Dr. Bill Hammer

2003-2006

Vertebrate Paleontology of the Jurassic Hanson

Formation, Beardmore Glacier region, Antarctica.

$219,109

1999-2002

Vertebrate Paleontology of the Triassic to Jurassicsedimentary sequences in South Victoria Land and the Beardmore Glacier region, Antarctica.

$151,906

1997-1999

Continued research on the Triassic and Jurassic vertebrate faunas from the Transantarctic Mountains.

$126,644

1995

NSF travel grant to present paper at Antarctic conference in Siena, Italy.

$2,500

1994-1997

Vertebrate paleontology of the Triassic to Jurassic sequence in the Shackleton Glacier region, Antarctica.

$148,043

Continued research on the vertebrate paleontology of the upper Fremouw and Falla Formations, Beardmore Glacier region, Antarctica.

$110,910

1992-1994

Vertebrate paleontology of the upper Fremouw and Falla Foramtions, Beardmore Glacier region, Antarctica.

$74,959

1990-1992

Vertebrate paleontology and sedimentology of the Cynognathus Zone, Beardmore Glacier region, Antarctica.

$199,930

1991

International travel grant to present paper at Antarctic conference in Tokyo, Japan.

$1,750

1987-1989

Continued research on Triassic vertebrates from the Beardmore Glacier area of Antarctica.

$68,273

1988

International travel grant to present paper at Antarctic conference in London, England.

$750

1985-1987

Triassic vertebrates from the Beardmore Glacier area of Antarctica.

$92,354

1981-1983

Vertebrate paleontology of the Permian-Triassic Gondwana sequence in North Victoria Land , Antarctica.

$34,299

1994

Collaborative project with W. Bartels of Albion College entitled: A cooperative investigation of the long-snouted aquatic predator niche in early Mesozoic, early Cenozoic and extant faunas.

$1,000

1993

Collaborative project with W. Bartels of Albion College entitled: Ancient terrestrial ecosystems: comparing vertebrate faunas from the Mesozoic of Antarctica and the Cenozoic of Wyoming.

$5,562

1992

Collaborative project with W. Bartels of Albion College entitled: Cooperative investigations of fossil vertebrates from the Mesozoic of Antarctica and the Cenozoic of Wyoming.

$5,856

1992

Award as a summer stipend for an undergraduate research assistant.

$3,500