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Frances White

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University of Oregon

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College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Social Science

Women's and Gender Studies

Frances White is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of Oregon.

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anthropology avian biology evolutionary biology biological anthropology animal behavior primatology physical anthropology primate behavior pan paniscus ecology behavioral sciences wildlife animal science entomology conservation biology behavioral ecology mammalogy mammalian biology zoology animal ecology human-wildlife relationships breeding behavior wildlife ecology archaeology environmental anthropology animal physiology paleoanthropology wildlife biology thanatology human-animal interactions wildlife management western lowland gorillas wild bonobos lomako forest reserve human behavior evolutionary anthropology peace research ornithology comparative psychology foraging animal breeding american archaeology lethal aggression female dominance captive bonobos bachelor groups botany social behavior southern african studies forest ecology acoustic ecology bioacoustics biopolitics intergroup cooperation intergroup relations biochronology landscape archaeology terrestrial ecology isotope geochemistry macroecology arid environments spatial ecology animal protection animal behaviour movement ecology zoogeography reproductive success comparative methodology human impacts adaptive strategies female feeding priority early hominins extant hominoids comparative insight loud calls other nonhuman primates primate systematics zooarchaeology

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Reply to Granger Et Al.: Multiple, Independent Lines of Evidence Suggest Sterkfontein is Less Than 2.8 My Old. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Stephen R. FrostFrances J. WhiteHailay G. RedaChristopher C. Gilbert

anthropologyhistory of scienceepidemiology

A Comparison of Faecal Glucocorticoid Metabolite Concentration and Gut Microbiota Diversity in Bonobos (Pan Paniscus). Microbiology (2022)

Alexana J. HickmottKlaree J. BooseMonica L. WakefieldColin M. BrandJ. Josh SnodgrassNelson TingFrances J. White

gut microbiota diversitymicrobiologymicrobial ecologypan paniscus

Biochronology of South African Hominin-Bearing Sites: A Reassessment Using Cercopithecid Primates. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Stephen R. FrostFrances J. WhiteHailay G. RedaChristopher C. Gilbert

anthropologyhuman evolutionbiochronologyevolutionary biologypaleoanthropologycercopithecid primates

Comparison of Captive and Wild Fascicularis ‐Group Macaques (Primates, Cercopithecidae) Provides Insight Into Cranial Form Changes in Response to Rapid Environmental Changes. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2022)

Julia L. ArensonEvan A. SimonsMonya AndersonAndrea R. EllerFrances J. WhiteStephen R. Frost

physical anthropologyanimal physiologyanthropologyprimatologyavian biologycranial form changesenvironmental anthropologyprimate behaviorrapid environmental changesbiological anthropologycomparative psychologydevelopmental biologyevolutionary biologypaleoanthropologyanimal sciencemammalogy

Estimating Bonobo ( Pan Paniscus ) and Chimpanzee ( Pan Troglodytes ) Evolutionary History From Nucleotide Site Patterns. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Colin M. BrandFrances J. WhiteAlan R. RogersTimothy H. Webster

evolutionary historyprimatologyanthropologyavian biologybiological anthropologynucleotide site patternsevolutionary biology

Estimating Pan Evolutionary History From Nucleotide Site Patterns. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Colin M. BrandFrances J. WhiteAlan R. RogersTimothy H. Webster

geneticspopulation geneticsbiostatisticsnucleotide site patternsevolutionary biologyphylogenetics

Survey of Current Group Demographics and Management Practices of Bachelor Groups of Western Lowland Gorillas ( Gorilla Gorilla Gorilla ) Across North America. Zoo Biology (2022)

Kylen N. GartlandJodi CarriganFrances J. White

wildlife biologywestern lowland gorillasmanagementavian biologymanagement practicesbachelor groupswildlife ecologyzoogeographywildlifewildlife managementconservation biologyzoologynorth americacurrent group demographics

A Test of Foraging Models Using Dietary Diversity Indices for the Lomako Forest Bonobos. Folia Primatologica (2021)

Alexana J. HickmottMichel T. WallerMonica L. WakefieldNicholas MaloneColin M. BrandFrances J. White

primatologyforagingavian biologyanimal ecologyecologybiological anthropologydietary diversity indiceslomako forest bonoboswildlife ecologywildlifeevolutionary biologyzoology

Dominance Rank, Female Choice, and Reproductive Success in Semi‐Free Ranging Adult Male Japanese Macaques ( Macaca Fuscata ). American Journal of Primatology (2021)

Kylen N. GartlandNichole BiggsCaitlin M. ShreeveFrances J. White

animal behavioranimal breedingmorphology (biology)animal sciencegeneticsavian biologybiological anthropologymedical anthropologybreeding behaviorreproductive successbiologyprimate behaviordominance rankfemale choiceevolutionary biologymammalian biologymammalogyprimatologyhuman biologyentomology

Preliminary Relationship Between Overnight Separation and Wounding in Bachelor Groups of Western Lowland Gorillas (Gorilla Gorilla Gorilla). Applied Animal Behaviour Science (2021)

Kylen N. GartlandJodi CarriganFrances J. White

animal protectionanimal behaviortraumawildlife biologyavian biologywestern lowland gorillasovernight separationbachelor groupsanimal behaviourwildlifehuman-wildlife relationshipsgorilla gorilla gorillaevolutionary biologyzoologyanimal sciencepreliminary relationshipmovement ecologybehavioral sciences

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Frances White

Professor

University of Oregon

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Social Science

Women's and Gender Studies

Frances White is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of Oregon.

Honors

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University of Oregon

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reply to Granger Et Al.: Multiple, Independent Lines of Evidence Suggest Sterkfontein is Less Than 2.8 My Old. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Stephen R. FrostFrances J. WhiteHailay G. RedaChristopher C. Gilbert

anthropologyhistory of scienceepidemiology

A Comparison of Faecal Glucocorticoid Metabolite Concentration and Gut Microbiota Diversity in Bonobos (Pan Paniscus). Microbiology (2022)

Alexana J. HickmottKlaree J. BooseMonica L. WakefieldColin M. BrandJ. Josh SnodgrassNelson TingFrances J. White

gut microbiota diversitymicrobiologymicrobial ecologypan paniscus

Biochronology of South African Hominin-Bearing Sites: A Reassessment Using Cercopithecid Primates. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Stephen R. FrostFrances J. WhiteHailay G. RedaChristopher C. Gilbert

anthropologyhuman evolutionbiochronologyevolutionary biologypaleoanthropologycercopithecid primates

Julia L. ArensonEvan A. SimonsMonya AndersonAndrea R. EllerFrances J. WhiteStephen R. Frost

Estimating Bonobo ( Pan Paniscus ) and Chimpanzee ( Pan Troglodytes ) Evolutionary History From Nucleotide Site Patterns. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Colin M. BrandFrances J. WhiteAlan R. RogersTimothy H. Webster

evolutionary historyprimatologyanthropologyavian biologybiological anthropologynucleotide site patternsevolutionary biology

Estimating Pan Evolutionary History From Nucleotide Site Patterns. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Colin M. BrandFrances J. WhiteAlan R. RogersTimothy H. Webster

geneticspopulation geneticsbiostatisticsnucleotide site patternsevolutionary biologyphylogenetics

Survey of Current Group Demographics and Management Practices of Bachelor Groups of Western Lowland Gorillas ( Gorilla Gorilla Gorilla ) Across North America. Zoo Biology (2022)

Kylen N. GartlandJodi CarriganFrances J. White

A Test of Foraging Models Using Dietary Diversity Indices for the Lomako Forest Bonobos. Folia Primatologica (2021)

Alexana J. HickmottMichel T. WallerMonica L. WakefieldNicholas MaloneColin M. BrandFrances J. White

primatologyforagingavian biologyanimal ecologyecologybiological anthropologydietary diversity indiceslomako forest bonoboswildlife ecologywildlifeevolutionary biologyzoology

Dominance Rank, Female Choice, and Reproductive Success in Semi‐Free Ranging Adult Male Japanese Macaques ( Macaca Fuscata ). American Journal of Primatology (2021)

Kylen N. GartlandNichole BiggsCaitlin M. ShreeveFrances J. White

Preliminary Relationship Between Overnight Separation and Wounding in Bachelor Groups of Western Lowland Gorillas (Gorilla Gorilla Gorilla). Applied Animal Behaviour Science (2021)

Kylen N. GartlandJodi CarriganFrances J. White

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