Tyler D Lyson from Spokane, WA, age 31

Resumes

Suite Attendant

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Location:

26634 Calaroga Ave, Hayward, CA 94545

Industry:

Sports

Work:

Stanford University Jan 2016 - Aug 2018
Event Manager
National Football League (Nfl) Feb 2016 - Feb 2016
Super Bowl 50
Tesla Nov 2015 - Dec 2015
Production Associate
Levi's Stadium Nov 2015 - Dec 2015
Suite Attendant
Dave Smith Motors 2014 - 2015
Sales Consultant

Education:

Chabot College 2016
North Idaho College 2013 - 2014
North Idaho College 2012 - 2013

Skills:

Insurance
Sales
Automotive
Sales Management
Customer Satisfaction
Customer Retention
Team Building
Automotive Aftermarket
Sales Process
Automobile
Customer Service
Social Media

Interests:

Children
Economic Empowerment
Politics
Education
Environment
Science and Technology
Human Rights
Animal Welfare
Arts and Culture
Health

Languages:

English

News

65-million-year-old mammal discovered in Colorado Springs area

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terval of time have a notoriously poor fossil record and the discovery and description of a fossil mammal skull is an important step forward in documenting the earliest diversification of mammals after Earths last mass extinction, Dr. Tyler Lyson, Museum Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology, said.

Date

May 03, 2024

Category:

Science

Source:

Google

Scientists discover new mammal species in Colorado that gives clues on diversity

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The discovery was several years in the making. Dr. Tyler Lyson joined the museum in 2014 as the Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology. He wanted to answer questions about what happened during the first million years after the mass extinction of dinosaurs.

Date

May 03, 2024

Category:

Science

Source:

Google

Colorado Fossils Show How Mammals Raced to Fill Dinosaurs’ Void

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We provide the most vivid picture of recovery of an ecosystem on land after any mass extinction, said Tyler Lyson, a vertebrate paleontologist at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. His teams paper was published on Thursday in Science.

Date

Oct 24, 2019

Category:

Science

Source:

Google

Why turtles evolved to have shells

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Just like the bird feather did not initially evolve for flight, the earliest beginnings of the turtle shell was not for protection but rather for digging underground to escape the harsh South African environment where these early proto turtles lived, said Tyler Lyson from the Denver Museum of Natu

Date

Jul 16, 2016

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Google

Here's why turtles evolved shells

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"The earliest beginnings of the turtle shell was not for protection but rather for digging underground to escape the harsh South African environment where these early proto turtles lived," said lead author Tyler Lyson, Paleontologist Denver Museum of Nature & Science in Colorado, US.

Date

Jul 16, 2016

Source:

Google

How The Turtle Got Its Shell

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Tyler Lyson, a curator at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science who studies turtle evolution, agrees that this newly discovered creature is really important. He says when he argued that those 260-million-year-old fossils from South Africa were a turtle precursor, some researchers didn't buy it.

Date

Jun 24, 2015

Category:

Sci/Tech

Source:

Google

North Dakota reaches deal to keep dinosaur mummy

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The 67 million-year-old Edmontosaurus with fossilized skin was found in 1999 by high school student Tyler Lyson on his uncle's ranch near Marmarth, in southwestern North Dakota. Lyson, who went on to earn a doctorate in paleontology from Yale University, is now a postdoctoral researcher at the Smith

Date

Oct 21, 2014

Category:

Sci/Tech

Source:

Google

Dinosaur Breathing Study: Noses Enhanced Smelling and Cooled Brain

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ee these delicate scrolls of bone in the nasal region. We knew they must be nasal turbinates," said Emma Schachner, a co-author on the study from Louisiana State University who, along with Tyler Lyson of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, studied some of the fossil specimens used in the study.

Date

Oct 14, 2014

Category:

Sci/Tech

Source:

Google

Publications

Wikipedia References

Tyler Lyson

Work:

Tyler Lyson’s general research interests are focused around his field work in the Late Cretaceous Hell Creek Formation of southwestern North Dakota....

Education:

Studied at:

Swarthmore College

Area of science:

Paleontology • Demography

Academic degree:

Bachelor's Degree • PHD

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Award:

Scholarship