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Frederick Grine

Distinguished Professor

Stony Brook University

Affiliations

Renaissance School of Medicine

Anatomy

Frederick Grine is currently serving as an Anatomy Distinguished Professor at Stony Brook University.

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Stony Brook University

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anthropology paleoanthropology human evolution evolutionary biology archaeology paleontology evolutionary anthropology biological anthropology south africa biology physical anthropology archaeological science paleolithic archaeology ecology paleobiology oral biology vertebrate paleontology morphology (biology) pleistocene mammalogy mammalian biology american archaeology bioarchaeology zoology archival research primatology dental microwear anthropological archaeology craniofacial research archaeological excavations morphological evidence historical biology evolutionary taxonomies paranthropus robustus orthodontics quaternary science primate behavior primate fossil paleoenvironmental reconstruction enamel thickness australopithecus africanus western cape province main site genus homo oral medicine animal behavior archaeological practice archaeological dating cladistics human nutrition zoological taxonomy early hominid phylogeny early hominin diets isotopic evidence molar microwear swartkrans formation die kelders prehistory computed tomography interfacial studies operative dentistry paleoclimatology phytogeography food choice periodontology dental biomechanics human origins east africa early evolution living fossil human sciences isotope geochemistry basin evolution musculoskeletal science philosophy of biology nematology civilizations archaeological record taphonomy palaeontologia electronica

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Frontal Sinus Size in South African Later Stone Age Holocene Khoe‐San. The Anatomical Record (2024)

Frederick E. GrineNicholas W. PostVictoria GreeningIsabelle CrevecoeurBrendon K. BillingsAnja MeyerSharon HoltWendy BlackAlan G. MorrisKrishna R. VeeramahCarrie S. Mongle

physical anthropologyquaternary periodholocenevertebrate paleontologyanatomyurologygeoarchaeologyfrontal sinus sizepaleolithic archaeologyearth sciencequaternary sciencestone agemorphology (biology)orthopaedic surgeryaxial skeletonmorphological evidencepalaeogeographypaleontologyzooarchaeologysystematic palaeontology

Intra-Tooth Stable Isotope Analysis Reveals Seasonal Dietary Variability and Niche Partitioning Among Bushpigs/Red River Hogs and Warthogs. Current Zoology (2024)

Deming YangKevin T UnoThure E CerlingOgeto MwebiLouise N LeakeyFrederick E GrineAntoine Souron

wildlife ecologyecologywildlifewildlife biologyniche partitioningzoologybiogeographyenvironmental scienceanimal ecologyenvironmental biology

New Craniodental Fossils of Paranthropus Robustus From Kromdraai, South Africa (2014–2017 Excavations). Journal of Human Evolution (2024)

José BragaFrederick E. Grine

human evolutionarchaeologyparanthropus robustussouth africapaleoanthropologyarchaeological excavationspaleontologyanthropology

Variation, Sexual Dimorphism, and Enlargement of the Frontal Sinus With Age in Adult South Africans. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2024)

Victoria A. GreeningEmily HernandezCarrie S. MongleBrendon K. BillingsVictor MngomezuluIan J. WallaceFrederick E. Grine

physical anthropologyadult south africanshuman variationlater adulthoodsexual dimorphismneuroscienceageingfrontal sinusmedical anthropologyphysiologyanthropology

An Updated Analysis of Hominin Phylogeny With an Emphasis on Re-Evaluating the Phylogenetic Relationships of Australopithecus Sediba. Journal of Human Evolution (2023)

Carrie S. MongleDavid S. StraitFrederick E. Grine

phylogenetic relationshipshuman evolutionphylogeneticshominin phylogenyevolutionary biologyupdated analysisaustralopithecus sedibaanthropology

Changing Perspectives on Early Hominin Diets. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Mark F. TeafordPeter S. UngarFrederick E. Grine

human evolutionbiological anthropologyevolutionary anthropologyearly hominin dietsevolutionary biologypaleoanthropologyanthropology

Correction to: Hofmeyr: A Late Pleistocene Human Skull From South Africa, Vertebrate Paleobiology and Paleoanthropology. Vertebrate paleobiology and paleoanthroplogy series/Vertebrate paleobiology and paleoanthropology series (2023)

Frederick E. Grine

paleoanthropologyvertebrate paleobiologysouth africa

Die Kelders, South Africa. Springer eBooks (2023)

Frederick E. Grine

south africa

Hominin Fossils From Kromdraai and Drimolen Inform Paranthropus Robustus Craniofacial Ontogeny. Science Advances (2023)

José BragaBernard A. WoodVeronika A. ZimmerBenjamin MorenoCatherine MillerJohn F. ThackerayBernhard ZipfelFrederick E. Grine

human evolutionhominin fossilspaleoanthropologyscience advancepaleontologyanthropology

Hypercementosis in Late Pleistocene Homo Sapiens Fossils From Klasies River Main Site, South Africa. Archives of Oral Biology (2023)

Frederick E. GrineCarrie S. MongleWilliam KollmerGeorgios RomanosAnton du PlessisBruno MaureilleJosé Braga

pleistoceneoral communicationoral healthhuman evolutionbiological anthropologyoral biologyarchaeologysouth africaearth sciencebiologyhistorical biologyarchaeological sciencepaleoanthropologyoral medicinepaleontologymain siteanthropology

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Frederick Grine

Distinguished Professor

Stony Brook University

Affiliations

Renaissance School of Medicine

Anatomy

Frederick Grine is currently serving as an Anatomy Distinguished Professor at Stony Brook University.

Honors

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Stony Brook University

Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Frontal Sinus Size in South African Later Stone Age Holocene Khoe‐San. The Anatomical Record (2024)

Frederick E. GrineNicholas W. PostVictoria GreeningIsabelle CrevecoeurBrendon K. BillingsAnja MeyerSharon HoltWendy BlackAlan G. MorrisKrishna R. VeeramahCarrie S. Mongle

Intra-Tooth Stable Isotope Analysis Reveals Seasonal Dietary Variability and Niche Partitioning Among Bushpigs/Red River Hogs and Warthogs. Current Zoology (2024)

Deming YangKevin T UnoThure E CerlingOgeto MwebiLouise N LeakeyFrederick E GrineAntoine Souron

wildlife ecologyecologywildlifewildlife biologyniche partitioningzoologybiogeographyenvironmental scienceanimal ecologyenvironmental biology

New Craniodental Fossils of Paranthropus Robustus From Kromdraai, South Africa (2014–2017 Excavations). Journal of Human Evolution (2024)

José BragaFrederick E. Grine

human evolutionarchaeologyparanthropus robustussouth africapaleoanthropologyarchaeological excavationspaleontologyanthropology

Variation, Sexual Dimorphism, and Enlargement of the Frontal Sinus With Age in Adult South Africans. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2024)

Victoria A. GreeningEmily HernandezCarrie S. MongleBrendon K. BillingsVictor MngomezuluIan J. WallaceFrederick E. Grine

physical anthropologyadult south africanshuman variationlater adulthoodsexual dimorphismneuroscienceageingfrontal sinusmedical anthropologyphysiologyanthropology

An Updated Analysis of Hominin Phylogeny With an Emphasis on Re-Evaluating the Phylogenetic Relationships of Australopithecus Sediba. Journal of Human Evolution (2023)

Carrie S. MongleDavid S. StraitFrederick E. Grine

phylogenetic relationshipshuman evolutionphylogeneticshominin phylogenyevolutionary biologyupdated analysisaustralopithecus sedibaanthropology

Changing Perspectives on Early Hominin Diets. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Mark F. TeafordPeter S. UngarFrederick E. Grine

human evolutionbiological anthropologyevolutionary anthropologyearly hominin dietsevolutionary biologypaleoanthropologyanthropology

Frederick E. Grine

paleoanthropologyvertebrate paleobiologysouth africa

Die Kelders, South Africa. Springer eBooks (2023)

Frederick E. Grine

south africa

Hominin Fossils From Kromdraai and Drimolen Inform Paranthropus Robustus Craniofacial Ontogeny. Science Advances (2023)

José BragaBernard A. WoodVeronika A. ZimmerBenjamin MorenoCatherine MillerJohn F. ThackerayBernhard ZipfelFrederick E. Grine

human evolutionhominin fossilspaleoanthropologyscience advancepaleontologyanthropology

Hypercementosis in Late Pleistocene Homo Sapiens Fossils From Klasies River Main Site, South Africa. Archives of Oral Biology (2023)

Frederick E. GrineCarrie S. MongleWilliam KollmerGeorgios RomanosAnton du PlessisBruno MaureilleJosé Braga

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