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Evolution of eye size and shape in primates

July 1, 2007/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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The role of vision in the origin and evolution of primates

June 1, 2007/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Oculomotor stability and the functions of the postorbital bar and septum

December 1, 2006/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Were basal primates nocturnal? Evidence from eye and orbit shape

November 1, 2006/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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A new pipoid anuran from the Late Cretaceous of South Africa

December 1, 2005/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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The evolutionary and ecological context of primate vision

November 1, 2005/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Temporalis function in anthropoids and strepsirrhines: an EMG study

October 1, 2005/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Modeling elastic properties in finite element analysis: how much precision is needed to produce an accurate model?

September 1, 2005/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Modeling masticatory muscle force in finite-element analysis: sensitivity analysis using principal coordinates analysis

August 1, 2005/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Comparison of beam theory and finite-element analysis to in vivo bone strain in the alligator cranium

July 1, 2005/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Callum F. Ross, PhD
Department of Organismal Biology and Anatomy
The University of Chicago
Anatomy Building 407
1027 East 57th Street
Chicago IL 60637

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