Marc EH Jones Research Page
PhD student, Anatomy and Developmental Biology, University College London, Gower Street, London, WCIE 6BT Click here for E-mail address
**CLICK HERE FOR NEW WEBSITE**
PhD title:	“The evolution and functional morphology of the tuatara (Diapsida: Rhynchocephalia) skull”
Supervisor: Professor Susan E. Evans Other research interests: Feeding in lizards and other lepidosaurs Diapsid skull morphology The evolution and radiation of the Rhynchocephalia The evolution and radiation of frogs (Salientia: Anura) Intraspecific variation in osteology
		Photograph by John Wattie

Previous Qualifications

Peer Reviewed Publications

Jones MEH, Evans SE and Sigogneau-Russell D. 2003. Early Cretaceous frogs from Morocco. Annals of the Carnegie Museum. 72(2): 65-97.

Jones MEH. 2004. Exploring skull evolution in the Rhynchocephalia (Diapsida: Lepidosauria). Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. 24(S): 76-77.

Smith AGW, Jones MEH and Evans SE. 2004. Hyperossified megafrog from the Upper Cretaceous of Madagascar: a new size record for the Mesozoic. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. 24(S): 113-114.

Other Articles

Jones MEH, Evans SE and Ruth B. 2002. Ontogenetic Variation in the frog ilium and its impact on classification. Palaeonotolgical Association Newsletter. 51: 58.

Jones MEH. 2003. 1st London Evolutionary Research Network Conference. Palaeontological Association Newsletter. 52: 45.

Jones MEH. 2004. Lyell meeting 2004: Dinosaur Palaeobiology meeting report. Palaeonotlogical Association Newletter. 55: 65-67.

Posters

Jones MEH. 2001. Cretaceous frogs from Morocco.

Jones MEH, Evans SE and Ruth B. 2002. Ontogenetic variation in the frog ilium and its impact on classification.

Smith AGW, Jones MEH and Evans SE. 2004. Hyperossified megafrog from the Upper Cretaceous of Madagascar: a new size record for the Mesozoic. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. 24(S): 113-114.

Selected Fieldwork

Click here to return to the Evolutionary Anatomy Unit home page

©MarcEHJones