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Michael Selby

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

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Bio-Medical Sciences (PCOM Georgia)

Bio-Medical Sciences (PCOM South Georgia)

Department Of Biomedical Sciences

Department Of Physiology And Pharmacology

PCOM South Georgia

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

NoneMichael Selby is currently serving as a Bio-Medical Sciences (Pcom Georgia) faculty at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.

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Michael Selby

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

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anthropology evolutionary biology physical anthropology anatomy physiology human evolution morphology (biology) human movement orthopedic surgery biology evolutionary anthropology orthopaedic research biological anthropology morphogenesis neurophysiology avian biology physical medicine spinal cord spinal cord medicine vertebrate paleontology adaptation musculoskeletal disorders paleoanthropology primatology primate behavior spinal disorders osteopathy lumbar spine spinal biomechanics spine deformities integrative biology comparative physiology motor behavior skeletal imaging spinal fracture thoracic spine earliest hominid locomotion hominoid scapula functional anatomy hominoid hand carpometacarpal complex arm-swinging apes suspensory locomotion flexible lumbar spine modern medical consequences ancient evolution proximal ulna trochlear keel morphology last common ancestor hominoid scapular morphology olecranon length reflective trochlear notch orientation

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Review of:"Research on the Existence of Chinese Load-Bearing Bow of Spine – Report on 2 Cases of Standing Full Spine Radiographs of Typical Traditional Chinese Spine and Several Very Interesting Photos Worth Studying". (2023)

full spine radiographsanatomyorthopaedic researchorthopaedic surgeryorthopedic surgerychinese load-bearing bowinteresting photosskeletal imagingeast asian languagesmusculoskeletal disordersthoracic spinespinal fracture

Catarrhine Locomotion. (2022)

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

Michael S. SelbyC. Owen LovejoyCraig D. Byron

anthropologyarm-swinging apesevolutionary anthropologyanatomyhuman evolutionavian biologybiologymorphology (biology)evolutionary biologyprimatologybiological anthropologymorphogenesisprimate behavior

Modern Medical Consequences of the Ancient Evolution of a Long, Flexible Lumbar Spine. Journal of Osteopathic Medicine (2019)

Michael S. SelbyAustin GilletteYash RavalMaliha TaufiqMichael J. Sampson

osteoporosisphysical medicinehuman movementorthopaedic researchspinal cord medicinelumbar spinespine deformitiesmodern medical consequencesosteoarthritisorthopedic surgeryspinal biomechanicskinesiologyrehabilitationvertebrate paleontologyancient evolutionspinal cord injuryorthopaedic surgeryflexible lumbar spineosteopathyspinal cordspinal disorders

Scapular Breadth Does Not Discriminate Suspension From Clambering in Hominoids: A Response to S Pear and W Illiams. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2018)

Michael S. SelbyC. Owen Lovejoy

anthropologyphysical anthropologyphysiologyscapular breadthcultural anthropology

Evolution of the Hominoid Scapula and Its Implications for Earliest Hominid Locomotion. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2017)

Michael S. SelbyC. Owen Lovejoy

paleoanthropologyanthropologyphysical anthropologyevolutionary anthropologyhominoid scapulahuman evolutionevolutionary biologyearliest hominid locomotion

Hominoid Scapular Morphology Suggests a Generalized Last Common Ancestor.. Digital Commons - PCOM (Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine) (2017)

Michael S SelbyC. Owen Lovejoy

anthropologyphysical anthropologyanatomylast common ancestorhominoid scapular morphologyevolutionary biology

Is Olecranon Length Reflective of Adaptations for Speed or Power in Anthropoids?. The FASEB Journal (2016)

adaptationcomparative physiologyintegrative biologyfitnessbiologyolecranon length reflectivemorphology (biology)evolutionary biology

Olecranon and Trochlear Notch Orientation is Related to Extended Limb Postures During Locomotion. Digital Commons - PCOM (Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine) (2016)

Michael SelbyC. O. Lovejoy

physical anthropologyphysiologyhuman movementkinematicsmotor controlneurosciencemotor behaviortrochlear notch orientationhuman performancerehabilitationbiomechanics

The Functional Anatomy of the Carpometacarpal Complex in Anthropoids and Its Implications for the Evolution of the Hominoid Hand. The Anatomical Record (2016)

Michael S. SelbyScott W. SimpsonC. Owen lovejoy

anthropologyfunctional anatomyhominoid handanatomyhuman evolutionevolutionary biologycarpometacarpal complex

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Michael Selby

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Affiliations

Bio-Medical Sciences (PCOM Georgia)

Bio-Medical Sciences (PCOM South Georgia)

Department Of Biomedical Sciences

Department Of Physiology And Pharmacology

PCOM South Georgia

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

NoneMichael Selby is currently serving as a Bio-Medical Sciences (Pcom Georgia) faculty at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Honors

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Michael Selby

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Catarrhine Locomotion. (2022)

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

Michael S. SelbyC. Owen LovejoyCraig D. Byron

anthropologyarm-swinging apesevolutionary anthropologyanatomyhuman evolutionavian biologybiologymorphology (biology)evolutionary biologyprimatologybiological anthropologymorphogenesisprimate behavior

Modern Medical Consequences of the Ancient Evolution of a Long, Flexible Lumbar Spine. Journal of Osteopathic Medicine (2019)

Michael S. SelbyAustin GilletteYash RavalMaliha TaufiqMichael J. Sampson

Scapular Breadth Does Not Discriminate Suspension From Clambering in Hominoids: A Response to S Pear and W Illiams. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2018)

Michael S. SelbyC. Owen Lovejoy

anthropologyphysical anthropologyphysiologyscapular breadthcultural anthropology

Evolution of the Hominoid Scapula and Its Implications for Earliest Hominid Locomotion. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2017)

Michael S. SelbyC. Owen Lovejoy

paleoanthropologyanthropologyphysical anthropologyevolutionary anthropologyhominoid scapulahuman evolutionevolutionary biologyearliest hominid locomotion

Hominoid Scapular Morphology Suggests a Generalized Last Common Ancestor.. Digital Commons - PCOM (Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine) (2017)

Michael S SelbyC. Owen Lovejoy

anthropologyphysical anthropologyanatomylast common ancestorhominoid scapular morphologyevolutionary biology

Is Olecranon Length Reflective of Adaptations for Speed or Power in Anthropoids?. The FASEB Journal (2016)

adaptationcomparative physiologyintegrative biologyfitnessbiologyolecranon length reflectivemorphology (biology)evolutionary biology

Olecranon and Trochlear Notch Orientation is Related to Extended Limb Postures During Locomotion. Digital Commons - PCOM (Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine) (2016)

Michael SelbyC. O. Lovejoy

physical anthropologyphysiologyhuman movementkinematicsmotor controlneurosciencemotor behaviortrochlear notch orientationhuman performancerehabilitationbiomechanics

The Functional Anatomy of the Carpometacarpal Complex in Anthropoids and Its Implications for the Evolution of the Hominoid Hand. The Anatomical Record (2016)

Michael S. SelbyScott W. SimpsonC. Owen lovejoy

anthropologyfunctional anatomyhominoid handanatomyhuman evolutionevolutionary biologycarpometacarpal complex

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