The DeLeon Lab in the University of Florida Department of Anthropology is dedicated to discovering how growth of the skeleton affects biological diversity.
@McBride_Gagyi We are fans of @3DSlicerApp and @SlicerMorph!!
You can check out some of the tutorials by @RoseBryson2 on the @_DeLeonLab_ YouTube channel.
https://t.co/0vh12YkwhV
Introducing the official trailer for Why Am I Like This?! Join @TinaLasisi as she explores the human evolutionary biology of our unique physical traitsπ§ Stay tuned! Coming July 21st to PBS Terra on YouTube β‘οΈ https://t.co/GAo8A9fQoZ
Have you seen the gorgeous image of newborn Callicebus on the cover of our book?? High-res microCT of this beautifully preserved animal is now available on @Morphosource! https://t.co/9zTwoZWF4b
#NewDataMonday @skeletalgrowth
YES...I tweeted this more than once and y'all know why. Thank you to all of you on this. This extends beyond silencing to ethics and it is important that EVERYONE sees it. @AnthropologisTL@RumandResearch
We're going back to one of our favorites for the next animation of #PrimateSkeletalAnatomy! Do you recognize this newborn primate? @SkeletalGrowth #WIP
TOMORROW at 4 p.m. ET: Join us for "Ethical Concerns about Disposition of Collections with Unknown Origins," Part II of the Anatomical Legacy Collections Webinar Series #ethics#bioethics#anatomy
Register here: https://t.co/DofZ2zHFFl
In next month's issue or @AnatRecord, a paper on blind snakes describes the septomaxillae. Mammalogists don't ponder this bone very often, but they will love how much it resembles a cribriform plate where vomeronasal nerves perforate it. https://t.co/yHxk3yebjd
The excellent work by Phoebe Stubblefield on the Tulsa Massacre centers the importance of Black anthropologists studying Black bodies, which is greatly hindered by the lack of diversity in the field
https://t.co/wpAW6eBiZ9
Iβm Isis & I study cranial variance in Afro-Descendant populations and forensic ancestry methods at @_DeLeonLab_ & @CAPHIL_UF I work with human remains and 3D images of human remains, so I canβt take pictures in lab. BUT hereβs my post-maceration selfies with the CAPHIL sign π
Hey everyone! My name is Isis and I'm a biological anthropologist who likes to hang out in forensic anthro labs and museums lol I study patterns of cranial variation in the Afro-Caribbean & Afro-Latin Diaspora through the lens of self-identified race and ethnicity!
We're hiring!! Tenure-track position in evolutionary ecology in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Utah. Sound broad? It is! If your research is quantitative, empirical, and evolutionary, we're interested! See https://t.co/TPebDXvWTl
The power of Twitter: We linked up one of our members Andreana Cunningham with @GenuinelyJo to give a lecture to an undergrad class for educators on "Teaching Evolution: Biological Anthropology Perspectives"! Keep reaching out to #blackscholars....we're out thereπ#blackinbioanth