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Robert Joseph Gay is an American Paleontologist known for his work in the Chinle and Kayenta Formations in the southwest United States. He is known for his studies of cannibalism in ''Coelophysis'' and sexual dimorphism in ''Dilophosaurus,'' and his fieldwork in Bears Ears National Monument. In 2017, he and coauthors formally published their study on the oldest known dinosaur from Utah, a neotheropod that is likely an animal similar to ''Coelophysis''. Robert Gay is currently the Curator of Education at the Idaho Museum of Natural History
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Robert Joseph Gay is an American Paleontologist known for his work in the Chinle and Kayenta Formations in the southwest United States. He is known for his studies of cannibalism in ''Coelophysis'' and sexual dimorphism in ''Dilophosaurus,'' and his fieldwork in Bears Ears National Monument. In 2017, he and coauthors formally published their study on the oldest known dinosaur from Utah, a neotheropod that is likely an animal similar to ''Coelophysis''. Robert Gay is currently the Curator of Education at the Idaho Museum of Natural History
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