- Associate Professor of Biological Anthropology, New York University
I am a paleoanthropologist and evolutionary morphologist interested in the evolution of bipedalism in our (hominin) lineage. I study our unique form of walking on two legs from the perspective of the torso–the vertebral column, pelvis, and thorax.
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–presentAssociate Professor of Biological Anthropology, New York University
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2011University of Illinois, PhD/Anthropology
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