Eric Dewar

Eric Dewar is an Associate Professor and Co-Chair of the Biology Department at Suffolk University. His work bridges vertebrate paleontology, evolutionary morphology, and science education.

• Education: PhD (University of Massachusetts Amherst), MS (University of Colorado at Boulder), BS (Tufts University)

Research Interests focus on:

• Evolutionary morphology of mammals, particularly early Cenozoic ungulates and carnivores
• Dietary ecology reconstruction via dental microwear and craniodental morphology
• Innovations in anatomy/physiology education through podcasting and hybrid course formats

Article Trends show a dual focus on paleontological studies (e.g., dental microwear, ungulate/carnivore evolution) and pedagogical research (e.g., hybrid learning, scientific writing development).

Professional Activities include service on committees for the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology and Human Anatomy and Physiology Society.