Highlights
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- Renowned paleoecologist with over 25 years of field research in prehistoric wildlife.
- Ph.D. in Paleontology from the University of Cambridge; published extensively in leading scientific journals.
- Contributor to National Geographic, BBC Earth, and keynote speaker at international paleontology conferences.
Experience
John Stewart is a distinguished paleoecologist whose work has significantly advanced our understanding of prehistoric ecosystems. With over two decades dedicated to unearthing fossils across Asia and Africa, his findings have shed light on the behaviors and habitats of extinct species. John's writing combines meticulous scientific detail with engaging narratives, making complex topics accessible to enthusiasts and academics alike. Outside of his research, he mentors young scientists and enjoys wildlife photography and hiking.
Education
John earned his Ph.D. in Paleontology from the University of Cambridge and holds a Master's in Earth Sciences from the University of Oxford. He completed his undergraduate studies in Geology at the University of Edinburgh. His extensive training includes specialized courses in fossil excavation and radiometric dating techniques.
