Dr. "BC" Curtice papers

Me excavating a Diplodocus sacral (hip) complex.  Shortly after this photo was taken I realized I had not only discovered the hip but also a large section of the tail, nearly the entire hind limb, and a number of the back bones.  I spent two field seasons excavating this specimen and nearly 2 years preparing it for study.  It is available housed in the collections of the Brigham Young University Museum of Paleontology in Provo, Utah.

 

I study sauropod dinosaurs, the longest, tallest, and heaviest creatures that ever walked the earth.  Below are selected academic papers as well in some popular literature I was mentioned in.

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The paper "slaying" Ultrasaurus 

A paper describing baby sauropod dinosaurs  

A paper on the location of a historically significant Alamosaurus locale 

 

Popular Literature where Dr. Curtice has appeared

Discover Magazine Top 100 Science stories in 1996  

The story of eliminating Ultrasaurus appeared in a Dinosaur Discoveries article 

My work on Seismosaurus in the news