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Center for the Study of Human Origins

Department of
Anthropology

 
New York University

25 Waverly Place
New York City
NY 10003

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212.992.9785
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RECENT GRADUATES

2007

  • Andy Burrell
    Phylogenetics and population genetics of central African baboons
  • Rachel Dvoskin
    Variation at the corticotropin-releasing hormone gene (CRH) locus and individual differences in stress physiology and behavior in captive rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta)
  • Wesley Sutton
    Heritage Genetics of Spanish-Americans in the Southwest United States
  • Mark Smith
    Settlement geography of the Punjab during the early historic and medieval periods: A GIS approach
    Sandra Suarez
    Paternity, relatedness, and socio-reproductive behavior in a population of wild red-bellied tamarins (Saguinus labiatus)


2006

  • Stephanie Spehar
    The function of the long call in white-bellied spider monkeys (Ateles belzebuth) in Yasuni National Park, Ecuador
  • Laurie Tedesco
    Redefining Technology in Bronze Age Transcaucasia: Copper-Alloy Metallurgy in Armenia in the 3rd--Mid-2nd Millennium BC
  • Susan Malin-Boyce
    The Frauenberg at Weltenburg: Early La Tene Settlement Along the Bavarian Danube
  • Chris Kimbrough
    From Flock to Frock: Textile Production in Third Millennium BCE Northern Mesopotamia


2005

  • Barbara Mehrhof
    Maternal Investment in rhesus macaques: secondary sex ratios and maternal care

  • Susan Lappan
    Biparental Care and Male Reproductive Strategies in Siamangs (Symphalangus syndactylus) in Southern Sumatra
  • Jessica Manser
    Morphological Analysis of the Human Burial Series at Niah Cave: Implications for Late Pleistocene-Holocene Southeast Asian Human Evolution
  • Denise Su
    The Paleoecology of Laetoli, Tanzania: Evidence from the Mammalian Fauna of the Upper Laetoli Beds
  • Paul Telfer
    Phylogeography and Evolution of Mandrills (Mandrillus sphinx)


2004

  • Laura J. Miller
    Urban Economies in Early States: The Secondary Products Revolution in the Indus Civilization
  • Ryan Raaum
    Ape and Old World Monkey Molecular Evolution: Nucleotide Substitution Rate Variation in the Catarrhini


2003

  • Thalia Gray
    Precious Networks: The Role of Imported Materials at Ostrow Lednicki in Transformations of the Early Medieval Polish State
  • Varsha C. Pilbrow
    Dental Variation in Extant African Apes: Implications for Studying Patterns of Variations in Fossil Species
  • Chris A. Robinson
    Extant Hominoid and Australopith Mandibular Morphology: Assessing Alpha Taxonomy and Phylogeny Using Mandibular Characters
  • Eva Monica Uddin
    Baboon Endogenous Virus (BAEV) Variation in Natural Populations of Cercopithecine Primates
  • Kimberly Williams-Guillen
    The Behavioral Ecology of Mantled Howling Monkeys (Aloatta palliata) Living in a Nicaraguan Shade Coffee Plantation

2002

  • Kathleen Ehrhardt
    European Metals in Native American Contexts: Rethinking Technological Change
  • Rae Ellen Ostman
    The City and Complexity: Pottery Production in Volterra, Italy, from the Hellenistic Etruscan Period to the Late Roman and Late Antique Period


2001

  • Wendy Dirks
    Dental Development and Life History in Catarrhine Primates
  • Rebecca Dudzik
    Mass Estimation for Anthropoid Primates: Examining the Principles and the Protocol
  • John Krigbaum
    Human Paleodiet in Tropical Southeast Asia: Isotopic Evidence from Niah Cave and Gua Cha

2000

  • Derek Wildman
    Mammalian Zoogeography of the Arabian Peninsula and Horn of Africa with a Focus on the Cladistic Phylogeography of Hamadryas Baboons (Primates: Papio hamadryas)
  • Julie Zimmerman-Holt
    Animal Exploitation and the Middle to Late Woodland Transition
  • Lisa Schlotterhausen
    Town monkeys, Country monkeys: A Sociological Comparison of a Human Commensal and Wild Group of Bonnet Macaques


1999

  • Joan Garey
    Mechanisms by which Dietary Acacia may Act as a Proximate Regulator of Breeding Seasonality in the Vervet Monkey
  • Tamsin Woolley-Barker
    Inbreeding, Outbreeding, and Hybridization among Baboon of the Awash National Park, Ethiopia