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William Jungers
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Paleontology
900
Anthropology
800
Evolutionary Studies
600
Zoology
300
Biodiversity
200
Anatomy and Physiology
200
Taxonomy
100
Molecular Biology
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Bioinformatics
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Bioengineering
100
Histology
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Conservation Biology
100
Biogeography
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Computational Biology
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Developmental Biology
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William L Jungers

Summary

B.A. in Anthropology from Oberlin College (1970), Ph.D. from University of Michigan in Biological Anthropology (1976). Faculty member at Stony Brook University School of Medicine since 1978. My research interests focus on the evolutionary and functional anatomy of primates and paleoanthropology, with a special interest in "size and scaling" and quantitative methods. I've also conducted paleontological field work in Madagascar and Indonesia.

Anatomy & Physiology Evolutionary Studies Paleontology

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Distinguished Teaching Professor and Chairman

Stony Brook University
Department of Anatomical Sciences

Distinguished Teaching Professor and Chairman

School of Medicine
Department of Anatomical Sciences

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