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'''Philip Gingerich''' is an [[Evolution|evolutionary]] [[Paleontology|paleontologist]], [[Biology|biologist]], and anthropologist. He is professor of anthropology, biology, and [[Geology|geology]] at the University of Michigan, and also director of University of Michigan's Museum of Paleontology.<ref>http://www-personal.umich.edu/~gingeric/index.htm</ref>

'''Philip Gingerich''' is an [[evolution]]ary [[Paleontology|paleontologist]], [[Biology|biologist]], and anthropologist. He is professor of anthropology, biology, and [[geology]] at the University of Michigan, and also director of University of Michigan's Museum of Paleontology.<ref>http://www-personal.umich.edu/~gingeric/index.htm</ref>

Gingerich is most known for his research on the evolution of the [[whale]] and the evolution of [[Primate|primates]]. He was one of the [[Science|scientists]] who worked on the ''[[Darwinius masillae]]'' ("Ida") fossil, and he believes that "Ida" is [[transitional form]] between anthropoid (more human-like) primates and more primitive primates.

Gingerich is most known for his research on the evolution of the [[whale]] and the evolution of [[primate]]s. He was one of the [[Science|scientists]] who worked on the ''[[Darwinius masillae]]'' ("Ida") fossil, and he believes that "Ida" is [[transitional form]] between anthropoid (more human-like) primates and more primitive primates.

==Work on evolution of the whale==

==Work on evolution of the whale==