G9668, 2 credits)
Topics in Vertebrate Evolution: Methods and Case Studies (Autumn 2005)
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