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Kenneth Rose

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Johns Hopkins University

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Natural Sciences

Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Natural Sciences

Kenneth Rose is currently serving as an Earth And Planetary Sciences Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

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evolutionary biology mammalogy paleontology mammalian biology biology vertebrate paleontology avian biology earth science early eocene primatology paleoanthropology anthropology archaeology zoology anthropocene animal science human evolution entomology biological anthropology ornithology bighorn basin evolutionary anthropology primate behavior biogeography morphology (biology) animal taxonomy phylogenetics physical anthropology animal behavior basin evolution museology primate fossil western india postcranial skeleton willwood formation stratigraphy primate systematics paleolithic archaeology southern bighorn basin quaternary science animal ecology zoological taxonomy avian evolution regional geology lower eocene anterior dentition locomotor behavior historical biology archaeological science orthodontics paleoclimatology morphological evidence facies analysis paleobotany pleistocene biostratigraphy body size zoogeography motor behavior paleoenvironmental reconstruction clarkforkian land-mammal age early diversification north america vastan lignite mine barmer district postcranial morphology green river formation embryonic development ontogeny placental development orogeny science studies dental biomechanics taxonomy (biology) wildlife biology evolutionary taxonomies

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The Early Evolution of Gregarious Social Behavior in Crown Birds: Evidence From a Unique Early Eocene Bonebed of Arboreal Mousebirds (Aves: Coliiformes) From Wyoming, USA. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Thomas StidhamKenneth Rose

paleontologyavian evolutiongregarious social behaviorearly evolutionmammalogywildlife ecologycrown birdsavian biologybehavioral ecologyearth scienceregional geologyornithologyevolutionary biologysocial behavioranimal behaviorarboreal mousebirdsgeneticsevolutionary ecologygeomorphologygeology

A Morphometric Analysis of Early Eocene Euprimate Tarsals From Gujarat, India. Journal of Human Evolution (2022)

Catherine J. Llera MartínKenneth D. RoseAdam D. Sylvester

human evolutionevolutionary anthropologyanthropologymorphological analysisarchaeologypaleoanthropologyevolutionary biologymorphometric analysis

Cladogenesis and Replacement in the Fossil Record of Microsyopidae (?Primates) From the Southern Bighorn Basin, Wyoming. Biology Letters (2021)

Mary T. SilcoxKeegan R. SeligThomas M. BownAmy E. ChewKenneth D. Rose

paleontologyprimatologybiologyfossil recordsouthern bighorn basinevolutionary biology

Early Eocene Omomyid From the Nanjemoy Formation of Virginia: First Fossil Primate From the Atlantic Coastal Plain. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology (2021)

Kenneth D. RoseJonathan M. G. PerryKristen A. PrufrockRobert E. Weems

paleontologynanjemoy formationvertebrate paleontologyanthropoceneevolutionary biologyatlantic coastal plain

Additional Vertebral Material of Thaumastophis (Serpentes: Caenophidia) From the Early Eocene of India Provides New Insights on the Early Diversification of Colubroidean Snakes. Geobios (2020)

Hussam ZaherAnnelise FolieAna B. QuadrosRajendra S. RanaKishor KumarKenneth D. RoseMohamed FahmyThierry Smith

paleontologyarchaeologyecologyquaternary sciencefish biologyanthropocenepaleolithic archaeologycolubroidean snakesadditional vertebral materialavian biologyearth scienceornithologyearly diversificationplanetary sciencesprimate fossilmorphological evidencegeobiologyvertebrate paleontologyearly eocenegeologyclimate changeliving fossil

Locomotor Behavior and Body Mass of Paramys Delicatus (Ischyromyidae, Rodentia) and Commentary on Other Early North American Paramyines. Journal of Mammalian Evolution (2020)

Kristen A. PrufrockChristopher B. RuffKenneth D. Rose

animal behaviorparamys delicatusmammalian biologylocomotor behaviorentomologyevolutionary biologybody mass

New Specimens of Frugivastodon (Mammalia: Apatotheria) From the Early Eocene of India Confirm Its Apatemyid Status and Elucidate Dispersal of Apatemyidae. Vertebrate paleobiology and paleoanthroplogy series/Vertebrate paleobiology and paleoanthropology series (2020)

Floréal SoléEric De BastHélène LegendreRajendra S. RanaKishor KumarKenneth D. RoseThierry Smith

paleobiologymammalogyzoologybiologymammalian biologyvertebrate paleontologyanthropoceneearly eoceneapatemyid status

Anatomy, Relationships, and Paleobiology of Cambaytherium (Mammalia, Perissodactylamorpha, Anthracobunia) From the Lower Eocene of Western India. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology (2019)

Kenneth D. RoseLuke T. HolbrookKishor KumarRajendra S. RanaHeather E. AhrensRachel H. DunnAnnelise FolieKatrina E. JonesThierry Smith

paleobiologypaleontologymammalogymammalian biologyvertebrate paleontologylower eoceneanthropologywestern india

An Enigmatic New Ungulate‐Like Mammal From the Early Eocene of India. Papers in Palaeontology (2019)

Shawn P. ZackKenneth D. RoseLuke T. HolbrookKishor KumarRajendra S. RanaThierry Smith

paleontologymammalogymammalian biologyarchaeologyearly eoceneevolutionary biology

Skeletal Anatomy of the Basicranium and Auditory Region in the Metacheiromyid Palaeanodont Metacheiromys (Mammalia, Pholidotamorpha) Based on High-Resolution Ct Scans. Fossil Imprint (2019)

Timothy J. GaudinJohn R. WibleKenneth D. RoseRobert J. EmryMichelle Spaulding

auditory regionpaleontologyradiologyskeletal anatomyhigh-resolution ct scansmammalogyzoologybiologymammalian biologyanatomycomputed tomographyevolutionary biology

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Kenneth Rose

Professor

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Natural Sciences

Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Natural Sciences

Kenneth Rose is currently serving as an Earth And Planetary Sciences Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

Honors

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Johns Hopkins University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Thomas StidhamKenneth Rose

A Morphometric Analysis of Early Eocene Euprimate Tarsals From Gujarat, India. Journal of Human Evolution (2022)

Catherine J. Llera MartínKenneth D. RoseAdam D. Sylvester

human evolutionevolutionary anthropologyanthropologymorphological analysisarchaeologypaleoanthropologyevolutionary biologymorphometric analysis

Cladogenesis and Replacement in the Fossil Record of Microsyopidae (?Primates) From the Southern Bighorn Basin, Wyoming. Biology Letters (2021)

Mary T. SilcoxKeegan R. SeligThomas M. BownAmy E. ChewKenneth D. Rose

paleontologyprimatologybiologyfossil recordsouthern bighorn basinevolutionary biology

Early Eocene Omomyid From the Nanjemoy Formation of Virginia: First Fossil Primate From the Atlantic Coastal Plain. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology (2021)

Kenneth D. RoseJonathan M. G. PerryKristen A. PrufrockRobert E. Weems

paleontologynanjemoy formationvertebrate paleontologyanthropoceneevolutionary biologyatlantic coastal plain

Additional Vertebral Material of Thaumastophis (Serpentes: Caenophidia) From the Early Eocene of India Provides New Insights on the Early Diversification of Colubroidean Snakes. Geobios (2020)

Hussam ZaherAnnelise FolieAna B. QuadrosRajendra S. RanaKishor KumarKenneth D. RoseMohamed FahmyThierry Smith

Locomotor Behavior and Body Mass of Paramys Delicatus (Ischyromyidae, Rodentia) and Commentary on Other Early North American Paramyines. Journal of Mammalian Evolution (2020)

Kristen A. PrufrockChristopher B. RuffKenneth D. Rose

animal behaviorparamys delicatusmammalian biologylocomotor behaviorentomologyevolutionary biologybody mass

Floréal SoléEric De BastHélène LegendreRajendra S. RanaKishor KumarKenneth D. RoseThierry Smith

paleobiologymammalogyzoologybiologymammalian biologyvertebrate paleontologyanthropoceneearly eoceneapatemyid status

Anatomy, Relationships, and Paleobiology of Cambaytherium (Mammalia, Perissodactylamorpha, Anthracobunia) From the Lower Eocene of Western India. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology (2019)

Kenneth D. RoseLuke T. HolbrookKishor KumarRajendra S. RanaHeather E. AhrensRachel H. DunnAnnelise FolieKatrina E. JonesThierry Smith

paleobiologypaleontologymammalogymammalian biologyvertebrate paleontologylower eoceneanthropologywestern india

An Enigmatic New Ungulate‐Like Mammal From the Early Eocene of India. Papers in Palaeontology (2019)

Shawn P. ZackKenneth D. RoseLuke T. HolbrookKishor KumarRajendra S. RanaThierry Smith

paleontologymammalogymammalian biologyarchaeologyearly eoceneevolutionary biology

Skeletal Anatomy of the Basicranium and Auditory Region in the Metacheiromyid Palaeanodont Metacheiromys (Mammalia, Pholidotamorpha) Based on High-Resolution Ct Scans. Fossil Imprint (2019)

Timothy J. GaudinJohn R. WibleKenneth D. RoseRobert J. EmryMichelle Spaulding

auditory regionpaleontologyradiologyskeletal anatomyhigh-resolution ct scansmammalogyzoologybiologymammalian biologyanatomycomputed tomographyevolutionary biology

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