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Recent
M.A. Theses
Department of Anthropology, Kent State University
| Name |
Year |
Title
(Thesis Advisor) |
| Blanford, A. |
2006 |
Human ecodynamics in the Lake Patzcuaro Basin, Michoacan, Mexico (Fisher/Seeman) |
| Garner, B. |
2006 |
An interspecific analysis of posterior facial height in primates (Sherwood) |
| Gregory, L. T. |
2006 |
Comparative socioecology of sympatric free-ranging White-Faced and Bearded Sakis in Brownsberg Nature Park, Suriname (Norconk) |
| Hubbard, M. |
2006 |
Soapstone vessels in the Ohio River Valley and determining their source of origin using visible/near-infrared reflectance (Seeman) |
| Lever, K. |
2006 |
A comparison of bilateral asymmetry in Homo sapiens metacarpals and metatarsals using coefficients of variation (Lovejoy) |
| Malukiewicz, J. |
2006 |
Female dominance and social stress in a captive group of ring-tailed lemurs (Lemur catta) (Norconk) |
| St. James, J. |
2006 |
History of slavery, future of hope: Somali Bantu refugees in Cleveland, Ohio (Feinberg) |
| Thompson, C. |
2006 |
Sex biases in inter- and intra-group social behavior of wild White-Faced Saki monkeys (Pithecia pithecia) (Norconk) |
| Colavita, A. |
2005 |
Positional behavior of the golden-handed tamarin (Saginus midas) at Brownsberg Nature Park, Suriname (Norconk) |
| Cray, J. |
2005 |
Pattern of ectocranial suture closure: Gorilla gorilla and Pan troglodytes (Meindl) |
| Fuller, G. |
2005 |
The sociobiology debate and evolution as an American cultural construct (Feinberg) |
| Nolan, K. |
2005 |
The Ohio Hopewell blade industry and craft specialization: a comparative analysis (Seeman) |
| Stanley, A. |
2005 |
Late Prehistoric (100-1600 AD) domestic architecture in Ohio (Seeman) |
| Wood, M. |
2005 |
Politics of representation/wars of position: The case of Asian Americans (Feinberg) |
| Stimpson, C. |
2004 |
Comparative study of development of the Reed Titi monkey and the White-Faced Saki monkey at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo: behavioral maturation of males and females (Norconk) |
| Stevens,
L. |
2004 |
Morphological
variation in the hominoid vertebral column (Lovejoy) |
| Parkinson,
D.S. |
2003 |
The
relationship between age and secondary dentin formation
in adult human mandibular premolars and molars (Norconk)
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| Selby,
M. |
2003 |
The
issue of knuckle walking in human ancestry : the significance
of quantitative evidence (Meindl) |
| Barbach,
J. E. |
2002 |
Observations
in microanatomy: a study of strepsirhine photoreceptors
(Meindl) |
| Byron,
C. D. |
2002 |
Morphological
evidence for Asian colobine phylogeny (Hamrick) |
| Heinlen,
B.W. |
2002 |
The
species identification of Ohio Hopewell ornamented bear
canines : the implications for long distance exchange
(Seeman) |
| James,
R.A. |
2002 |
Bone
microstructure in myostatin-deficient mice (Hamrick) |
| Kriz,
M. A. |
2002 |
The
surface anatomy, internal structure, and external morphology
of the mammalian proximal femur with special reference
to its developmental biology (Lovejoy) |
| Mork,
A.L. |
2002 |
Paleodemography
of the Elmina, Ghana skeletal population (Meindl) |
| Orlowski, L.
A. |
2002 |
Adena
mortuary crypts: an analysis of the Dunlap Mound, Ross
County, Ohio (Seeman) |
| Raghanti,
M.A. |
2002 |
Brown
capuchins (Cebus apella) and salivary cortisol: correlations
with dominance and tool use (Norconk) |
| Sherger,
E. L. |
2002 |
A
nutritional analysis of diet in free-ranging pregnant
and lactating female red howler monkeys (Norconk) |
| Weinberger,
S.M. |
2002 |
Msx-1
expression in the skin, nails and claws of the fetal
common marmoset (Callithrix jacchus) (Hamrick) |
| Yan-Mei
Xu |
2002 |
Chinese
women sojourners in the West: a qualitative study of
four mainland Chinese wives in America. (Feinberg) |
Theses defended before 2002 are listed in the Kent State University
library catalog as Title = ksu masters theses dept of anthropology
Recent Ph.D. Dissertations
| Name |
Year |
Title (Thesis Advisor) |
| Raghanti, MaryAnn |
2007 |
Differences in cortical dopamine, acetylcholine, and serotonin innervation among humans, chimpanzees, and macaques (Sherwood) |
| Reno, Philip L. |
2006 |
Ossification of the mammalian metatarsal: proliferation and differeentation in the presence/absence of a defined growth plate (Lovejoy) |
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The dentition of the Green River Archaic populations of the Midwest ca. 3000 B.C. provide some of the most excessively worn teeth in human history. By the third decade of life, many individuals had outlived their chewing equipment. Here all of the enamel is worn from the surface of the first molar, and the second molar is worn flat. Dr. Richard Meindl has studied the health and population dynamics of this interesting group in detail. Image: R. Meindl |
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