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Christian Sidor is a Professor in the Department of Biology at the University of Washington, with research interests in Natural History, Paleobiology, and Phylogenetics. His work focuses on vertebrate evolution, particularly during the Permian-Triassic periods, exploring ancient synapsid lineages that are precursors to modern mammals. He investigates the evolutionary history and physiological traits that characterize these organisms, shedding light on the adaptation and diversification of vertebrates in response to mass extinction events. Sidor's research includes extensive fieldwork, particularly in regions like Antarctica, Tanzania, and Zambia, contributing to the understanding of global patterns of tetrapod evolution and biogeography during critical geological intervals. He holds a BS from Trinity College, and both an MS and PhD from the University of Chicago, as well as postdoctoral experience at the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution. Sidor actively publishes in notable journals and contributes to the academic community through various research projects and collaborations.
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