7:30 - 8:00 Poster set-up. 5:30 - 6:00 Poster take-down.
Even numbered poster authors present for discussion 10:00-10:30 and 4:45-5:3-
Odd numbered poster authors present for discussion 10:30-11:00 and 4:00-4:45
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First postcranial material assigned to Agerinia roselli (Primates, Adapiformes) from Les Saleres (Early Eocene, Catalonia, Spain). Joan Femenias-Gual, Judit Marigó, Raef Minwer-Barakat, Salvador Moyà-Solà.
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Implications of occlusal contacts in Caenopithecids (Adapiforms) and extant Lemuriforms. Heather L. Kristjanson, Jonathan M.G. Perry, Elizabeth M. St Clair.
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From inner ear to lifestyle : paleobiology of a fossil primate from Eocene. Margot Bernardi, Sebastien Couette.
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Dental topography and dietary ecology of the first North American euprimates. Paul E. Morse, Jonathan I. Bloch, Gabriel S. Yapuncich, Doug M. Boyer, Suzanne G. Strait.
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Did climate change trigger megafaunal extinctions in Madagascar? . Laurie R. Godfrey, Brooke E. Crowley, Karen E. Samonds, Michael R. Sutherland.
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First virtual endocasts of North American adapiform primates. Arianna R. Harrington, Mary T. Silcox, Gabriel S. Yapuncich, Douglas M. Boyer, Jonathan I. Bloch.
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Microsyopids from the Early Eocene of the Southern Bighorn Basin, Wyoming: evolutionary insights from the largest stratigraphically controlled sample of stem primates. Mary T. Silcox, Kenneth D. Rose, Amy E. Chew.
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Partial skeleton of early Eocene Tinimomys graybulliensis (Primates, Micromomyidae) from the Clarks Fork Basin, Wyoming. Stephen G. B. Chester, Eric J. Sargis, Jonathan I. Bloch, Doug M. Boyer.
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Unique morphology found in the first tarsal bones of Antillothrix bernensis, a medium-sized Caribbean platyrrhine subfossil. Justin T. Gladman, Alfred L. Rosenberger.
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Investigating the variation at pterion across platyrrhines, with special attention to Alouatta. Lauren B. Halenar.
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Phylogeny, ecology and craniodental evolution in the atelid primates. Alexander Bjarnason, Christophe Soligo, Sarah Elton.
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The first major primate extinction: Testing competitive exclusion in the fossil record of North American stem primates using dental topography. Kristen A. Prufrock, Doug M. Boyer, Mary T. Silcox.
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The biogeographic origins of major primate clades. Sergi Lopez-Torres, Mary T. Silcox.
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Endocranial globularity and brain size in primates. Kari L. Allen.
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Integration of nervous system tissues into primate phylogenetics. Brian M. Shearer.
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Cell number and volume of primary visual cortex in primates. Daniel J. Miller, Rahul Pathak, Pooja Balaram, Jon H. Kaas.
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Geospatial Paleoanthropology: predicting and locating new fossil localities with approaches from the spatial sciences. Robert L. Anemone, Charles W. Emerson, Brett Nachman, Ashley Bryant, Glenn C. Conroy.
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Intraspecific Semicircular Canal Variance—A Missing Element in Adaptive Scenarios?. Lauren A. Gonzales, Michael D. Malinzak, Richard F. Kay.
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Cranial sexual dimorphism in Papio hamadryas kindae: same or kinda different?. Michelle Singleton, Brielle C. Seitelman, Stephen R. Frost.
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A preliminary paleoecological analysis of newly discovered fossiliferous localities at the middle Miocene site of La Venta, Colombia. Melissa Tallman, Siobhan B. Cooke, Brian M. Shearer, Andres Link.
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Review of Olduvai cercopithecoids reveals a newly recognized taxon and biochronological connection to South Africa. Christopher C. Gilbert, Stephen R. Frost, Eric Delson.
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Morphological affinities of recently discovered Cercopithecids from the Pliocene Upper Laetolil Beds at Laetoli, in northern Tanzania. Elicia Abella, Charles M. Musiba, Tracey Lancaster.
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Patterns of taxonomic diversity and relative geographic occupancy of Mio-Pliocene crown Catarrhini. Ellis M. Locke.
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Cercopithecoides williamsi shows the earliest fossil evidence for pollical reduction in a fossil colobine. Stephen R. Frost, Christopher C. Gilbert, Kelsey D. Pugh, Emily H. Guthrie, Eric Delson.
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Phylogenetic relationships of living and fossil African papionins: combined evidence from morphology and molecules. Kelsey D. Pugh, Christopher C. Gilbert.
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Cranial shape and intrageneric diversity in the genus Cercopithecoides. Monya Anderson, Stephen R. Frost, Christopher C. Gilbert, Eric Delson.
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Primate community evolution in the southern African Plio-Pleistocene: Dietary overlap and niche differentiation of fossil cercopithecoids. Irene E. Smail.
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Establishing the orientation and biobehavioural implications of the semicircular canals of Cercopithecoides haasgati. Angela Olah, Matthew R. McCurry, Justin W. Adams.
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Functional/adaptive implications of the metacarpophalangeal joint in primates and their relatives. Kevin T. Vo, Doug M. Boyer.
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Similarities in the primate vertebral formulae and implications for phylogeny and locomotor behavior. Amanda B. Lee, Lyle W. Konigsberg, Scott A. Williams.
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A method for assigning sex based on the size and shape of the upper and mid-face. Katharine L. Balolia, Mark W. Grabowski, Bernard Wood.
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A new anthropoid first metatarsal from the early Miocene site of Songhor, Kenya. Cassandra Tran, Isaiah O. Nengo, Biren A. Patel.
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Incisor variation at middle Miocene Maboko indicates the possible presence of at least two small-bodied ape species. Erica R. Davis, Brenda R. Benefit, Monte L. McCrossin.
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The phylogenetic position of Proconsul and the difficulty of dealing with stem taxa in the fossil record. Ashley D. Bales.
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First evidence of Nyanzapithecinae at Moroto II, Uganda. Rutger J. W. Jansma, Laura M. MacLatchy.
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A revised taxonomy of Proconsul modelled on dental variation in extant hominoids. Hugh Weaver, Varsha Pilbrow.
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A preliminary study of pelvic and femoral shape covariation in anthropoids. Ashley S. Hammond, Nicole P. Olakkengil, Sergio Almécija.
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The Body Mass of Victoriapithecus macinnesi Revisited Using Foot Remains. Irisa D. Arney, Brenda R. Benefit, Monte L. McCrossin.
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The plesiomorphic condition of the great ape femur: biomechanical evidence from the IPS41724 femur (middle Miocene, NE Iberian Peninsula). Marta Pina, Sergio Almécija, Christopher B. Ruff, David M. Alba, Salvador Moyà-Solà.
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The systematic status of Bunopithecus sericus, a Pleistocene gibbon from Chongqing Province, southern China. Alejandra Ortiz, Varsha Pilbrow, Catalina I. Villamil, Jessica G. Korsgaard, Shara E. Bailey, Terry Harrison.
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Craniomandibular integration in anthropoid primates with implications for mandibular symphyseal fusion. Ryan P. Knigge.
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