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DR JOHN ANTON, Forensic Geologist, Rutgers, BA, Temple, MA, CUNY, PhD, Explorer, Researcher, Author Oct 14 2020

Dr. John Anton, Forensic Geologist, Rutgers, BA, Geology, Temple, MA, Geology (Geochemistry, Paleontology) CUNY, PhD, Geology, Explorer, Researcher, Author, Artist

CONTACT: Enviroforensic & Geoscience Services, Inc

Antongeoforensics@gmail.com

Licensed professional geologist, explorer, environmental and forensic geologist expert witness for litigations and cost recovery matters (see job description below), adjunct university professor, outdoorsman, geochemist, naturalist; dinosaur paleontologist; ecological, archaeological, meteorite (cosmochemistry), global warming (climate) researcher; consultant and lecturer. Open to discuss potential collaboration regarding geological, dinosaur, cosmochemical, archaeological, and gold prospecting research and/or exploration.

Television appearances. Science documentaries. Invited speaker - radio. Technical/scientific advisor for media productions.

Ph.D. Earth and Environmental Sciences. Isotopic cosmochemistry - meteorites.

Best seller author and illustrator (Dinosaurs Incognito); publisher of technical papers (i.e., dinosaurs, geology, glaciology/global warming, biomes/ecosystems, and environmental forensics) for journals, texts and encyclopedias.

Adjunct professor. Created and/or taught geology, natural history, dinosaur, astronomy, physical geography, and environmental courses. Guest lecturer.

Global Research Library Advisory Board Member.

State-approved environmental forensics course instructor for attorneys (NJ-CLEs).

Licensed Professional Geologist - Tennessee and Indiana

Holds a Certificate of Eligibility for New Jersey Public School Systems - Earth Science

Artist/illustrator/photographer: natural systems (terrestrial/aquatic), flora and fauna (see examples).

Specialties: Natural history. Lead scientist on local and overseas archaeological sites. Physical sciences. Expert witness/Forensics (environmental litigations). Dinosaur paleontology. Proposed new dinosaur theories regarding ceratopsian acoustics and metabolism. Tundra exploration - northern Alaska. Performed isotope studies in meteorites to promote our understanding of early Solar System conditions and modes of planetary formation; southwestern Greenland/Antarctica research, specifically, cryoconite impacts on glacial losses (e.g., global warming). Depositional/structural bedrock reconstructions via rock core analyses and geophysics data.