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James L. Blank | Ph.D., Indiana University. Neuroendocrine regulation of ovarian function and reproductive behaviors in New World primates. More on Blank |
C. Owen Lovejoy | Ph.D., University of Massachusetts. Physical anthropology, biomechanics, skeletal biology, human paleontology. More on Lovejoy |
Richard Meindl | Ph.D., University of Massachusetts. Physical anthropology, demography, quantitative methods. More on Meindl |
Marylyn A. Norconk | Ph.D., University of California at Los Angeles. Biological anthropology, primate feeding ecology, cognition, Neotropics. More on Norconk |
Johannes G.M. Thewissen | Ph.D., University of Michigan. Mammalian anatomy and evolution, morphological adaptations such as those for swimming and flight. More on Thewissen |
Mary Clare Verstraete | Ph.D., Michigan State University. Biomechanics, gait analysis, rehabilitation engineering. More on Verstraete |
Christopher J. Vinyard | Ph.D., Northwestern University. Function and evolution of primate head. More on Vinyard |
Steven C. Ward | Ph.D., Washington University. Physical anthropology, functional anatomy, dental anthropology, miocene hominids. More on Ward |
