Philip Lynn Gingerich, Age 6525527 Hawks Run Ln, Sorrento, FL 32776

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Sorrento, FL

New Smyrna Beach, FL

3028 Isola Bella Blvd, Mount Dora, FL 32757 (352) 636-5523

357 Pond Rd, Mount Dora, FL 32757 (352) 735-5154

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Dr. Phil Gingerich Interview About Rodhocetus

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2m 3s

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This interview can be seen in context in the press release: TheGrandExperime... This youtube video...

How Fast Is Evolution? | Philip Gingerich

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1h 1m 7s

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Darwin thought evolution to be slow because geological time is long. He was right about geological time, but wrong about...

Philip Gingerich - Saturday Morning Physics - 10/10/09

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57m 42s

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Philip Gingerich "How Fast is Evolution?" October 10, 2009 170 Dennison Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Philip Gingerich - Saturday Morning Physics - 01/21/06

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59m 37s

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Philip Gingerich "Evolution: The Fossil Record and the Origin of Whales" January 21, 2006 170 Dennison Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Paul Gingerich Could Be Out Of Prison In 90 Days

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2m 28s

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NewsChannel 15's Alyssa Ivanson reports.

Night At The Museums

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1h 8m 48s

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... Remarks by Philip Gingerich 26:11 - Presentation by Matt Friedman University of Michigan Museum of Paleontology (Ann Arbor,...

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Global Warming Could Shrink The Human Race

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Feb 24, 2012

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Sci/Tech

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temperature and size that this study gives raises questions about how plants, animals, and even people, might react to rapid climate change. Philip Gingerich, the researcher who first looked into shrinking animals during the PETM, said modern mammals could dwindle as a result of the current warming patterns.

Global Warming Made First Tiny Horses Even Smaller, Study Finds

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Feb 23, 2012

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BusinessWeek

global temperature, follows Bergmanns rule, which says that smaller animals within the same species are usually found in hotter climes. The study also may suggest that creatures alive today may shrink if global warming continues, said Philip Gingerich, a study author and the museums director.

Global Warming Made First Tiny Horses Even Smaller, Study Finds

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Feb 23, 2012

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Sci/Tech

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San Francisco Chronicle

change in global temperature, follows Bergmann's rule, which says that smaller animals within the same species are usually found in hotter climes. The study also may suggest that creatures alive today may shrink if global warming continues, said Philip Gingerich, a study author and the museum's director.

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Philip D. Gingerich

Philip D. Gingerich is a Professor of Paleontology, Professor of Geological Sciences, Professor of Biology, Professor of Anthropology and Director, Museum of ...

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