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Robert M. Ross is an Adjunct Associate Professor at Cornell Engineering with a focus on paleobiology. His research interests include the diversification and distribution of life in the context of climate, ocean dynamics, and tectonics, specifically utilizing late Cenozoic ostracodes from the Indo-Pacific region. He also studies the interactions between biotas and aquatic chemistry, investigating the sedimentation process through computer simulations of coastal ecosystems and experimental studies examining animal-sediment relationships. His academic pursuits further extend to a detailed examination of faunal taxonomic changes over time and space, particularly in regards to Middle Devonian marine faunas found in Central New York. His extensive research contributions are published in various scientific journals, and he has presented his findings at multiple conferences in the field of paleobiology.
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