David A. Krauss

Professor Krauss, who has also taught at Boston College and Wellesley, earned his Bachelors degree at Tufts and a Masters and Ph.D. in environmental biology at the University of Massachusetts. A paleontologist by training, Krauss teaches general biology, anatomy, physiology and geology all of which intersect with his interest in the supersized reptiles that roamed the Earth during prehistoric times. A major focus of Krauss’s research is on how dinosaurs interacted with their ecosystems and each other and survived as long as they did.