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Located in Tallahassee, FL, BugWare's office is daily workplace for most of Team BugWare -- when we're not offshore. No paleontologist is an island... we work in the same room so that we can constantly discuss species concepts and ranges. One never learns all there is to know about Gulf of Mexico biostratigraphy, but this maximizes our exposure to the infinite varieties of fossils that we encounter.Jim received his B.S. in Geology from University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and followed up with an M.S. in 1989 and a PhD in 1993 from Florida State. Like most other BugWare paleontologists, Jim studied at the FSU Nannofossil Laborartory. He participated in two Ocean Drilling Program cruises as lead nannofossil paleontologist, Legs 188 and 121 sailing to Prydz Bay Antarctica and the Indian Ocean, respectively. Jim’s first experience with industry began as a summer intern for Amoco in the summer of 1991.Jim’s academic research was based upon the nannofossil assemblages at the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary. Having studied sections from all around the world, Jim is the world’s foremost authority on this subject. He has published 20 articles as lead author, and many more as second author. Click here to see a list of Jim's publications.

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