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Mario Modesta Mata (CENIEH, Burgos).
Wednesday 11 October 2017, 16:30-17:30
BioAnth Lecture Theatre (Room 41), Division of Biological Anthropology, Pembroke Street, Cambridge, CB2 3QG
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Biological Anthropology Seminar Series
Deciphering the enamel and dental development in hominins. The importance of the Atapuerca dental remains
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Stress and adaptation - a life history perspective using endurance sports
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The Most Rational People in the World
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Bawls, balls and brains: primate vocal communication and the evolution of speech
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Aboriginal body shape and clothing, and the Tasmanian problem(s)
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An ancient origin for contemporary chronic disease risk in South Asia?
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Primate stone tool use for paleoanthropologists
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Recent Investigations into the Stone Age site of Isimila, Tanzania
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What lies beneath? How microtomography is providing new insights into systematics and functional morphology in the human fossil record
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Can we infer patterns of cultural transmission from frequency data?
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Brains growing on the tree of life. A phylogenetic approach to brain structure & function
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Local adaptation in humans: lessons from modern and ancient genomes
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Cultural transmission of tool selection in wild chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes verus)
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Kinship and sex-biased parental investment among the Mosuo of Southwest China
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Behind every good man: women's production and reproduction in the Hadza hunter-gatherers
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Postnatal ontogeny of the cranial base in modern humans and chimpanzees
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Cross-talk between cultural and genetic evolution in humans
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Linguistic laws in primate vocal communication
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Cultural transitions during the Iberomaurusian in Morocco
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Papuan pasts: genetic evidence so far
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Homo naledi, a new homini species from the Dinaledi Chamber, South Africa
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Con Co Ngua: a c. 4,500 BC Complex Hunter-Gatherer Site in Northern Vietnam
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Mapping shared markers for a childhood liver disease across a Polynesian population
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Cognitive development assessed by object manipulation in great apes and humans
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The History of Millet in Southern Caucasus: A Stable Isotope Perpsective
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Testosterone and Human Gender Development
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Tool Use by Capuchin Monkeys in Sierra da Capivara National Park (Brazil)
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Population Genetics of Greenlanders Evolution and Genetic Adaptation to Climate
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Fitness Meets Fitness: The Evolution and Genetics of Evolutionary and Physical Fitness in Humans
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Inferring a Deep Time Evolutionary Anatomical Context of Primates and Hominoids
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Extreme pattern of genetic diversity in humans
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Neanderthal Pathology – Evidence of an Atypical Human Hunter-Gatherer?
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The Evolution of Culture
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Understanding human life history variation: sleep patterns, personality traits, relationship status, and hormone
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Great Apes at the Interface: Chimpanzee Flexibility in Dynamic Anthropogenic Habitats
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Was the evolution of the modern human brain the result of social or environmental pressures?
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The use of conservation drines for monitoring wildlife and its habitat
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Terrible teens: an osteological investigation of adolescence and health in medieval England
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The expensive brain: when does natural selection favor increased brain size?
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Just how unique are humans anyway?
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Language in deep time
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Anthropological Engineering: The Interface of two Dissimilar Disciplines
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Evidence for sedentism before the onset of agriculture during the Epipalaeolithic in Northwest Africa?
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On the antiquity of speech and language: did the Neandertals talk and why would it matter?
Populations in Statistical genetics
Populations in statistical genetics: what are they, and how can we infer them from whole genome data?
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Populations in statistical genetics: what are they, and how can we infer them from whole genome data?
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