Back Results for: Biological Anthropology
Using drone imagery to help the slow loris
Lemur’s lament
Sanz awarded Saint Louis Zoo Conservation Award
WashU team to study virus transmission, human-wildlife interaction
Quinn awarded grant to compare neurotropic markers in human and primate milk
Inspiring hope through action
Study reports first evidence of social relationships between chimpanzees, gorillas
From the Congo to the carpool
Crickette Sanz named AAAS Fellow
Wealth, status could not shield 19th-century families from parasitic infection
A tale of two forests could reveal path forward for saving endangered lemurs
Africa Initiative awards new round of pilot grants
Trust your gut: A healthy sense of disgust can prevent sickness
Faculty Spotlight with Krista Milich, Assistant Professor of Biological Anthropology
David Strait in a New York Times story about ancient human cousins
Newly discovered fossil documents small-scale evolutionary changes in an extinct human species
COVID-19 course moved beyond the science to explore virus’s impact on society
COVID-19 human milk studies should continue without stopping breastfeeding, researchers say
Termite-fishing chimpanzees provide clues to the evolution of technology
Announcing new course about the COVID-19 pandemic
Monkeying around: Study finds older primates father far fewer babies
Close encounters in the forest: western lowland gorillas
Fossil discoveries rewrite our family history
Lifestyle trumps geography in determining makeup of gut microbiome
Green in tooth and claw
Chimpanzees more likely to share tools, teach skills when task is complex
Sometimes you feel like a nut
Forest landscapes, wildlife of Northern Congo declining under logging pressure
Sanz recognized with Women-in-Primatology award
Chimpanzees in the wild reduced to 'forest ghettos'
Rasmussen’s posthumous publication solves ancient monkey mystery
Are there Zika reservoirs in the Americas?
Dating the ‘Cradle’: New timeline sheds light on early human history
Monkey DNA may solve mysteries, help conservation
Graduate Student Highlight: Jake Funkhouser
New book chapter by Anthropology Graduate Students
The ontogeny of complex tool use among chimpanzees of the Goualougo Triangle, Republic of Congo
Long term study demonstrates impacts of logging on chimpanzees and gorillas
Older Neandertal survived with a little help from his friends
Assessing Cultural Resource Vulnerability To Climate Change
Anthropology undergraduate Sakura Oyama receives Gates Cambridge Scholarship
After the Ph.D.: Kenneth Chiou
New Anthropology Faculty Hires
Poop May Be the Key to Studying the Most Elusive Animals on Earth
Wild Chimpanzee Mothers Teach Young
Department of Anthropology Job Postings
In Memoriam: Robert Sussman
Monica McDonald named finalist in 2016 IPS/ASP Student Competition
Jessica Joganic receives Initiative d’Excellence de l’Université de Bordeaux Postdoctoral Fellowship
Early human ancestor lacked jaws of a nutcracker, study finds
John C. Willman Awarded the 2015 BAS Student Prize
The Color of Money
The Color of Money
Graduate Students Awarded Wenner Gren Grants
Origins of War, BBC Radio 4
Tenure-Track Appointment in Biological/Physical Anthropology
A Quantitative Genetic Analysis of Morphological and Molecular Variation in the Craniofacial Skeleton of Primates
Biomarkers & Milk Research Lab
Cara Ocobock Receives the Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence
