Katharine Balolia

Biological anthropologist, interested in evolution, bones and primates.

[Katharine Balolia @KBalolia]

Happy Friday everyone! I’m excited to share my recent Conversation article discussing my research on sex differences in gibbon and siamang skulls and canine teeth, published this week in the International Journal of Primatology. Read more below: https://t.co/E7ezLHGbU9

[Katharine Balolia @KBalolia]

I'm team Chimpanzee | What #Dynasties family do you belong to? https://t.co/eFoS7hKtNL

[Robert Martin @DrRDMartin]

I like to lighten up lectures with jokes, especially if they underscore knowledge. Yet for monotremes, which produce milk like other mammals but lay eggs, I had yet to find a joke. Thanks to Alan Dixson, I now have one, which my gifted daughter Alex cartoonized: #monotreme #MILK

[ANU Biological Anthropology @ANU_BioAnth]

Don’t forget to visit our labs and chat to our experts about human evolution, apes and monkeys, and human skeletons! @bioanth_pal @KBalolia and Dr Anja Deppe! @ANUcass @ourANU #anuopenday

[Katharine Balolia @KBalolia]

@molleguillaume Hope you have a great/productive time in the field!

[Zanna Clay @zannaclay]

Next Sunday 4th march I will be at the Natural History Museum @NHM_London speaking about #bonobos and life/research in the #Congo.#scicomm public event - All welcome!! 12.30-1 and 2.30-3. Child friendly! Official post from NHM to follow. @DurhamPsych @CamillaLT8

[ourANU @ourANU]

EMERGENCY STATEMENT
Please note the ANU Acton campus will be closed tomorrow, Monday 26 February, and all classes are cancelled, following weekend flooding. ANU staff and students should check their email or the ANU website for information.
https://t.co/3EyODTAE2e

[BensonLabOxford @BensonLabOxford]

PhD REMINDER: Two PhD positions in the Benson lab on (i) avian ecomorphology & (ii) vertebrate terrestrialisation.. Deadline next Thursday (18th January) for an October 2018 start. https://t.co/kTiPGQAPO2

[here's your reminder @tinycarebot]

💛: please dont forget to respond to messages from your friends

[Elizabeth Warren @ewarren]

I’m going to say something really crazy: I believe in science. Climate change is real and we have a moral obligation to protect this Earth for our children and grandchildren.

[Phil Mannion @pdmannion]

Fully funded 4-year PhD project on Neogene mammal diversity patterns through time and space with Phil & @anjgoswami, plus projects on fossil crocodiles (Phil & @poldiego) and the evolution of the latitudinal biodiversity gradient (Mark & Phil): https://t.co/1PYhvgNFiY

[Katharine Balolia @KBalolia]

@khelgen I was just passing through on my way to the UK... I hope to stay for longer next time!

[Chris Stringer @ChrisStringer65]

A prime position: Lectureship in Palaeoanthropology, University College London https://t.co/TvbeBAZsjs

[Katharine Balolia @KBalolia]

@loveskeletons Perphaps someone with a similar mindset to this guy? https://t.co/1SsgVuMaIO

[Katharine Balolia @KBalolia]

HELLO Adelaide!

[Jack Ashby @JackDAshby]

Excited for our big event tonight on #OrdinaryAnimals and gender identity. Come along - it's free!
https://t.co/NNKxoCnlxy https://t.co/9w86WcCkod

[Mollie Bloudoff-Indelicato (she/her) @mbloudoff]

Hey amazing neuroscientists! Join the database and get your voice in the news. @neurosci2017 @SfNtweets #sfn17 https://t.co/xDLe9vZdxI

[CASHP @gwCASHP]

We welcome Dr. David Watts, who will give a seminar on Friday Nov 17 (3pm), titled "The Chimpanzees of Ngogo: Behavior, Ecology, and Demography of the Largest Known Chimpanzee Community" in MPA 309

[CambridgeBioAnth @CamBioanth]

REMINDER: Come by the Fitzwilliam Street Seminar Room in the Henry Wellcome building for René Bobe's talk. 🌍

Presentation on australopithecine origins and #palaeoecology starts at 16:30! https://t.co/28DGIvxoSx