L. J. Hlusko

The paper describes a 1.8-million-year-old hominid clavicle from Olduvai Gorge, analyzes its morphology using new curvature measurement methods, and compares it to modern humans and fossil samples.

The paper examines the evolutionary patterns of different skeletal components in carnivorans, finding that only certain regions show ecological adaptation while others reflect phylogenetic shifts.

This study examines enamel hypoplasia in wild Japanese macaques, finding high prevalence of severe defects in Yakushima Island macaques linked to environmental stress and habitat change.