Australian National University
BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY RESEARCH
BAR SEMINARS 2017
Thursdays 4pm, Jean Martin Room, Level 3 Beryl Rawson Building 13
February 23rd
Dr Rita Hardiman
University of Melbourne
The Melbourne Femur Research Collection: From forensic anthropology to multi-disciplinary research collection of international significance
March 2nd
Megan O’Donnell
Australian National University
The Phoenix Cohort: The effects of bushfire stress in utero
March 16th
Dr Tanya Smith
Griffith University
How teeth shed light on our evolutionary past
March 23rd
Prof Robert Brooks
University of New South Wales
The value of rarity in sexual behaviour
April 6th
Dr Vicky Melfi
Taronga Conservation Society Australia
Behavioural Biology title TBC
May 4th
Clare McFadden
Australian National University
Parturition Scars
May 18th
Dr Emiliano Bruner
Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre la Evolución Humana, Spain; and University of Colorado, US
Fossils, skulls, and brains: bridging paleoneurology and medicine
July 27th
Dr Siân Halcrow
University of Otago, NZ
The once forgotten child in bioarchaeology: developments in the field
August 17th
Dr David Coall
Edith Cowan University
The crucial role of the early psychosocial environment in human reproductive developmental plasticity: an evolutionary perspective
August 31st
Dr Alison Behie
Australian National University
Human and primate adaptations to changing environments
September 21st
Dr Cyril Grueter
University of Western Australia
Sexual selection and primate multilevel societies
October 5th
Dr Caroline Bennett
Victoria University of Wellington, NZ
What do we do when we dig up mass graves?
October 19th
Dr Varsha Pilbrow
University of Melbourne
The Great Ape Dental Scoring System and a single case-study of its application to human evolutionary research
Twitter: @ANU_BioAnth | Event enquires: Justyna.Miszkiewicz@anu.edu.au
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