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Andrew Du

Assistant Professor

Colorado State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Department of Anthropology and Geography

Andrew Du is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Assistant Professor at Colorado State University.

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Colorado State University

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evolutionary biology ecology human evolution anthropology mammalogy paleoanthropology paleoecology environmental science biogeography paleontology mammalian biology animal ecology paleoclimatology evolutionary anthropology avian biology climate change evolutionary ecology conservation biology quaternary science zoology pleistocene landscape ecology climatology animal science global ecology palaeogeography vertebrate paleontology holocene animal taxonomy biodiversity loss zoogeography vegetation science spatial ecology macroecology plant ecology american archaeology human impacts animal communities hominin evolution late quaternary climatic change science advance palaeontologia electronica nature wildlife group evolution quaternary research wildlife ecology wildlife biology specie distribution zoological taxonomy population ecology evolutionary taxonomies benchmark studies physical aging aging process primatology anthropocene plant diversity speciation human origins molecular palaeobiology early hominins non-analog ecosystems ecological drivers homo erectus groups intensive use lake margin habitats dispersal limitation taxonomic evenness ancient hominin impacts african megaherbivores plio-pleistocene decline end-pleistocene megafaunal extinction

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Notable Federal Grants

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Identifying the Big Questions in Paleontology: A Community-Driven Project. Paleobiology (2025)

paleobiologypaleontologybig questionspalaeontologia electronicaanthropologypaleoanthropology

Late Cenozoic Faunal and Ecological Change in Africa. Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences (2024)

J. Tyler FaithJohn RowanAndrew Du

planetary sciencespaleoecologyplanetary sciencelate cenozoicearth scienceecological changeevolutionary biology

Long-Term Biotic Homogenization in the East African Rift System Over the Last 6 Million Years of Hominin Evolution. Nature Ecology & Evolution (2024)

John RowanAndrew DuErick J. LundgrenJ. Tyler FaithLydia BeaudrotChristopher J. CampisanoJosephine C. JoordensIgnacio A. LazagabasterEllis M. LockeIrene E. SmailKaye E. ReedJason M. Kamilar

planetary sciencespaleoecologypaleoclimatologyhuman evolutionevolutionary ecologyevolutionary anthropologyhominin evolutionlong-term biotic homogenizationecologypaleoanthropologyevolutionary biology

Do Grazers Equal Grasslands? Strengthening Paleoenvironmental Inferences Through Analysis of Present-Day African Mammals. Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology Palaeoecology (2023)

Kathryn G. SokolowskiBrian F. CoddingAndrew DuJ. Tyler Faith

zoologybiogeographyenvironmental sciencelandscape ecologyecologymammalogywildlife ecologypalaeogeographywildlife biologypaleoecologyzoogeographypaleoclimatologybiologyanimal scienceconservation biologyanimal ecologypresent-day african mammalspaleoenvironmental inferencesland use

Chapter 4. the Potential of Coverage-Based Rarefaction in Zooarchaeology. Berghahn Books (2022)

J. Tyler FaithAndrew Du

coverage-based rarefactionzooarchaeology

Did Vegetation Change Drive the Extinction of Paranthropus Boisei?. Journal of Human Evolution (2022)

David B. PattersonAndrew DuJ. Tyler FaithJohn RowanKevin UnoAnna K. BehrensmeyerDavid R. BraunBernard A. Wood

vegetation changehuman evolutionevolutionary anthropologyanthropologybiodiversity lossconservation biologyecologyevolutionary biologyparanthropus boisei

Global Long-Term Stability of Individual Dietary Specialization in Herbivorous Mammals. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2022)

Larisa R. G. DeSantisMelissa I. PardiAndrew DuMichael A. GreshkoLindsey T. YannRichard C. HulbertJulien Louys

individual dietary specializationherbivorous mammalsglobal long-term stabilitymammalogybiogeographybiologymammalian biologyanimal ecologyanimal scienceecologyglobal ecologyevolutionary biology

Late Quaternary Biotic Homogenization of North American Mammalian Faunas. Nature Communications (2022)

Danielle FraserAmelia VillaseñorAnikó B. TóthMeghan A. BalkJussi T. EronenW. Andrew BarrA. K. BehrensmeyerMatt DavisAndrew DuJ. Tyler FaithGary R. GravesNicholas J. GotelliAdvait M. JukarCindy V. LooyBrian J. McGillJoshua H. MillerSilvia Pineda-MunozRichard PottsAlex B. ShupinskiLaura C. SoulS. Kathleen Lyons

quaternary sciencepaleontologyzoologypaleoclimatologyquaternary biotic homogenizationmammalian biologyecologyevolutionary biology

No Sustained Increase in Zooarchaeological Evidence for Carnivory After the Appearance of Homo Erectus. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

W. Andrew BarrBriana PobinerJohn RowanAndrew DuJ. Tyler Faith

zooarchaeology

Plio-Pleistocene Environmental Variability in Africa and Its Implications for Mammalian Evolution. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Andrew S. CohenAndrew DuJohn RowanChad L. YostAnne L. BillingsleyChristopher J. CampisanoErik T. BrownAlan L. DeinoCraig S. FeibelKatharine GrantJohn D. KingstonRachel L. LupienVeronica MuiruriR. Bernhart OwenKaye E. ReedJames RussellMona Stockhecke

paleontologyenvironmental sciencemammalian evolutionecologyevolutionary biology

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Andrew Du

Assistant Professor

Colorado State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Department of Anthropology and Geography

Andrew Du is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Assistant Professor at Colorado State University.

Honors

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Colorado State University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Identifying the Big Questions in Paleontology: A Community-Driven Project. Paleobiology (2025)

paleobiologypaleontologybig questionspalaeontologia electronicaanthropologypaleoanthropology

Late Cenozoic Faunal and Ecological Change in Africa. Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences (2024)

J. Tyler FaithJohn RowanAndrew Du

planetary sciencespaleoecologyplanetary sciencelate cenozoicearth scienceecological changeevolutionary biology

Long-Term Biotic Homogenization in the East African Rift System Over the Last 6 Million Years of Hominin Evolution. Nature Ecology & Evolution (2024)

John RowanAndrew DuErick J. LundgrenJ. Tyler FaithLydia BeaudrotChristopher J. CampisanoJosephine C. JoordensIgnacio A. LazagabasterEllis M. LockeIrene E. SmailKaye E. ReedJason M. Kamilar

planetary sciencespaleoecologypaleoclimatologyhuman evolutionevolutionary ecologyevolutionary anthropologyhominin evolutionlong-term biotic homogenizationecologypaleoanthropologyevolutionary biology

Do Grazers Equal Grasslands? Strengthening Paleoenvironmental Inferences Through Analysis of Present-Day African Mammals. Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology Palaeoecology (2023)

Kathryn G. SokolowskiBrian F. CoddingAndrew DuJ. Tyler Faith

Chapter 4. the Potential of Coverage-Based Rarefaction in Zooarchaeology. Berghahn Books (2022)

J. Tyler FaithAndrew Du

coverage-based rarefactionzooarchaeology

Did Vegetation Change Drive the Extinction of Paranthropus Boisei?. Journal of Human Evolution (2022)

David B. PattersonAndrew DuJ. Tyler FaithJohn RowanKevin UnoAnna K. BehrensmeyerDavid R. BraunBernard A. Wood

vegetation changehuman evolutionevolutionary anthropologyanthropologybiodiversity lossconservation biologyecologyevolutionary biologyparanthropus boisei

Global Long-Term Stability of Individual Dietary Specialization in Herbivorous Mammals. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2022)

Larisa R. G. DeSantisMelissa I. PardiAndrew DuMichael A. GreshkoLindsey T. YannRichard C. HulbertJulien Louys

individual dietary specializationherbivorous mammalsglobal long-term stabilitymammalogybiogeographybiologymammalian biologyanimal ecologyanimal scienceecologyglobal ecologyevolutionary biology

Late Quaternary Biotic Homogenization of North American Mammalian Faunas. Nature Communications (2022)

quaternary sciencepaleontologyzoologypaleoclimatologyquaternary biotic homogenizationmammalian biologyecologyevolutionary biology

No Sustained Increase in Zooarchaeological Evidence for Carnivory After the Appearance of Homo Erectus. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

W. Andrew BarrBriana PobinerJohn RowanAndrew DuJ. Tyler Faith

zooarchaeology

Plio-Pleistocene Environmental Variability in Africa and Its Implications for Mammalian Evolution. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

paleontologyenvironmental sciencemammalian evolutionecologyevolutionary biology

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