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Principal Investigators:
John Kappelman, PhD, Professor, Department of Anthropology
Denne Reed, PhD, Asst Professor, Department of Anthropology
Project Developer:
Adrienne Witzel, eFossils Developer, Department of Anthropology and LAITS
Content Contributors:
W. Andrew Barr, Brett A. Nachman, Gabrielle A. Russo, and Katie Sayre
Catalog Contributors:
Programming: Daniel Garcia
Content Management: Daniel Garcia and Emily Mixon
eFossils Alumni:
Project Manager: Lauri Martin, PhD
Content: Claud Bramblet, Professor Emeritus; Ashley Gosselin-Ildari, Nicole M. Hauck, Matthew Kilberger,
Summer Klein, Jennifer Lawerence, Rachel Menegaz, Kathleen Rust, Sophia Salgado, and
Christyna Solhan.
Programming: Chris Lamb
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Project Producer:
Joseph C. TenBarge Jr, Director, Liberal Arts ITS/Assistant Dean
Project Programmer:
Peter Keane, MLS, Sr. Software Developer/Analyst
Programming and CSS Design:
Thomas Darr, Web Programmer, and Ming Gong, Web Designer, Liberal Arts ITS
Art Direction & Graphic Design:
Suloni Robertson, Media Production Services and STA Manager
Student Technology Assisstants:
Illustrations: Marissa Kopatic, Julio Garcia, Lindsay Jones, and Ashley Solano
Branding Design Refresh: David Johannes
Special Thanks:
Gary Dickerson, STA Manager
Stuart Ross and Tucker Bickler, Programmers
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Funding provided by the Longhorn Innovation fund for Technology (LIFT) Award from the
Research and Educational Technology Committee (R&E) of the IT governance structure at
the University of Texas at Austin.
Some fossil casts provided by the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History. Special thanks to Rick Potts
and Jennifer Clark from the Human Origins Program, Department of Anthropology, National Museum of Natural History.
eFossils is a collaborative website in which users can explore important fossil localities and browse the fossil digital library. If you have any problems using this site or have any other questions, please feel free to contact us.
Funding for eFossils was provided by the Longhorn Innovation Fund for Technology (LIFT) Award from the Research & Educational Technology Committee (R&E) of the IT governance structure at The University of Texas at Austin.
