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- iPreparator
- Bat country, TX
- Matthew Brown works in a slightly obscure corner of paleontology doing work called fossil preparation. Fossil preparators spend most of their time actually doing what most people think all paleontologists do all day. He has worked for the University of Chicago, Field Museum of Natural History, the National Park Service at Petrified Forest, and currently the University of Texas at Austin. Now residing in Swinging South Austin, he recently lived off the grid in a dome in the middle of the Painted Desert, where his cat Jake was eaten by a bobcat, coyote, mountain lion, or phytosaur. Gustav, Jake's replacement, fared pretty well, and stayed behind in Arizona to guard the house.
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Helping with museum renovations12 hours ago
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Time for a Dinosaur Attack?13 hours ago
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Bubbling Penguins3 days ago
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Dinosaurs, Then and Now3 weeks ago
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On Cake4 weeks ago
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Summer Field Paleontologist needed2 months ago
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Our Blog is moving!5 months ago
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RENAISSANCE MAN2 years ago
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