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Martin I. Simpson

b. 2000

British paleontologist

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About Martin I. Simpson

Born 2000. Martin I. Simpson is a British paleontologist.

Martin I. Simpson is a British amateur palaeontologist and geologist. He lives on the Isle of Wight and runs Island Gems. Though perhaps best known for his work on Cretaceous fossil crustaceans and on the Cretaceous Lower Greensand Group stratigraphy . He produced a pamphlet on fossil hunting in 1998, titled Fossil Hunting on Dinosaur Island, and was heavily involved in the excavation of the ankylosaur Vectipelta.

He has also written about the trade in fossils and on the relationship between academic palaeontologists, dealers, and fossil collectors. In the BBC TV series Live from Dinosaur Island (2001), Simpson was associated with the discovery of Isle of Wight amber.

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Born
2000
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University of Southampton

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Martin I. Simpson?

British paleontologist

When was Martin I. Simpson born?

Martin I. Simpson was born in 2000.

What is Martin I. Simpson's occupation?

Martin I. Simpson is a paleontologist.

What nationality is Martin I. Simpson?

Martin I. Simpson is British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Martin I. Simpson

· Wikidata: Q6775745

· DBpedia: Martin I. Simpson

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