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Brenda Bradley

Professor of Anthropology; CASHP Core Faculty

George Washington University

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Columbian College of Arts & Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Brenda Bradley is currently serving as a Columbian College Of Arts & Sciences Professor of Anthropology; CASHP Core Faculty at George Washington University.

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Brenda Bradley

George Washington University

Professor of Anthropology; CASHP Core Faculty

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evolutionary biology genetics primatology avian biology primate behavior biological anthropology mammalian biology animal behavior animal science ecology physical anthropology biology mammalogy animal ecology ornithology animal genetics population genetics animal cognition genomics evolutionary anthropology epigenetics conservation biology zoology evolutionary ecology morphology (biology) behavioral ecology molecular ecology wildlife ecology pan troglodytes human genetics sociobiology wildlife breeding behavior conservation genetics thanatology human-animal interactions epigenetic changes science advance paleoanthropology wildlife biology lifespan development human-wildlife relationships biological psychology pigments wild western gorillas primate evolution hair phenotype diversity animal reproduction zoogeography plant biology genetic diversity genotype-phenotype association histocompatibility comparative genomics comparative psychology nucleic acid amplification genetic technologies laboratory protocols short-term variability reporter gene assay molecular diversity transcriptomics technology gene expression profiling protein evolution hominid evolution gorilla genome sequence mountain gorilla tug-of-war multimale groups primate coloration primate palette male networks western gorillas interspecific variation primate coat colour plant dna sequences wild primates philosophy of biology molecular evolutionary ecology molecular evolution

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Raising an Eye at Facial Muscle Morphology in Canids. Biology (2024)

Courtney L. SextonRui DiogoFrancys SubiaulBrenda J. Bradley

physiologyophthalmologymorphologyavian biologybiologyfacial muscle morphologyanatomymorphology (biology)animal science

What Does That Head-Tilt Mean? Brain Lateralization and Sex Differences in the Processing of Familiar Human Speech by Domestic Dogs. Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Colleen BuckleyC. L. SextonE. E. HechtB. J. BradleyFrancys Subiaul

cognitive neuroscienceanimal behaviorfamiliar human speechbrain lateralizationdomestic dogsneuroscienceneurolinguisticsanimal cognitionlivestock sciencelinguisticshuman-animal interactions

Insights Into the Genetic Histories and Lifeways of Machu Picchu’s Occupants. Science Advances (2023)

Lucy SalazarRichard BurgerJanine ForstRodrigo BarqueraJason NesbittJorge CaleroEden WashburnJohn VeranoKimberly ZhuKorey SopKalina KassadjikovaBebel Ibarra AsenciosRoberta DavidsonBrenda BradleyJohannes KrauseLars Fehren-Schmitz

geneticsevolutionary biologyscience advancemachu picchudevelopmental biologyhuman geneticspopulation geneticsgenetic histories

Polyglucosan Body Disease in an Aged Chimpanzee ( Pan Troglodytes ). Neuropathology (2023)

Sanjeev GumberFawn Connor‐StroudDustin HowardXiaodong ZhangBrenda J. BradleyChet C. SherwoodLary C. Walker

pan troglodytesneurologyneuropathologypolyglucosan body diseaseneuroscience

Vasopressin, and Not Oxytocin, Receptor Gene Methylation is Associated With Individual Differences in Receptive Joint Attention in Chimpanzees ( Pan Troglodytes ). Autism Research (2023)

William D. HopkinsNicky StaesElaine E. GuevaraMichele M. MulhollandChet C. SherwoodBrenda J. Bradley

pan troglodytesanimal behaviorindividual differencesreceptive joint attentionprimate behavioranimal cognitionneuroscienceautism

What is Written on a Dog’s Face? Evaluating the Impact of Facial Phenotypes on Communication Between Humans and Canines. Animals (2023)

Courtney L. SextonColleen BuckleyJake LieberfarbFrancys SubiaulErin E. HechtBrenda J. Bradley

animal behaviorcommunicationmorphology (biology)animal scienceanimal cognitionfacial phenotypeshuman-animal interactions

Chimpanzee Extraversion Scores Vary With Epigenetic Modification of Dopamine Receptor Gene D2 ( Drd2 ) and Early Rearing Conditions. Epigenetics (2022)

Nicky StaesCassandra M. WhiteElaine E GuevaraMarcel EensWilliam D. HopkinsSteven J. SchapiroJeroen M.G. StevensChet C. SherwoodBrenda J Bradley

chimpanzee extraversion scoresgeneticsearly rearing conditionsepigenetic modificationepigenetics

Epigenetic Ageing of the Prefrontal Cortex and Cerebellum in Humans and Chimpanzees. Epigenetics (2022)

Elaine E. GuevaraWilliam D. HopkinsPatrick R. HofJohn J. ElyBrenda J. BradleyChet C. Sherwood

humanitiesprefrontal cortexepigenetic ageingepigenetics

Genetic Determinants of Individual Variation in the Superior Temporal Sulcus of Chimpanzees ( Pan Troglodytes ). Cerebral Cortex (2022)

William D HopkinsOliver CoulonAdrien MeguerditchianNicky StaesChet C SherwoodSteven J SchapiroJean-Francois ManginBrenda Bradley

pan troglodytesprimatologyavian biologyindividual variationneurogeneticssuperior temporal sulcusgeneticsneuroscienceneuroanatomy

Hair Microbiome Diversity Within and Across Primate Species. mSystems (2022)

Catherine KitrinosRachel B. BellBrenda J. BradleyJason M. Kamilar

microbiomemicrobial diversityprimatologybiological anthropologybiodiversityprimate behavioranthropologyprimate specieshair microbiome diversity

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Brenda Bradley

Professor of Anthropology; CASHP Core Faculty

George Washington University

Affiliations

Columbian College of Arts & Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Brenda Bradley is currently serving as a Columbian College Of Arts & Sciences Professor of Anthropology; CASHP Core Faculty at George Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Brenda Bradley

George Washington University

Professor of Anthropology; CASHP Core Faculty

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Raising an Eye at Facial Muscle Morphology in Canids. Biology (2024)

Courtney L. SextonRui DiogoFrancys SubiaulBrenda J. Bradley

physiologyophthalmologymorphologyavian biologybiologyfacial muscle morphologyanatomymorphology (biology)animal science

What Does That Head-Tilt Mean? Brain Lateralization and Sex Differences in the Processing of Familiar Human Speech by Domestic Dogs. Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Colleen BuckleyC. L. SextonE. E. HechtB. J. BradleyFrancys Subiaul

cognitive neuroscienceanimal behaviorfamiliar human speechbrain lateralizationdomestic dogsneuroscienceneurolinguisticsanimal cognitionlivestock sciencelinguisticshuman-animal interactions

Insights Into the Genetic Histories and Lifeways of Machu Picchu’s Occupants. Science Advances (2023)

geneticsevolutionary biologyscience advancemachu picchudevelopmental biologyhuman geneticspopulation geneticsgenetic histories

Polyglucosan Body Disease in an Aged Chimpanzee ( Pan Troglodytes ). Neuropathology (2023)

Sanjeev GumberFawn Connor‐StroudDustin HowardXiaodong ZhangBrenda J. BradleyChet C. SherwoodLary C. Walker

pan troglodytesneurologyneuropathologypolyglucosan body diseaseneuroscience

Vasopressin, and Not Oxytocin, Receptor Gene Methylation is Associated With Individual Differences in Receptive Joint Attention in Chimpanzees ( Pan Troglodytes ). Autism Research (2023)

William D. HopkinsNicky StaesElaine E. GuevaraMichele M. MulhollandChet C. SherwoodBrenda J. Bradley

pan troglodytesanimal behaviorindividual differencesreceptive joint attentionprimate behavioranimal cognitionneuroscienceautism

What is Written on a Dog’s Face? Evaluating the Impact of Facial Phenotypes on Communication Between Humans and Canines. Animals (2023)

Courtney L. SextonColleen BuckleyJake LieberfarbFrancys SubiaulErin E. HechtBrenda J. Bradley

animal behaviorcommunicationmorphology (biology)animal scienceanimal cognitionfacial phenotypeshuman-animal interactions

Chimpanzee Extraversion Scores Vary With Epigenetic Modification of Dopamine Receptor Gene D2 ( Drd2 ) and Early Rearing Conditions. Epigenetics (2022)

Nicky StaesCassandra M. WhiteElaine E GuevaraMarcel EensWilliam D. HopkinsSteven J. SchapiroJeroen M.G. StevensChet C. SherwoodBrenda J Bradley

chimpanzee extraversion scoresgeneticsearly rearing conditionsepigenetic modificationepigenetics

Epigenetic Ageing of the Prefrontal Cortex and Cerebellum in Humans and Chimpanzees. Epigenetics (2022)

Elaine E. GuevaraWilliam D. HopkinsPatrick R. HofJohn J. ElyBrenda J. BradleyChet C. Sherwood

humanitiesprefrontal cortexepigenetic ageingepigenetics

Genetic Determinants of Individual Variation in the Superior Temporal Sulcus of Chimpanzees ( Pan Troglodytes ). Cerebral Cortex (2022)

William D HopkinsOliver CoulonAdrien MeguerditchianNicky StaesChet C SherwoodSteven J SchapiroJean-Francois ManginBrenda Bradley

pan troglodytesprimatologyavian biologyindividual variationneurogeneticssuperior temporal sulcusgeneticsneuroscienceneuroanatomy

Hair Microbiome Diversity Within and Across Primate Species. mSystems (2022)

Catherine KitrinosRachel B. BellBrenda J. BradleyJason M. Kamilar

microbiomemicrobial diversityprimatologybiological anthropologybiodiversityprimate behavioranthropologyprimate specieshair microbiome diversity

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