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Education

The University of London, United Kingdom
Qualifications:

BSc, The University of London, United Kingdom
Work History

Senior Curator, Reptiles, Natural History Museum, London, Life Sciences, United Kingdom, 2011 – ongoing

Curator, Reptiles, Amphibia and Fish, Natural History Museum, London, Zoology, United Kingdom, 1991 – 2011

Curator, Fish, Natural History Museum, Zoology, United Kingdom, 1986 – 1991
Current Job

Senior Reptile Curator
Employer

Natural History Museum, London
Qualifications:

BSc, The University of London, United Kingdom

About Me:

I am a Senior Reptile Curator at the Natural History Museum, London. I take care of the world’s largest collection of reptile specimens and helps scientists access it for their research. 🐍🦎
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It is estimated that the Natural History Museum od London reptile collection holds approximately 8,500 type specimens.

I look after this collection and help scientists to use it for research to help improve our knowledge of reptiles.
My Work:

It’s my job to take care of the reptile collection at the National History museum, preserving, categorising and building it for future generations.

The specimens in my care are a valuable resource for scientists studying things like biodiversity, evolution, anatomy and extinct species, so I talk with researchers all over the world who want to study them.
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One of the more unusual projects I am working on right now involves a desert lizard called the Thorny Devil, which is covered in special spines that collect dew and channel it to the lizard’s mouth.

I am helping architects study this clever system to see if we can design something similar for buildings in places with little rainfall.
My Work:

It’s my job to take care of the reptile collection at the National History museum, preserving, categorising and building it for future generations.

The specimens in my care are a valuable resource for scientists studying things like biodiversity, evolution, anatomy and extinct species, so I talk with researchers all over the world who want to study them.

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