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C. Lovejoy

Distinguished Professor

Kent State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Anthropology

C. Lovejoy is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Distinguished Professor at Kent State University.

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Kent State University

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anthropology evolutionary biology physical anthropology human evolution anatomy paleoanthropology physiology biology biological anthropology archaeology evolutionary anthropology mammalian biology medical anthropology biomechanics morphology (biology) human biology american archaeology primate behavior bone research avian biology primatology zoology animal science musculoskeletal science death studies animal physiology hadar formation mammalogy archaeological science adaptation gait analysis upper extremity prehistory biological evolution ornithology thanatology evolutionary genetics evolutionary developmental biology orthopedic biomechanics skeletal age libben population early hominids libben site applied physiology archaeological practice vertebrate paleontology biogerontology physical aging morphological evidence spinal biomechanics body size ethnohistory human variation musculoskeletal research pleistocene paleolithic archaeology human origins adult skeletal age ectocranial suture closure revised method blind tests african apes natural history human gait human brain evolution growth plate formation nucleus accumbens north america spine surgery end-of-life care periodontology later adulthood dental biomechanics synapsida cladistics obstetrics

Notable Scholarly Works

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Hedonic Eating, Obesity, and Addiction Result From Increased Neuropeptide Y in the Nucleus Accumbens During Human Brain Evolution. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Mary Ann RaghantiElaine N. MillerDanielle N. JonesHeather N. SmithEmily L. MungerMelissa K. EdlerKimberley A. PhillipsWilliam D. HopkinsPatrick R. HofChet C. SherwoodC. Owen Lovejoy

physiologycognitive neuroscienceenergy homeostasishuman brain evolutionhedonic eatingevolutionary biologyneuropeptidesaddictionaddiction biologynucleus accumbenscentral nervous systemneuroanatomyneuroscienceneurophysiology

Current Evidence Supports Welling as an Outcrop-Related Base Camp. American Antiquity (2021)

Metin I. ErenFernando Diez-MartinG. Logan MillerBriggs BuchananRichard HaythornMatthew T. BoulangerAshley RutkoskiJennifer BushJames D. NorrisC. Owen LovejoyRichard S. MeindlMichelle R. Bebber

american archaeologyethnohistoryoutcrop-related base campenvironmental sciencepaleolithic archaeologyprehistoryanthropologyarchaeologyhistorical archaeologyecology

Peer Review #2 of"Upright Walking Has Driven Unique Vascular Specialization of the Hominin Ilium (V0.1)". (2021)

Dexter ZirkleRichard MeindlC OwenLovejoy CorrespC Lovejoy

biological anthropologyevolutionary anthropologyanthropologyhominin iliumupright walkingneuroscienceevolutionary biology

Rock Music: An Auditory Assessment of Knapping. Lithic Technology (2021)

Heather N. SmithAlyssa PerroneMichael WilsonMary Ann RaghantiC. Owen LovejoyMerri J. RosenSharad J. ShanbhagDavid S. DeForrestR. Lee LymanMetin I. Eren

musictechnologyauditory assessmentaudiologyrock musicauditory scienceacoustic musichearing researchneuroscience

The Foot of the Human–Chimpanzee Last Common Ancestor Was Not African Ape-Like: A Response to Prang (2019). Journal of Human Evolution (2021)

Morgan E. ChaneyCody A. RuizRichard S. MeindlC. Owen Lovejoy

evolutionary biologyhuman evolution

The Nucleus Accumbens and Ventral Pallidum Exhibit Greater Dopaminergic Innervation in Humans Compared to Other Primates. Brain Structure and Function (2021)

Kristen N. HirterElaine N. MillerCheryl D. StimpsonKimberley A. PhillipsWilliam D. HopkinsPatrick R. HofChet C. SherwoodC. Owen LovejoyMary Ann Raghanti

cognitive neuroscienceneurologyother primatesbrain structurehuman brainprimate behaviorbrain organizationbrain functioncentral nervous systemnucleus accumbensneuroscienceneuroanatomy

Upright Walking Has Driven Unique Vascular Specialization of the Hominin Ilium. PeerJ (2021)

Dexter ZirkleRichard S MeindlC Owen Lovejoy

biological anthropologyvascular biologygeneticsevolutionary anthropologyanthropologyhominin iliumupright walkingneuroscienceinflammation

Odd-Nosed Monkey Scapular Morphology Converges on That of Arm-Swinging Apes. Journal of Human Evolution (2020)

Michael S. SelbyC. Owen LovejoyCraig D. Byron

arm-swinging apesbiological anthropologyavian biologyprimatologybiologyprimate behaviorhuman evolutionanatomymorphology (biology)morphogenesisevolutionary anthropologyanthropologyevolutionary biology

The Hominid Ilium is Shaped by a Synapomorphic Growth Mechanism That is Unique Within Primates. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2019)

Dexter ZirkleC. Owen Lovejoy

synapomorphic growth mechanismbiologymorphogenesishominid iliumdevelopmental biologyprimate systematicsevolutionary biology

Thermal Engineering of Stone Increased Prehistoric Toolmaking Skill. Scientific Reports (2019)

Veronica MrazMike FischMetin I. ErenC. Owen LovejoyBriggs Buchanan

materials sciencetool useprehistoric toolmaking skillthermal engineeringprehistoryarchaeologyarchaeological practice

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C. Lovejoy

Distinguished Professor

Kent State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Anthropology

C. Lovejoy is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Distinguished Professor at Kent State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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C. Lovejoy

Kent State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Hedonic Eating, Obesity, and Addiction Result From Increased Neuropeptide Y in the Nucleus Accumbens During Human Brain Evolution. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Mary Ann RaghantiElaine N. MillerDanielle N. JonesHeather N. SmithEmily L. MungerMelissa K. EdlerKimberley A. PhillipsWilliam D. HopkinsPatrick R. HofChet C. SherwoodC. Owen Lovejoy

Current Evidence Supports Welling as an Outcrop-Related Base Camp. American Antiquity (2021)

Metin I. ErenFernando Diez-MartinG. Logan MillerBriggs BuchananRichard HaythornMatthew T. BoulangerAshley RutkoskiJennifer BushJames D. NorrisC. Owen LovejoyRichard S. MeindlMichelle R. Bebber

american archaeologyethnohistoryoutcrop-related base campenvironmental sciencepaleolithic archaeologyprehistoryanthropologyarchaeologyhistorical archaeologyecology

Peer Review #2 of"Upright Walking Has Driven Unique Vascular Specialization of the Hominin Ilium (V0.1)". (2021)

Dexter ZirkleRichard MeindlC OwenLovejoy CorrespC Lovejoy

biological anthropologyevolutionary anthropologyanthropologyhominin iliumupright walkingneuroscienceevolutionary biology

Rock Music: An Auditory Assessment of Knapping. Lithic Technology (2021)

Heather N. SmithAlyssa PerroneMichael WilsonMary Ann RaghantiC. Owen LovejoyMerri J. RosenSharad J. ShanbhagDavid S. DeForrestR. Lee LymanMetin I. Eren

musictechnologyauditory assessmentaudiologyrock musicauditory scienceacoustic musichearing researchneuroscience

The Foot of the Human–Chimpanzee Last Common Ancestor Was Not African Ape-Like: A Response to Prang (2019). Journal of Human Evolution (2021)

Morgan E. ChaneyCody A. RuizRichard S. MeindlC. Owen Lovejoy

evolutionary biologyhuman evolution

The Nucleus Accumbens and Ventral Pallidum Exhibit Greater Dopaminergic Innervation in Humans Compared to Other Primates. Brain Structure and Function (2021)

Kristen N. HirterElaine N. MillerCheryl D. StimpsonKimberley A. PhillipsWilliam D. HopkinsPatrick R. HofChet C. SherwoodC. Owen LovejoyMary Ann Raghanti

cognitive neuroscienceneurologyother primatesbrain structurehuman brainprimate behaviorbrain organizationbrain functioncentral nervous systemnucleus accumbensneuroscienceneuroanatomy

Upright Walking Has Driven Unique Vascular Specialization of the Hominin Ilium. PeerJ (2021)

Dexter ZirkleRichard S MeindlC Owen Lovejoy

biological anthropologyvascular biologygeneticsevolutionary anthropologyanthropologyhominin iliumupright walkingneuroscienceinflammation

Odd-Nosed Monkey Scapular Morphology Converges on That of Arm-Swinging Apes. Journal of Human Evolution (2020)

Michael S. SelbyC. Owen LovejoyCraig D. Byron

arm-swinging apesbiological anthropologyavian biologyprimatologybiologyprimate behaviorhuman evolutionanatomymorphology (biology)morphogenesisevolutionary anthropologyanthropologyevolutionary biology

The Hominid Ilium is Shaped by a Synapomorphic Growth Mechanism That is Unique Within Primates. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2019)

Dexter ZirkleC. Owen Lovejoy

synapomorphic growth mechanismbiologymorphogenesishominid iliumdevelopmental biologyprimate systematicsevolutionary biology

Thermal Engineering of Stone Increased Prehistoric Toolmaking Skill. Scientific Reports (2019)

Veronica MrazMike FischMetin I. ErenC. Owen LovejoyBriggs Buchanan

materials sciencetool useprehistoric toolmaking skillthermal engineeringprehistoryarchaeologyarchaeological practice

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