Gryphoceratops Morrisoni: Ian Morrison at TEDxMILTON

Ian Morrison is an artist with a deep appreciation for science. With two Fine Art degrees from the Universities of Guelph and Windsor under his belt, Morrison joined the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) 24 years ago and is currently the Head Technician in the Department of Natural History's Vertebrate Palaeontology Laboratory.
In 2010, a new type specimen, "Gryphoceratops Morrisoni", was named after Morrison in honour of his discovering how the small horned dinosaur's jaw bone fragments fit together.

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