Hello Marvel

Marvel, I'm Vice President and Executive Hello Marvel Director of Digital Media, Ben Morse, and we have with us today. I'm Dr Mark Nerel and I'm the Macaulay Curator of Paleontology at the American Museum of Natural

History.

Just when we thought our titles were sounding important.

Yeah, there's a lot of stuff.

I'm like, wow, I can go bigger in a lot of ways.

Because we were just talking before Mark

about how much you're flying and all this crazy stuff.

But, and I was telling Michael, who know we've worked with before here at the museum

I grew up in around New York and so coming to the museum is like so near and dear to me.

I've been here since I was like six years old,

you know, constantly all the time.

So it's really cool.

We appreciate you taking the time to talk with us

and you got this new awesome exhibit right I mean sure what prompted

the Dinosaur Among Us exhibit well a few things I think that you know we have to have new

dinosaur exhibits every now and again because they are one of the most

for the most popular thing at the museum but also this exhibit called Dinosaurs Among Us really highlights

a lot of the work that's been done and my laboratory and affiliated laboratories over the last 25 years.

So it really I think fleshes out a lot of the things which that we've been thinking about and

working on for a couple of decades.

What are the major things over the past few decades that you're highlighting in this particular exhibit?

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