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Claire E. Terhune

Biological Anthropology Faculty

University of Arkansas

Affiliations

J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Claire E. Terhune is currently serving as an Anthropology Biological Anthropology Faculty at University of Arkansas.

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Claire E. Terhune

University of Arkansas

Biological Anthropology Faculty

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anatomy anthropology physiology physical anthropology evolutionary biology morphology (biology) mammalian biology biology biological anthropology primatology human evolution morphology avian biology animal science paleoanthropology biomechanics mammalogy evolutionary anthropology primate behavior animal physiology oltet river valley neuroanatomy human variation motor control bone research zoology craniofacial research temporal bone animal nutrition vertebrate paleontology animal behavior experimental biology skeletal muscle muscle function jaw-muscle fiber architecture skull shape dietary correlates temporomandibular joint morphology great apes dacian basin geometric morphometrics archaeological methods archaeological science livestock science data fusion biological evolution computational anatomy 3d reconstruction anatomical model ontogeny animal studies bioacoustics motor behavior biochronology integrative biology comparative physiology tmj disorder human pressure mammalian physiology paleoenvironmental reconstruction pleistocene cutaneous biology experimental biophysics sexology clinical physiology sex differences human pose estimation clinical medicine multiple sources environmental correlates geometric morphometric analysis homo erectus jaw-muscle architecture other papionins individual variation masticatory system

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Dental Remains of Plio–Pleistocene Cercopithecidae (Mammalia: Primates) From Romania. Journal of Human Evolution (2024)

Cristina StanVirgil DrăgușinȘtefan VasileMárton VenczelClaire E Terhune

paleontologydental remainsbiological anthropologyprimatologymammalogybiologymammalian biologyhuman evolutionevolutionary anthropologyanthropologypaleoanthropologyevolutionary biology

Jaw-Muscle Fiber Architecture and Skull Form Facilitate Relatively Wide Jaw Gapes in Male Cercopithecoid Monkeys. Journal of Human Evolution (2024)

Andrea B TaylorClaire E TerhuneCallum F RossChristopher J Vinyard

skull basemuscle functionhuman evolutionupper extremitymorphology (biology)primate systematicsanatomywide jaw gapescentral nervous systemaxial skeletonneuroanatomycraniofacial researchbiologymammalian biologyjaw-muscle fiber architecturemale cercopithecoid monkeysskull form facilitateornithologyevolutionary biologyphysiologyphysical anthropologyvertebrate paleontology

Ontogenetic Biomechanics of Tufted ( Sapajus ) and Untufted ( Cebus ) Capuchin Mandibles. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2024)

Taylor A. PolvadoreCaitlin B. YoakumParker M. TaylorMegan A. HolmesMyra F. LairdJanine Chalk‐WilaytoCláudia Misue KannoJosé Américo de OliveiraClaire E. Terhune

physical anthropologybiological anthropologycapuchin mandiblespaleoanthropologyhuman evolutionmorphology (biology)morphological impactevolutionary anthropologyanthropologyplasticitydevelopmental biologyprimate systematicsontogenetic biomechanicsbiomechanicsevolutionary biology

Ontogenetic Changes in Jaw Leverage and Skull Shape in Tufted and Untufted Capuchins. Journal of Morphology (2024)

Megan A. HolmesClaire E. TerhuneJanine Chalk‐WilaytoCaitlin B. YoakumParker TaylorRocio RamirezMegan P. SolísTaylor A. PolvadoreCallum F. RossAndrea B. TaylorMariana Dutra FogacaMyra F. Laird

morphologyjaw leveragemammalian biologyskull shapemorphology (biology)developmental biologyuntufted capuchins

Sexual Dimorphism and Divergent Evolutionary Pathways in Primate Cranial Biomechanics: Insights From a Theoretical Morphology Framework. Journal of Morphology (2024)

Z. Jack TsengClaire E. Terhune

morphologymorphology (biology)primate cranial biomechanicsdivergent evolutionary pathwaystheoretical morphology frameworksexual dimorphismevolutionary biology

The Impact of Measurement Technique and Sampling on Estimates of Skeletal Muscle Fibre Architecture. The Anatomical Record (2024)

Andrea B. TaylorClaire E. TerhuneCallum F. RossChristopher J. Vinyard

physiologyperformance measurementmusculoskeletal scienceevaluation techniquesskeletal muscleanatomybiostatisticsstatisticsmeasurement techniqueperformance measures

The Influence of Age, Biological Sex, Anthropometrics, and Neck Characteristics on External Occipital Protuberance Size. Journal of Orthopaedic Science (2024)

Caleb BurrussAnita VasavadaClaire TerhuneKaitlin Gallagher

orthopedic biomechanicsneck characteristicsbiological sexorthopaedic surgeryorthopaedic research

Tradeoffs Between Bite Force and Gape in Eulemur and Varecia. Journal of Morphology (2024)

Myra F. LairdTaylor A. PolvadoreGabrielle A. HirschkornJulie C. McKinneyCallum F. RossAndrea B. TaylorClaire E. TerhuneJose Iriarte‐Diaz

morphologyavian biologyfish biologybiologymammalian biologymorphogenesismorphology (biology)entomologyanatomyanimal sciencebite forcedevelopmental biologycompanion animalsinsect science

Variation in Craniodental Pathologies Among Cercopithecoid Primates. American Journal of Primatology (2024)

Claire A. KirchhoffSiobhán B. CookeJessica C. GomezD. Rex MitchellTyler SteinClaire E. Terhune

cercopithecoid primatescraniodental pathologiesprimatology

Carnivora From the Early Pleistocene of GrĂUnceanu (OlteŢ River Valley, Dacian Basin, Romania). RIVISTA ITALIANA DI PALEONTOLOGIA E STRATIGRAFIA (2023)

LARS WERDELINVIRGIL DRĂGUŞINMARIUS ROBUALEXANDRU PETCULESCUAURELIAN POPESCUSABRINA CURRANCLAIRE E. TERHUNE

paleontologyplanetary sciencesearly pleistoceneoltet river valleydacian basinearth sciencepaleoceanography

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Claire E. Terhune

Biological Anthropology Faculty

University of Arkansas

Affiliations

J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Claire E. Terhune is currently serving as an Anthropology Biological Anthropology Faculty at University of Arkansas.

Honors

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Claire E. Terhune

University of Arkansas

Biological Anthropology Faculty

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Dental Remains of Plio–Pleistocene Cercopithecidae (Mammalia: Primates) From Romania. Journal of Human Evolution (2024)

Cristina StanVirgil DrăgușinȘtefan VasileMárton VenczelClaire E Terhune

paleontologydental remainsbiological anthropologyprimatologymammalogybiologymammalian biologyhuman evolutionevolutionary anthropologyanthropologypaleoanthropologyevolutionary biology

Jaw-Muscle Fiber Architecture and Skull Form Facilitate Relatively Wide Jaw Gapes in Male Cercopithecoid Monkeys. Journal of Human Evolution (2024)

Andrea B TaylorClaire E TerhuneCallum F RossChristopher J Vinyard

Ontogenetic Biomechanics of Tufted ( Sapajus ) and Untufted ( Cebus ) Capuchin Mandibles. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2024)

Taylor A. PolvadoreCaitlin B. YoakumParker M. TaylorMegan A. HolmesMyra F. LairdJanine Chalk‐WilaytoCláudia Misue KannoJosé Américo de OliveiraClaire E. Terhune

Ontogenetic Changes in Jaw Leverage and Skull Shape in Tufted and Untufted Capuchins. Journal of Morphology (2024)

Megan A. HolmesClaire E. TerhuneJanine Chalk‐WilaytoCaitlin B. YoakumParker TaylorRocio RamirezMegan P. SolísTaylor A. PolvadoreCallum F. RossAndrea B. TaylorMariana Dutra FogacaMyra F. Laird

morphologyjaw leveragemammalian biologyskull shapemorphology (biology)developmental biologyuntufted capuchins

Sexual Dimorphism and Divergent Evolutionary Pathways in Primate Cranial Biomechanics: Insights From a Theoretical Morphology Framework. Journal of Morphology (2024)

Z. Jack TsengClaire E. Terhune

morphologymorphology (biology)primate cranial biomechanicsdivergent evolutionary pathwaystheoretical morphology frameworksexual dimorphismevolutionary biology

The Impact of Measurement Technique and Sampling on Estimates of Skeletal Muscle Fibre Architecture. The Anatomical Record (2024)

Andrea B. TaylorClaire E. TerhuneCallum F. RossChristopher J. Vinyard

physiologyperformance measurementmusculoskeletal scienceevaluation techniquesskeletal muscleanatomybiostatisticsstatisticsmeasurement techniqueperformance measures

The Influence of Age, Biological Sex, Anthropometrics, and Neck Characteristics on External Occipital Protuberance Size. Journal of Orthopaedic Science (2024)

Caleb BurrussAnita VasavadaClaire TerhuneKaitlin Gallagher

orthopedic biomechanicsneck characteristicsbiological sexorthopaedic surgeryorthopaedic research

Tradeoffs Between Bite Force and Gape in Eulemur and Varecia. Journal of Morphology (2024)

Myra F. LairdTaylor A. PolvadoreGabrielle A. HirschkornJulie C. McKinneyCallum F. RossAndrea B. TaylorClaire E. TerhuneJose Iriarte‐Diaz

morphologyavian biologyfish biologybiologymammalian biologymorphogenesismorphology (biology)entomologyanatomyanimal sciencebite forcedevelopmental biologycompanion animalsinsect science

Variation in Craniodental Pathologies Among Cercopithecoid Primates. American Journal of Primatology (2024)

Claire A. KirchhoffSiobhán B. CookeJessica C. GomezD. Rex MitchellTyler SteinClaire E. Terhune

cercopithecoid primatescraniodental pathologiesprimatology

Carnivora From the Early Pleistocene of GrĂUnceanu (OlteŢ River Valley, Dacian Basin, Romania). RIVISTA ITALIANA DI PALEONTOLOGIA E STRATIGRAFIA (2023)

LARS WERDELINVIRGIL DRĂGUŞINMARIUS ROBUALEXANDRU PETCULESCUAURELIAN POPESCUSABRINA CURRANCLAIRE E. TERHUNE

paleontologyplanetary sciencesearly pleistoceneoltet river valleydacian basinearth sciencepaleoceanography

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