- Professor of Developmental Genetics and Evolutionary Morphology, Penn State
My research interests include the interaction of genetic and environmental influences on growth and development in human populations; musculo-skeletal structures are of primary interest.
Current study techniques emphasize computer imaging and analysis of two-dimensional and three-dimensional data representing anatomical structures.
Particular emphasis is placed on integration of molecular and morphological perspectives on development.
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–presentProfessor of Developmental Genetics and Evolutionary Morphology, Pennsylvania State University
Education
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1971University of Michigan, PhD
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