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Richard F. Kay

Ph.D. Students Supervised   

  • Lauren A. Gonzales   
  • Kari L. Allen   
  • Terence R. Mitchell   
    The Role of Binocular Vision in Mammalian Locomotion.
  • Michael D. Malinzak   
    Experimental analysis of the relationship between semicircular canal morphology and locomotor head rotations in primates.
  • Jennifer L. Ross   
  • Jonathan M. Perry   
  • E. Christopher Kirk   
    Evolution of the Primate Visual System.
  • Marcelo Sanchez-Villagra   
    Patterns of morphological change in the ontogeny and phylogeny of the marsupial skull.
  • J Michael Plavcan   
    Sexual dimorphism in the denntition of extant anthropoid primatres.
  • Robert E. Ruiz   
    Beta-2 microglobulin exchange and the evolution of primate Beta-2 microglobulin.
  • Richard H. Madden   
    Miocene Toxodontidae (Notoungulata, Mammalia) from Colombia, Ecuador and Chile.
  • Herbert H. Covert   
    Adaptations and evolutionary relationships of the Eocene family Notharctidae.
  • Brian T Shea   
    Growth and size allometry in the African Pongidae: cranial and postcranial analysis.
  • Wendy S. Sheine   
    The effect of variations in molar morphology on masticatory effectiveness and digestion of cellulose in prosimian primates.

Graduate Students Mentored   

  • Michael C. Granatosky   
  • Anusha Randarshan   
  • Maxx C. Toler   
  • Alexandra G. Rosati   
  • Megan P. Wilson   
  • Laura E Johnson   
  • Callum Ross   
  • Sara K. Doyle   
  • Catherine Workman   
  • Adam Hartstone-Rose   
  • Victoria Campbell   
  • Susan H. Williams   
    Mastication in seledont Artiodactyls: an In Vivo study of the masticatory form and function in goats and alpacas.
  • Erik R. Seiffert   
    A Phylogenetic Analysis of Living and ExtinctAfrotherian Placentals.
 
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