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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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Finite Element Analysis in functional morphology

June 1, 2005/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Finite-element modeling in vertebrate biomechanics

May 1, 2005/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Bone strain gradients and optimization in tetrapod skulls

December 1, 2004/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Evolution of primate sensory systems: past, present and future

November 1, 2004/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Primate auditory diversity and its influence on hearing performance

October 1, 2004/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Jaw muscle recruitment patterns during mastication in anthropoids and prosimians

September 1, 2004/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Curvilinear and geometric modeling of basicranial flexion in a phylogenetic context: Is it adaptive? Is it constrained?

August 1, 2004/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Anthropoid origins: Retrospective and prospective

July 1, 2004/in Callum Ross Publications, Published
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Callum F. Ross, PhD
Department of Organismal Biology and Anatomy
The University of Chicago
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Chicago IL 60637

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