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Mark Grote

Senior Statistician/Research Data Analyst III

University of California, Davis

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College of Letters and Science

Anthropology

Mark Grote is currently serving as an Anthropology Senior Statistician/Research Data Analyst III at University of California, Davis.

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Mark Grote

University of California, Davis

Senior Statistician/Research Data Analyst III

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anthropology evolutionary biology ecology genetics biological anthropology avian biology physical anthropology primatology zoology conservation biology population genetics archaeological science population ecology archaeology cultural anthropology botany archaeological practice anthropological archaeology field archaeology wildlife animal behavior craniofacial research bone research primate behavior human ecology wildlife ecology genomics environmental anthropology evolutionary anthropology ornithology paleoanthropology historical archaeology american archaeology foraging plant ecology wildlife management texture analysis zea mays pithecia aequatorialis surface texture analysis historical geography animal nutrition agrarian change genetic predisposition hla typing histocompatibility medical genetics haplotype determination latin american archaeology landscape archaeology human sciences human nutrition animal agriculture regenerative agriculture human variation 3d imaging surface characterization material selection reproductive physiology animal reproduction endocrine research mammalian physiology physical aging relative predispositional effects parallel altitudinal clines genome size adaptive evolution northern channel islands ideal free settlement softer diets human skull morphology preindustrial farming groups agricultural transition household livelihoods community-based conservation areas northern tanzania mammalogy human evolution zoogeography

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Tropical Timber Plantations as Habitat for Ground‐Dwelling Mammals: A Camera‐Trapping Assessment in Central Panama. Biotropica (2024)

Claudio M. Monteza‐MorenoMark N. GroteJefferson S. HallPatrick A. Jansen

central panamaforestrycamera-trapping assessmentmammalogyzoologywildlife ecologyspatial ecologyenvironmental scienceanimal ecologywildlife managementtropical timber plantationsecologyground-dwelling mammals

Impact of a Recent Wildfire on Tortoises at Cape Point, South Africa, and Implications for the Interpretation of Heated Bones in the Archaeological Record. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences (2023)

M. C. StahlschmidtS. M. MentzerS. HeinrichA. CooperM. N. GroteP. J. McNeillJ. C.-B. WilderT. E. Steele

paleontologygeoarchaeologywildfiresarchaeologyarchaeological practicehistorical archaeologyfield archaeologyheated bonescape pointanthropologypaleolithic archaeologyanthropological archaeologysouth africaearth sciencehistoric preservationpaleoanthropologystratigraphyarchaeological recordamerican archaeologyplanetary sciencesarchaeological science

Persistence of Matrilocal Postmarital Residence Across Multiple Generations in Southern Africa. Human Nature (2023)

Austin W. ReynoldsMark N. GroteJustin W. MyrickDana R. Al-HindiRebecca L. SifordMira MastorasMarlo MöllerBrenna M. Henn

matrilocal postmarital residencepopulation ecologymultiple generationsgeneticsevolutionary biologyevolutionary anthropologyanthropologyhuman naturehuman ecologysouthern africapopulation geneticspopulation history

Predicting the Shape, Size, and Placement of Adult Human Pubic Symphyses. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2023)

Mayowa T. AdegboyegaSara JhanjarMark N. GroteTimothy D. Weaver

physiologymedical anthropologykinesiologymorphologyphysical anthropologyanatomymorphology (biology)anthropologyhuman biology

How Community Forest Management Performs When Redd+ Payments Fail. Environmental Research Letters (2022)

Amy C CollinsMark N GroteTim CaroAniruddha GhoshJames ThorneJonathan SalernoMonique Borgerhoff Mulder

environmental researcheconomics

What People Say and How People Play: Mixed Methods and Multiple Measures of Fishing Behavior With Implications for External Validity. Global Perspectives (2022)

Nicole NaarMark N. GroteMonique Borgerhoff Mulder

mixed methodsmultiple measuresglobal studieshuman behaviorperformance studiessocial sciencesexternal validitymixed-methods researchbehavioral sciences

Arboreal Monkeys Facilitate Foraging of Terrestrial Frugivores. Biotropica (2021)

Linnea W. HavmøllerJ. Carter LoftusRasmus W. HavmøllerShauhin E. AlaviDamien CaillaudMark N. GroteBen T. HirschLucia L. Tórrez‐HerreraRoland KaysMargaret C. Crofoot

primatologyavian biologywildlife ecologyarboreal monkeysecologyconservation biologyanimal ecologyforagingevolutionary biologyterrestrial frugivores

Titi Monkey Neophobia and Visual Abilities Allow for Fast Responses to Novel Stimuli. Scientific Reports (2021)

Allison R. LauMark N. GroteMadison E. DufekTristan J. FranzettiKaren L. BalesLynne A. Isbell

cognitive neurosciencetiti monkey neophobiavision researchneuroscienceanimal cognitionvisual abilitiesexperimental psychologyfast responses

What Causes Differences in Fracture Rates of Silcrete During Heat Treatment? a Near-Infrared Study of Water-Related Transformations in South African Silcretes. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2021)

Sara WatsonShezani NasoordeenMark N. GroteAlex MackayPatrick Schmidt

materials sciencehigh temperature geochemistrythermochronologypetrologyheat treatmentsilcrete heat treatmentgeochemistryarchaeological scienceexperimental petrologythermophysicsthermodynamicschemical geologyearth sciencemineral engineeringsouth african silcretesgeology

Increased Terrestriality in a Neotropical Primate Living on Islands With Reduced Predation Risk. Journal of Human Evolution (2020)

Claudio M. Monteza-MorenoMargaret C. CrofootMark N. GrotePatrick A. Jansen

wildlifeprimatologyavian biologybehavioral ecologyzoologywildlife ecologyprimate behaviorhuman evolutionevolutionary ecologyneotropical primate livingconservation biologyecologyevolutionary biology

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Mark Grote

Senior Statistician/Research Data Analyst III

University of California, Davis

Affiliations

College of Letters and Science

Anthropology

Mark Grote is currently serving as an Anthropology Senior Statistician/Research Data Analyst III at University of California, Davis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mark Grote

University of California, Davis

Senior Statistician/Research Data Analyst III

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Tropical Timber Plantations as Habitat for Ground‐Dwelling Mammals: A Camera‐Trapping Assessment in Central Panama. Biotropica (2024)

Claudio M. Monteza‐MorenoMark N. GroteJefferson S. HallPatrick A. Jansen

M. C. StahlschmidtS. M. MentzerS. HeinrichA. CooperM. N. GroteP. J. McNeillJ. C.-B. WilderT. E. Steele

Persistence of Matrilocal Postmarital Residence Across Multiple Generations in Southern Africa. Human Nature (2023)

Austin W. ReynoldsMark N. GroteJustin W. MyrickDana R. Al-HindiRebecca L. SifordMira MastorasMarlo MöllerBrenna M. Henn

Predicting the Shape, Size, and Placement of Adult Human Pubic Symphyses. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2023)

Mayowa T. AdegboyegaSara JhanjarMark N. GroteTimothy D. Weaver

physiologymedical anthropologykinesiologymorphologyphysical anthropologyanatomymorphology (biology)anthropologyhuman biology

How Community Forest Management Performs When Redd+ Payments Fail. Environmental Research Letters (2022)

Amy C CollinsMark N GroteTim CaroAniruddha GhoshJames ThorneJonathan SalernoMonique Borgerhoff Mulder

environmental researcheconomics

What People Say and How People Play: Mixed Methods and Multiple Measures of Fishing Behavior With Implications for External Validity. Global Perspectives (2022)

Nicole NaarMark N. GroteMonique Borgerhoff Mulder

mixed methodsmultiple measuresglobal studieshuman behaviorperformance studiessocial sciencesexternal validitymixed-methods researchbehavioral sciences

Arboreal Monkeys Facilitate Foraging of Terrestrial Frugivores. Biotropica (2021)

Linnea W. HavmøllerJ. Carter LoftusRasmus W. HavmøllerShauhin E. AlaviDamien CaillaudMark N. GroteBen T. HirschLucia L. Tórrez‐HerreraRoland KaysMargaret C. Crofoot

primatologyavian biologywildlife ecologyarboreal monkeysecologyconservation biologyanimal ecologyforagingevolutionary biologyterrestrial frugivores

Titi Monkey Neophobia and Visual Abilities Allow for Fast Responses to Novel Stimuli. Scientific Reports (2021)

Allison R. LauMark N. GroteMadison E. DufekTristan J. FranzettiKaren L. BalesLynne A. Isbell

cognitive neurosciencetiti monkey neophobiavision researchneuroscienceanimal cognitionvisual abilitiesexperimental psychologyfast responses

Sara WatsonShezani NasoordeenMark N. GroteAlex MackayPatrick Schmidt

Increased Terrestriality in a Neotropical Primate Living on Islands With Reduced Predation Risk. Journal of Human Evolution (2020)

Claudio M. Monteza-MorenoMargaret C. CrofootMark N. GrotePatrick A. Jansen

wildlifeprimatologyavian biologybehavioral ecologyzoologywildlife ecologyprimate behaviorhuman evolutionevolutionary ecologyneotropical primate livingconservation biologyecologyevolutionary biology

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