CurrentRyan Paterson
M.Sc. program, Earth Sciences, Carleton U. Co-supervisor, H. Maddin Topic: Phylogenetic position and locomotor inference of Puijila darwin Alumni -Graduate students2015
Danielle Fraser, Ph.D. Biology, Carleton U. Co-supervisor, R. Gorelick Title: Responses of ungulate communities to Miocene climate change 2013 Thomas Cullen, M.Sc. Earth Sciences, Carleton U. Co-supervisor, C. Schröder-Adams Title: Comparative description of a female Enaliarctos emlongi (Carnivora, Pinnipedimorpha) from the Miocene of western Oregon and the evolution of sexual dimorphism within Pinnipedia. 2012 Travis Mitchell, M.Sc. Earth Sciences, Carleton U. Co-supervisor, C. Schröder-Adams Title: Paleoenvironmental reconstruction of the Pliocene-aged Beaver Pond Site (Ellesmere Island, NU). 2011 Joanna Northover, M.Sc. Earth Sciences, Carleton U. Co-supervisor, C. Schröder-Adams Title: Skeletal morphology and evidence for swimming in a fossil stem pinniped, Puijila darwini, from the Canadian High Arctic. 2008 Dmitri Ponomarenko, M.Sc. Earth Sciences, Carleton U. Co-supervisor, C. Schröder-Adams Title: Burrow morphology, burrow preservation, and evidence of digging behaviour in ground-dwelling squirrels (Sciuridae) Currently: Ph.D. program, Russia Alumni -Undergraduate Honours-thesis students2010
Simon Mattioli Biology, Carleton U. Title: Investigation of forelimb musculature and skeletal morphology in the river otter. Merissa Thompson Biology, Carleton U. Title: Functional morphology and evolution of the tail in North American Porcupine. 2009 Travis Mitchell Earth Sciences, Carleton U. Title: A new approach for the taxonomic classification of fossil rabbits (Genus: Hypolagus) using Eigenshape analysis. Felicia St-Louis Biology, Carleton U. Title: Comparative biomechanics of the beaver tail (Castor canadensis). 2007 Elizabeth Ross Earth Sciences, Carleton U. Title: A geometric morphometric reevaluation of the validity of the genus Sinocastor (Rodentia: Castoridae) 2006 Kristin, I. Hynes Earth Sciences, Carleton U. Title: The evolution of the grooming claw in Castoridae |