Lynnea Jackson

Graduate Student. Advisor: Jeffrey Wilson Mantilla
She/Her

lynneasj@umich.edu

Office Information:

Room 3102
Biological Sciences Building

Earth; Paleontology

Education/Degree:

BS in Geology, Michigan State University
MS in Geology, Univeristy of Minnesota

About

Lynnea Jackson is a life-long nerd who decided to become a paleontologist at age 7. Here at Michigan, her research focuses on sauropod dinosaur paleobiology. She is interested in functional morphology and the evolution of herbivory in these animals. Outside of work she likes to attend yoga and cycling classes, play the cello, and try out new nail art.

About

Lynnea Jackson is a life-long nerd who decided to become a paleontologist at age 7. Here at Michigan, her research focuses on sauropod dinosaur paleobiology. She is interested in functional morphology and the evolution of herbivory in these animals. Outside of work she likes to attend yoga and cycling classes, play the cello, and try out new nail art.

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