Stephen Wroe

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Stephen Wroe (also known as Steve Wroe) is an Australian vertebrate palaeontologist, biomechanist, YouTuber, and science communicator.

As a researcher, he is best known for his work describing and evaluating carnivores, especially measuring their bite force quotient.

Currently, he is Professor in Evolutionary Biology at the University of New England (Australia)'s School of Environmental and Rural Science.

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Education He obtained a science degree with honors at the University of New South Wales in 1991 and obtained a Ph.D. in paleontology at the same university in 1999.

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Career Wroe worked briefly as a research fellow at the Australian Museum before taking up a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Sydney. In 2005 he was awarded a Queen Elizabeth II Fellowship and an Australian Research Council Discovery Outstanding Researcher Award in 2013.

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Publications

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Popular Science

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Media

Wroe was quoted by BBC News on the issue of whether Neanderthals could speak.

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TV Shows

He has appeared in:

Amazon Prime

National Geographic Channel

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YouTube Channel

Wroe's YouTube channel is called "Real Paleontology".[1]

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Honours

Wroe has had the species Protamalleus stevewroei named after him.

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External links

• Wroe's profile on Google Scholar
• "Real Paleontology", his YouTube Channel
• Stephen Wroe - IMDb His entry in the Internet Movie Database. Not to be confused with that of Steve Wroe, a cameraman and actor.

Categories: Living People, Australian Scientists, Australian Youtubers, Year Of Birth Missing, Australian Science Communicators, University Of New South Wales Alumni, Academic Staff Of The University Of New South Wales, Academic Staff Of The University Of Newcastle

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