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About Casey

I am an Associate Professor of Anatomy at University of Missouri-Columbia. I teach Anatomy for the Medical School. I conduct research on the evolutionary morphology of vertebrates, particularly the structure, function, and evolution of the feeding apparatus. Much of this involves studying the biology of bone, cartilage and muscle. of dinosaurs and fossil crocs. I have a great job.

Current trends in publishing 3D Anatomy

Posted on October 21, 2010 by Casey

One might say that the past decade has been the decade of 3D visualization in paleontology. Although techniques such as CT, MRI, laser scanning, serially-reconstructed histology, and confocal microscopy (and of course molding/casting)  have been around for a long time, … Continue reading →

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Making Connections: SVP 2010 Symposium and More

Posted on October 5, 2010 by Casey

Mark your Calendars!!! One week from today Matt Vickaryous (University of Guelph) and I will be co-convening a Symposium on Joint Biology entitled: Making Connections: the Evolution and Function of Joints in Vertebrates This series of talks will complement numerous … Continue reading →

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Dinosaur Articular Cartilage

Posted on September 30, 2010 by Casey

How much cartilage did dinosaurs have in their joints? Continue reading →

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Lizard symphysis histology paper out in Anatomical Record.

Posted on July 22, 2010 by Casey

Our latest paper is out in Anatomical Record’s upcoming issue and the pdf is available online. http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/fulltext/123442729/PDFSTART To the right is our submitted cover illustration that I don’t believe made the cut. We’ll use it anyways. Additional data from the … Continue reading →

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Summer 2010

Posted on June 3, 2010 by Casey

Greetings! Please excuse our mess.  The Holliday Lab is migrating portions of its web content at University of Missouri Integrative Anatomy (found here) to this website. We’ll offer Research and publication news, updates on people, talks,  and projects, and occasionally … Continue reading →

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