Presented Jason Schein
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   Jason shared with us his experiences excavating a huge sauropod dinosaur in southern Patagonia, Argentina. The talk described the scientific, logistical and paleontological details and techniques for this large-scale excavation.　He also talked about Patagonia and that desert like, fossil-rich area.　

　Jason grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, and earned both his B.S. and M.S. in Geology from Auburn University in Alabama.  His M.S. thesis title is The teleost fish Enchodus and the paleoceanography of Upper Cretaceous rock units in Alabama.

　He is presently a Ph.D. student in Paleontology at Drexel University focusing on Late Cretaceous marine vertebrates in New Jersey, but is still involved with their Southern Patagonia Dinosaur Project in southern Argentina.  He is also the Assistant Curator of Natural History Education at the NJSM.