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Madonna Moss

Professor Emerita

University of Oregon

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College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Social Science

Madonna Moss is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor Emerita at University of Oregon.

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University of Oregon

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archaeology anthropology american archaeology environmental science archaeological science ecology avian biology archaeological practice climate change north america cultural anthropology northwest coast marine biology ornithology holocene southeast alaska earth science oceanography ethnography historical ecology zooarchaeology ethnohistory historical archaeology archaeological evidence paleoanthropology pacific herring genomics anthropological archaeology prehistory landscape archaeology paleolithic archaeology southern northwest coast sea otters coastal management stratigraphy fish biology genome biology canadian studies fishery management radiocarbon dating paleoclimatology ancient dna pacific coast oregon coast american studies evolutionary anthropology coastal research interdisciplinary history historical geography heritage science regional relevance movement ecology coastal geomorphology animal taxonomy archaeological theory nutritive value regional science indigenous peoples genome analysis sequence analysis molecular evidence fishery science man-land relationship human-wildlife relationships pleistocene archaeological dating archaeological record folklore studies maritime sciences trace element geochemistry maritime technologies paleoindian seafaring channel islands coastal foraging alternative hypotheses shellfish feeders field archaeology geography

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Ancient Dna Reveals Phenological Diversity of Coast Salish Herring Harvests Over Multiple Centuries. Scientific Reports (2022)

Eleni L. PetrouRobert KopperlDana LepofskyAntonia T. RodriguesDongya YangMadonna L. MossCamilla F. SpellerLorenz Hauser

multiple centuriesscience studiesenvironmental scienceevolutionary biologyscientific datamarine biologyecology

What Ancient Dna Reveals About the Ubiquitous Rockfish of the Pacific Coast of North America. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences (2022)

Madonna L. MossBrittany BinghamRaven BlankenshipUpuli DeSilvaRyan FromeMarie CappsJoy LiErica PalmerKrithivasan SankaranarayananBrian M. Kemp

pacific coastarchaeological scienceanthropologyanthropological archaeologyoceanographypaleoanthropologynorth americaarchaeological practiceavian biologyarchaeologybioarchaeologyarchaeological evidencemarine biologyamerican archaeologygenetics

Alutiiq Ancestors’ Use of Birds During the Ocean Bay Period at Rice Ridge (49-Kod-363), Kodiak Island, Alaska. Arctic Anthropology (2021)

Madonna L. MossAmy ShannonBrittany FalconerScott BlumenthalJensen WainwrightElizabeth McGuireMolly R. Casperson

ethnographyanthropologyindigenous studiesrice ridgealutiiq ancestorsavian biologyocean bay periodornithology

Functional Genetic Diversity in an Exploited Marine Species and Its Relevance to Fisheries Management. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2021)

Eleni L. PetrouAngela P. Fuentes-PardoLuke A. RogersMelissa OrobkoCarolyn TarpeyIsadora Jiménez-HidalgoMadonna L. MossDongya YangTony J. PitcherTodd SandellDayv LowryDaniel E. RuzzanteLorenz Hauser

functional genetic diversityfishery managementexploited marine speciesevolutionary biologymarine biology

Archaeological Mitogenomes Illuminate the Historical Ecology of Sea Otters ( Enhydra Lutris ) and the Viability of Reintroduction. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2020)

Hannah P. WellmanRita M. AustinNihan D. DagtasMadonna L. MossTorben C. RickCourtney A. Hofman

historical ecologyavian biologyarchaeologyarchaeological mitogenomessea ottersmarine biologyecology

Did Tlingit Ancestors Eat Sea Otters? Addressing Intellectual Property and Cultural Heritage Through Zooarchaeology. American Antiquity (2020)

Madonna L. Moss

archaeologyzooarchaeologysea ottersamerican archaeology

Domestic Dogs and Wild Canids on the Northwest Coast of North America: Animal Husbandry in a Region Without Agriculture?. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2020)

Iain McKechnieMadonna L. MossSusan J. Crockford

ethnographyanthropologyanthropological archaeologyarchaeological scienceman-land relationshiphuman-wildlife relationshipsdomestic dogsnorth americaarchaeological practicearchaeologylandscape archaeologywild canidscultural anthropologynorthwest coastsociologyanimal husbandryamerican archaeologyenvironmental anthropology

Supplementary Material Table S1 From Archaeological Mitogenomes Illuminate the Historical Ecology of Sea Otters ( Enhydra Lutris ) and the Viability of Reintroduction. Figshare (2020)

Hannah P. WellmanRita M. AustinNihan D. DagtasMadonna L. MossTorben C. RickCourtney A. Hofman

historical ecologyavian biologyarchaeological mitogenomessea ottersmarine ecologymarine biologyecologyconservation biology

Ancient Mitogenomes From Oregon Sea Otters (Enhydra Lutris): Genetic and Archaeological Contributions to the Historical Ecology of an Extirpated Population. The 84th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2019)

Hannah WellmanRita AustinNihan KilicMadonna MossCourtney Hofman

oregon sea ottershistorical ecologyancient mitogenomesextirpated populationarchaeologyamerican archaeologygenetics

Investigating the Utility of Birds in Precontact Yup’ik Subsistence: A Preliminary Analysis of the Avian Remains From Nunalleq. Études/Inuit/Studies (2019)

Edouard Masson-MacLeanClaire HoumardRick KnechtMadonna L. Moss

environmental scienceavian biologyarchaeologypaleontologylivestock sciencebiological anthropologyentomologyconservation biologypublic healthwildlifepreliminary analysisavian evolutioncomparative analysisornithologyarchaeological scienceforagingwildlife managementevolutionary biologyethnohistory

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Madonna Moss

Professor Emerita

University of Oregon

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Social Science

Madonna Moss is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor Emerita at University of Oregon.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Oregon

Professor Emerita

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ancient Dna Reveals Phenological Diversity of Coast Salish Herring Harvests Over Multiple Centuries. Scientific Reports (2022)

Eleni L. PetrouRobert KopperlDana LepofskyAntonia T. RodriguesDongya YangMadonna L. MossCamilla F. SpellerLorenz Hauser

multiple centuriesscience studiesenvironmental scienceevolutionary biologyscientific datamarine biologyecology

What Ancient Dna Reveals About the Ubiquitous Rockfish of the Pacific Coast of North America. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences (2022)

Madonna L. MossBrittany BinghamRaven BlankenshipUpuli DeSilvaRyan FromeMarie CappsJoy LiErica PalmerKrithivasan SankaranarayananBrian M. Kemp

Alutiiq Ancestors’ Use of Birds During the Ocean Bay Period at Rice Ridge (49-Kod-363), Kodiak Island, Alaska. Arctic Anthropology (2021)

Madonna L. MossAmy ShannonBrittany FalconerScott BlumenthalJensen WainwrightElizabeth McGuireMolly R. Casperson

ethnographyanthropologyindigenous studiesrice ridgealutiiq ancestorsavian biologyocean bay periodornithology

Functional Genetic Diversity in an Exploited Marine Species and Its Relevance to Fisheries Management. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2021)

Eleni L. PetrouAngela P. Fuentes-PardoLuke A. RogersMelissa OrobkoCarolyn TarpeyIsadora Jiménez-HidalgoMadonna L. MossDongya YangTony J. PitcherTodd SandellDayv LowryDaniel E. RuzzanteLorenz Hauser

functional genetic diversityfishery managementexploited marine speciesevolutionary biologymarine biology

Archaeological Mitogenomes Illuminate the Historical Ecology of Sea Otters ( Enhydra Lutris ) and the Viability of Reintroduction. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2020)

Hannah P. WellmanRita M. AustinNihan D. DagtasMadonna L. MossTorben C. RickCourtney A. Hofman

historical ecologyavian biologyarchaeologyarchaeological mitogenomessea ottersmarine biologyecology

Did Tlingit Ancestors Eat Sea Otters? Addressing Intellectual Property and Cultural Heritage Through Zooarchaeology. American Antiquity (2020)

Madonna L. Moss

archaeologyzooarchaeologysea ottersamerican archaeology

Domestic Dogs and Wild Canids on the Northwest Coast of North America: Animal Husbandry in a Region Without Agriculture?. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2020)

Iain McKechnieMadonna L. MossSusan J. Crockford

Supplementary Material Table S1 From Archaeological Mitogenomes Illuminate the Historical Ecology of Sea Otters ( Enhydra Lutris ) and the Viability of Reintroduction. Figshare (2020)

Hannah P. WellmanRita M. AustinNihan D. DagtasMadonna L. MossTorben C. RickCourtney A. Hofman

historical ecologyavian biologyarchaeological mitogenomessea ottersmarine ecologymarine biologyecologyconservation biology

Hannah WellmanRita AustinNihan KilicMadonna MossCourtney Hofman

oregon sea ottershistorical ecologyancient mitogenomesextirpated populationarchaeologyamerican archaeologygenetics

Investigating the Utility of Birds in Precontact Yup’ik Subsistence: A Preliminary Analysis of the Avian Remains From Nunalleq. Études/Inuit/Studies (2019)

Edouard Masson-MacLeanClaire HoumardRick KnechtMadonna L. Moss

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