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Kristina Aldridge Assistant Professor PhD, 2004, Johns Hopkins University office: M309 Medical Sciences Building DC055.07 phone: 573-882-8910 fax: 573-882-4612 email: aldridgek@missouri.edu web: http://web.missouri.edu/~aldridgek/ interests: craniofacial development, evolution, and integration; neuroanatomy; neurodevelopmental disorders
Douglas C. Anthony Professor, Chair MD, PhD, Duke University office: Medical Sciences Building DC055.07 phone: 573-882-1205 fax: 573-882-4612 email: anthonydc@missouri.edu
Russell T. Hogg Lecturer ABD, City University of New York office: M172 Med Sci. Bldg. phone: 573-884-2361 email: hoggr@health.missouri.edu interests: evolution of growth and physiology as evidenced in hard tissue microstructure
Casey M. Holliday Assistant Professor PhD, 2006, Ohio University office: 318 Medical Sciences building phone: 573-884-6599 fax: 573-882-4612 email: hollidayca@missouri.edu web: web.missouri.edu/~hollidayca/ interests: evolutionary and functional morphology of the reptilian skull; feeding mechanics; paleoecology; lepidosaurs; crocodyliforms; dinosaurs; adaptive plasticity; connective tissue biology
William J. Krause Professor PhD, University of Missouri-Columbia office: M312 Medical School phone: 573-882-2288 fax: 573-882-4612 email: krausew@health.missouri.edu web: web.missouri.edu/~krausew/ interests: factors involved with the healing of gastric and duodenal ulcers, mechanisms controlling duodenal (Brunner's) gland secretion, expression and function of guanylin/uroguanylin and its receptor, development of tissues and organs in the opossum (Didelphis virginiana), mechanisms of sperm pairing in the opossum,development of web based educational resources.
Robert K. McAfee Assistant Teaching Professor PhD, Northern Illinois University office: M102 Medical Sciences Building phone: 573-884-8938 fax: 573-882-4612 email: mcafeerk@missouri.edu web: www.sloth-world.org interests: sloths, armadillos, anteaters, vertebrate paleontology, functional morphology, comparative anatomy
Tara A. Peburn Lecturer MS, ABD, CUNY & the New Yok Consortium in Evolutionary Primatology office: M170 Medical Sciences Building phone: 573-882-1205 fax: 573-882-4612 email: peburnt@missouri.edu interests: the impact of ecology, growth/development and behavior on the structural and functional variation in primate/human cranial morphology; skeletal biology; homoplasy; papionin monkeys; geometric morphometrics
Matthew J. Ravosa Professor, Director of Graduate Studies PhD, 1989, Northwestern University office: M303 Medical Sciences Building DC055.07 phone: 573-884-7303 fax: 573-882-4612 email: ravosam@missouri.edu interests: evolutionary morphology of the mammalian skull, experimental biology, circumorbital region, masticatory apparatus, craniofacial integration, allometry/scaling, ontogeny/aging, ecogeographic variation, morphometrics.
M. Sharon Stack Professor, Vice Chair for Research PhD, 1989, University of Louisville office: Medical Sciences Building DC055.07 phone: 573-882-2288 fax: 573-882-4612 email: stackm@missouri.edu web: www.stackscientific.com interests: extracellular matrix proteins, enzymology, matrix metalloproteinases, integrins, ovarian and oral cancer, connective tissue biology.
Carol Ward Professor PhD, 1991, Johns Hopkins University office: M308 Medical Sciences Building DC055.07 phone: 573-882-0858 (office) 573-882-8909 (lab) fax: 573-882-4612 email: wardcv@missouri.edu web: web.missouri.edu/~wardcv/ interests: paleoanthropology, Miocene hominoids, Australopithecus, evolution of ape and human locomotion, orthopaedic spinal mechanics, evolution of human intelligence.
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