RAI Biological Anthropology Small Grant Scheme Final Reports

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2023Feuillatre, CorinneBringing up Baby: in search of novel biomarkers of nutrition using stable isotope ratios in incremental tissues in mother/infant pairs. 
2020Lubeek, Juliën KavishImplications for diet and extinction of Gigantopithecus blacki from Pleistocene China based on Dental Microwear Texture Analysis (DMTA) 
2019Gaffney, DylanFirst footsteps across Lydekker’s Line: behavioural plasticity in the insular and continental rainforests of western New Guinea 
2018Dähling, KiraPalaeoenvironment reconstruction of Southeast Arabia to investigate the dispersal of modern humans out of Africa 
2017Hassan, AnushéHow much do fathers matter? Paternal investment and child health in rural Tanzania 
2017Patalano, RobertWater Availability and Human Dietary Behaviour at Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania 
2016Rand, AstaDiet, Health, and Movement in Early Modern Poland: Evidence from the Drawsko 1 Cemetery (17th-18th c.) 
2015Siek, ThomasNeoplastic Disease in Medieval Poland 
2015Elliott, GailAgricultural Effects on Skeletal and Dental Growth and Maturation in Prehistoric Populations from Northern Chile. 
2014Nadell, JasonFunctional adaptation with reference to mobility pattern and ontogeny; a cross-sectional study across the upper and lower limbs of primates. 
2014Lemmers, SimoneStress, Life History and Dental Development in Primates 
2013Hawkes, Duncan StibbardReading the signals: What does Hadza hunting success honestly convey? 
2012Bales, AshleyThe phylogenetic position of Proconsul 
2012Pradeilles, RebeccaCommunity socio-economic status influences on dietary intake and obesity in South African adolescents 
2010Gasperetti, Matthew A.The Foundations of Agriculture: A Biocultural Study of Diet, Health, and Behaviour in the Prehistoric Southern Levant 
2009Gregoricka, LesleyAn Isotopic Investigation of Mobility, Exchange, and Tomb Membership in Bronze Age Arabia 
2009Lameria, Adriano Reis eVariations in the Call Repertoire of Wild Orangutans