Sankey’s book provides advice on analyzing plant, animal microfossils

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Wednesday, 17 June 2009 21:49

Geology Professor Julia T. Sankey’s latest work, Vertebrate Microfossil Assemblages, released in April 2008, focuses on how to analyze vertebrate microfossils and minute plant and animal remains.

Vertebrate Microfossil Assemblages The book describes how paleontologists can use these remains for dating larger fossils and for understanding their native climates.

A vertebrate paleontologist with a background in both biology and geology, Sankey is an active researcher who has made a number of fossil discoveries during her numerous expeditions in North America and Asia. Her current research includes Cretaceous theropod dinosaurs and microfossils.

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