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Susan Larson

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Stony Brook University

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Renaissance School of Medicine

Anatomy

Susan Larson is currently serving as an Anatomy Professor at Stony Brook University.

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physiology anthropology physical anthropology evolutionary biology primate behavior human evolution biological anthropology biomechanics primatology human movement evolutionary anthropology animal physiology anatomy biology motor control mammalian biology animal behavior kinematics animal science paleoanthropology avian biology morphology (biology) mammalogy upper extremity bipedal locomotion homo floresiensis zoology experimental biology muscle function motor behavior quadrupedal walking animal cognition mammalian physiology musculoskeletal science rotator cuff movement analysis orthopedic biomechanics quadrupedal locomotion hominin shoulder pan troglodytes cercopithecus aethiops humeral torsion telemetered electromyography vertebrate paleontology paleobotany bone density avian locomotion skeletal muscle other mammals functional significance vervet monkeys reproductive biology insect science nature adaptation livestock science animal reproduction animal breeding group evolution motion control primate fossil biological evolution evolutionary theory gait analysis body size movement ecology spinal biomechanics experimental biophysics musculoskeletal function musculoskeletal research american archaeology breeding system body weight testis weight primate quadrupedalism hindlimb drive synapsida gross anatomy neuroscience morphology primate systematics primate evolution

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Muscle Synergy in Several Locomotor Modes in Chimpanzees and Japanese Macaques, and Its Implications for the Evolutionary Origin of Bipedalism Through Shared Muscle Synergies. Scientific Reports (2024)

Ryosuke GotoSusan LarsonTetsuya ShitaraYu HashiguchiYoshihiko Nakano

japanese macaquesanimal behaviorseveral locomotor modesmuscle synergyneurophysiologycoevolutionbipedal locomotionsociobiologymuscle functionmotor controlcollective motionevolutionary originprimate behaviormuscle synergieskinesiologyevolutionary biologymammalogyanimal physiologybehavioral ecologyneuroanatomyhuman movementprimate systematicsphysiology

Tiny Hominin Limbs and Collaboration With a Giant in the Field of Paleoanthropology. Evolutionary Anthropology Issues News and Reviews (2023)

Susan G. LarsonCaley OrrMatt Tocheri

anthropologytiny hominin limbsevolutionary anthropologyhuman evolutionpaleoanthropology

Adaptations for Bipedal Walking: Musculoskeletal Structure and Three-Dimensional Joint Mechanics of Humans and Bipedal Chimpanzees (Pan Troglodytes). Journal of Human Evolution (2022)

Matthew C. O'NeillBrigitte DemesNathan E. ThompsonSusan G. LarsonJack T. SternBrian R. Umberger

human evolutionprimate behaviorthree-dimensional joint mechanicsneurosciencekinematicsrehabilitationevolutionary anthropologyhuman movementmusculoskeletal structurebipedal chimpanzeesevolutionary biologyanimal sciencebipedal walkingbiomechanics

The Loss of the ‘Pelvic Step’ in Human Evolution. Journal of Experimental Biology (2021)

Nathan E. ThompsonDanielle RubinsteinWilliam Parrella-O'DonnellMatthew A. BrettBrigitte DemesSusan G. LarsonMatthew C. O'Neill

experimental biologyevolutionary biologyhuman evolutionphysiology

Great Ape Thorax and Shoulder Configuration—an Adaptation for Arboreality or Knuckle-Walking?. Journal of Human Evolution (2018)

Nathan E. ThompsonDanielle RubinsteinSusan G. Larson

physical anthropologyprimatologyanthropologyhuman evolutionshoulder configurationprimate behavioranatomyevolutionary anthropologyevolutionary biologypaleoanthropology

Nonhuman Primate Locomotion. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2018)

Susan G. Larson

physical anthropologyanimal behavioranthropologyprimatologyprimate behaviornonhuman primate locomotionhuman movementphysiology

Telemetered Electromyography of Flexor Digitorum Profundus and Flexor Digitorum Superficialis in Chimpanzees Revisited 40 Years Later: Implications for Interpreting Fossil Hominin Hand Morphology. The 87th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Austin, TX (2018)

Biren A PatelSusan G LarsonJack T Stern

physical anthropologyprimatologyanthropologyprimate behaviorflexor digitorum superficialisbiological anthropologyflexor digitorum profundustelemetered electromyography

Chimpanzee Super Strength and Human Skeletal Muscle Evolution. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2017)

Matthew C. O’NeillBrian R. UmbergerNicholas B. HolowkaSusan G. LarsonPeter J. Reiser

human evolutionchimpanzee super strengthneuroscienceevolutionary biologyphysiology

Form/Function Framework. The International Encyclopedia of Primatology (2017)

Susan G. Larson

primatology

Arm Swing in Bipedally Walking Chimpanzees. The 85th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Atlanta, GA (2016)

Bonnie J SumnerNathan E ThompsonBrigitte DemesSusan G LarsonJack T Stern Jr.

physical anthropologyanimal behavioranthropologymotor behaviorarm swinghuman-animal interactionsprimate behavioranimal cognitionrehabilitationhuman movementphysiologybiomechanics

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Susan Larson

Professor

Stony Brook University

Affiliations

Renaissance School of Medicine

Anatomy

Susan Larson is currently serving as an Anatomy Professor at Stony Brook University.

Honors

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ryosuke GotoSusan LarsonTetsuya ShitaraYu HashiguchiYoshihiko Nakano

Tiny Hominin Limbs and Collaboration With a Giant in the Field of Paleoanthropology. Evolutionary Anthropology Issues News and Reviews (2023)

Susan G. LarsonCaley OrrMatt Tocheri

anthropologytiny hominin limbsevolutionary anthropologyhuman evolutionpaleoanthropology

Adaptations for Bipedal Walking: Musculoskeletal Structure and Three-Dimensional Joint Mechanics of Humans and Bipedal Chimpanzees (Pan Troglodytes). Journal of Human Evolution (2022)

Matthew C. O'NeillBrigitte DemesNathan E. ThompsonSusan G. LarsonJack T. SternBrian R. Umberger

The Loss of the ‘Pelvic Step’ in Human Evolution. Journal of Experimental Biology (2021)

Nathan E. ThompsonDanielle RubinsteinWilliam Parrella-O'DonnellMatthew A. BrettBrigitte DemesSusan G. LarsonMatthew C. O'Neill

experimental biologyevolutionary biologyhuman evolutionphysiology

Great Ape Thorax and Shoulder Configuration—an Adaptation for Arboreality or Knuckle-Walking?. Journal of Human Evolution (2018)

Nathan E. ThompsonDanielle RubinsteinSusan G. Larson

physical anthropologyprimatologyanthropologyhuman evolutionshoulder configurationprimate behavioranatomyevolutionary anthropologyevolutionary biologypaleoanthropology

Nonhuman Primate Locomotion. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2018)

Susan G. Larson

physical anthropologyanimal behavioranthropologyprimatologyprimate behaviornonhuman primate locomotionhuman movementphysiology

Biren A PatelSusan G LarsonJack T Stern

physical anthropologyprimatologyanthropologyprimate behaviorflexor digitorum superficialisbiological anthropologyflexor digitorum profundustelemetered electromyography

Chimpanzee Super Strength and Human Skeletal Muscle Evolution. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2017)

Matthew C. O’NeillBrian R. UmbergerNicholas B. HolowkaSusan G. LarsonPeter J. Reiser

human evolutionchimpanzee super strengthneuroscienceevolutionary biologyphysiology

Form/Function Framework. The International Encyclopedia of Primatology (2017)

Susan G. Larson

primatology

Arm Swing in Bipedally Walking Chimpanzees. The 85th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Atlanta, GA (2016)

Bonnie J SumnerNathan E ThompsonBrigitte DemesSusan G LarsonJack T Stern Jr.

physical anthropologyanimal behavioranthropologymotor behaviorarm swinghuman-animal interactionsprimate behavioranimal cognitionrehabilitationhuman movementphysiologybiomechanics

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