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  • 3D enamel profilometry reveals faster growth but similar stress severity in Neanderthal versus <I>Homo sapiens</I> teeth 
    McGrath, Kate; Limmer, Laura Sophia; Lockey, Annabelle-Louise; Guatelli-Steinberg, Debbie; Reid, Donald J.; Witzel, Carsten; Bocaege, Emmy; McFarlin, Shannon C.; El Zaatari, Sireen (2021)
    Early life stress disrupts growth and creates horizontal grooves on the tooth surface in humans and other mammals, yet there is no consensus for their quantitative analysis. Linear defects are considered to be nonspecific ...
  • An experimental study of hafting adhesives and the implications for compound tool technology 
    Zipkin, Andrew M.; Wagner, Mark; McGrath, Kate; Brooks, Alison S.; Lucas, Peter W. (2014)
    Experimental studies of hafting adhesives and modifications to compound tool components can demonstrate the extent to which human ancestors understood and exploited material properties only formally defined by science ...
  • Facial asymmetry tracks genetic diversity among Gorilla subspecies 
    McGrath, Kate; Eriksen, Amandine B.; Garcia-Martinez, Daniel; Galbany, Jordi; Gomez-Robles, Aida; Massey, Jason S.; Fatica, Lawrence M.; Glowacka, Halszka; Arbenz-Smith, Keely; Muvunyi, Richard; Stoinski, Tara S.; Cranfield, Michael R.; Gilardi, Kirsten; Shalukoma, Chantal; de Merode, Emmanuel; Gilissen, Emmanuel; Tocheri, Matthew W.; McFarlin, Shannon C.; Heuze, Yann (2022)
    Mountain gorillas are particularly inbred compared to other gorillas and even the most inbred human populations. As mountain gorilla skeletal material accumulated during the 1970s, researchers noted their pronounced facial ...
  • Faster growth corresponds with shallower linear hypoplastic defects in great ape canines 
    McGrath, Kate; Reid, Donald J.; Guatelli-Steinberg, Debbie; Arbenz-Smith, Keely; El Zaatari, Sireen; Fatica, Lawrence M.; Kralick, Alexandra E.; Cranfield, Michael R.; Stoinski, Tara S.; Bromage, Timothy G.; Mudakikwa, Antoine; McFarlin, Shannon C. (2019)
    Deeper or more &#39;severe&#39; linear enamel hypoplasia (LEH) defects are hypothesized to reflect more severe stress during development, but it is not yet clear how depth is influenced by intrinsic enamel growth patterns. ...
  • Quantifying linear enamel hypoplasia in Virunga Mountain gorillas and other great apes 
    McGrath, Kate; El-Zaatari, Sireen; Guatelli-Steinberg, Debbie; Stanton, Margaret A.; Reid, Donald J.; Stoinski, Tara S.; Cranfield, Michael R.; Mudakikwa, Antoine; McFarlin, Shannon C. (2018)
    OBJECTIVE: Linear enamel hypoplasia (LEH) is a condition marked by localized reductions in enamel thickness, resulting from growth disruptions during dental development. We use quantitative criteria to characterize the ...
  • A radiographic study of permanent molar development in wild Virunga mountain gorillas of known chronological age from Rwanda 
    Kralick, Alexandra E.; Loring Burgess, M.; Glowacka, Halszka; Arbenz-Smith, Keely; McGrath, Kate; Ruff, Christopher B.; Chan, King Chong; Cranfield, Michael R.; Stoinski, Tara S.; Bromage, Timothy G.; Mudakikwa, Antoine; McFarlin, Shannon C. (2017)
    OBJECTIVES: While dental development is important to life history investigations, data from wild known-aged great apes are scarce. We report on the first radiographic examination of dental development in wild Virunga ...
  • Temporal shifts in the distribution of murine rodent body size classes at Liang Bua (Flores, Indonesia) reveal new insights into the paleoecology of <I>Homo floresiensis</I> and associated fauna 
    Veatch, E. Grace; Tocheri, Matthew W.; Sutikna, Thomas; McGrath, Kate; Wahyu Saptomo, E.; Jatmiko; Helgen, Kristofer M. (2019)
    Liang Bua, the type locality of Homo floresiensis, is a limestone cave located in the western part of the Indonesian island of Flores. The relatively continuous stratigraphic sequence of the site spans the past ~190 kyr ...

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