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Judy Massare

[MASSARE pronounced:  muh-say'-ree]

Courses

• ESC 195  Natural Disasters
• ESC 350  Computational Methods in the Field Sciences
• GEL 201  Introduction to Physical Geology
• GEL 302  Historical Geology
• GEL 303  Field Geology of Western New York (co-instructor)
• GEL 306  Principles of Paleontology

Research Interests

Evolution and ecology of Mesozoic marine reptiles:

• Biomechanics of swimming
• Tooth form and feeding ecology
• Large-scale patterns of evolution
• Ichthyosaurs of the Sundance Formation (Jurassic--WY)
• Bone microstructure of ichthyosaurs

Read updates about my ichthyosaur excavation in Wyoming, or check the fossil prep lab to see how the preparation of the ichthyosaur is progressing.

Academic Background

• B.S. University of Rochester, Rochester, NY
• M.A. The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
• Ph.D. The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

Professional Affiliations

Last Updated 10/20/11

News

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Hollywood Screenwriter Presses Brockport Graduates to Chase Their Dreams

Brockport's Lieberman Named SUNY Distinguished Service Professor

Events

Wed, Jun 6

CCNY Conference
8 am - 6 pm

Counseling Centers of New York (CCNY) Conference
10 am - 4 pm

Thu, Jun 7

CCNY Conference
8 am - 6 pm

Counseling Centers of New York (CCNY) Conference
10 am - 4:15 pm

Fri, Jun 8

Counseling Centers of New York (CCNY) Conference
8 am - 1 pm