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Richard Frederick Kay

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Duke University

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Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Evolutionary Anthropology

Richard Frederick Kay is currently serving as an Evolutionary Anthropology Professor at Duke University.

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evolutionary biology anthropology primatology biological anthropology biology human evolution physical anthropology paleontology primate behavior paleoanthropology physiology mammalian biology evolutionary anthropology mammalogy avian biology animal science anatomy phylogenetics animal behavior santa cruz formation entomology paleobiology zoology primate systematics paleoecology american archaeology early miocene palaeogeography vertebrate paleontology biological evolution anthropoid origins animal physiology paleoclimatology ornithology oral biology wildlife sexual dimorphism middle miocene rio santa cruz early-middle miocene adaptation animal nutrition evolutionary taxonomies paleoenvironmental reconstruction mammalian physiology anthropocene surface analysis extinct primates dental evidence late early miocene platyrrhine primates action pattern bioacoustics biogerontology biostratigraphy arid environments skull base rodent ecology motor behavior fossil primates palaechthon nacimienti activity pattern dental microwear phylogenetic analysis foraging interaction pattern sexual selection vision research later adulthood human variation sexual psychophysiology evolutionary significance companion animals avian evolution periodontology texture analysis south america primate fossil morphological evidence

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Dental Sculpting and Compensatory Shearing Crests Demonstrated in a Wear Series of Presbytis Rubicunda (Cercopithecoidea, Colobidae) With Dental Topography Analysis. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2024)

James D. PampushPaul E. MorseRichard F. Kay

physiologycompensatory shearing crestsphysical anthropologybiological anthropologywear seriesdental topography analysisdental sculptinganthropologyecology

Dental Topography of the Oligocene Anthropoids Aegyptopithecus Zeuxis and Apidium Phiomense: Paleodietary Insights From Analysis of Wear Series. Journal of Human Evolution (2023)

Paul E. MorseJames D. PampushRichard F. Kay

dental topographywear seriesapidium phiomensehuman evolutionanthropologyevolutionary biology

El Registro Del Tipoterio Pachyrukhos (Mammalia, Notoungulata) Y El ChinchÍLlido Prolagostomus (Mammalia, Rodentia) En La FormaciÓN Santa Cruz (Mioceno Temprano–Medio) Al Sur Del RÍO Coyle, Patagonia, Argentina. Publicación Electrónica de la Asociación Paleontológica Argentina (2022)

Sergio VizcaínoMaría BargoRichard KayMaría Raigemborn

wildlifeavian biologymammalogybiologymammalian biologymarine biologyanimal sciencewildlife biologyel chinchillido prolagostomus

Fossil Vertebrates of the Early-Middle Miocene Cerro Boleadoras Formation, Northwestern Santa Cruz Province, Patagonia, Argentina. Andean geology (2022)

Sergio F. VizcainoM. Susana BargoM. Encarnación PérezInés AramendíaJosé I. CuitiñoEduardo S. MonsalvoEvangelos VlachosJorge I. NoriegaRichard F. Kay

paleontologyplanetary sciencesfossil vertebratesearth sciencegeology

Sign-Oriented Dirichlet Normal Energy: Aligning Dental Topography and Dental Function in the R-Package Molar. Journal of Mammalian Evolution (2022)

James D. PampushPaul E. MorseEdward J. FuselierMatthew M. SkinnerRichard F. Kay

biophysicsavian biologymammalogyr-package molarbiologymammalian biologyevolutionary ecologydental functionevolutionary biology

Unique Nasal Turbinal Morphology Reveals Homunculus Patagonicus Functionally Converged on Modern Platyrrhine Olfactory Sensitivity. Journal of Human Evolution (2022)

Ingrid K. LundeenRichard F. Kay

phylogeneticsbiological anthropologyavian biologyadaptationgeneticsmammalian biologyhuman evolutionmorphogenesisprimate behavioranimal scienceevolutionary anthropologyanthropologybiological evolutionmolecular evolutionevolutionary geneticspaleoanthropologyevolutionary biologysensory science

A New Humerus of Homunculus Patagonicus, a Stem Platyrrhine From the Santa Cruz Formation (Late Early Miocene), Santa Cruz Province, Argentina. Ameghiniana (2021)

John G. FleagleJustin T. GladmanRichard F. Kay

paleontologyhomunculus patagonicusstem platyrrhinesanta cruz provincelate early mioceneearth sciencesanta cruz formationevolutionary biology

Insights on the Controls on Floodplain-Dominated Fluvial Successions: A Perspective From the Early–Middle Miocene Santa Cruz Formation in RíO ChalíA (Patagonia, Argentina). Journal of the Geological Society (2021)

José I. CuitiñoM. Sol RaigembornM. Susana BargoSergio F. VizcaínoNahuel A. MuñozMatthew J. KohnRichard F. Kay

rio chaliaregional tectonicsenvironmental sciencemarine geologysedimentary geologycoastal geomorphologywater sciencefloodplain-dominated fluvial successionscoastal researchfluvial processhydrologyengineering geologyearth sciencestratigraphyplanetary sciencestectonicshydrogeologygeomorphologyflooded areageology

Paleoenvironments and Paleoecology of the Santa Cruz Formation (Early-Middle Miocene) Along the RíO Santa Cruz, Patagonia (Argentina). Journal of South American Earth Sciences (2021)

Richard F. KaySergio F. VizcaínoM. Susana BargoJackson P. SpradleyJosé I. Cuitiño

planetary sciencesrio santa cruzpaleoecologypaleoenvironmental changeenvironmental sciencemarine geologyearly-middle mioceneearth sciencesanta cruz formationgeology

Reconstructing Cenozoic Patagonian Biotas Using Multi-Proxy Fossil Records. Journal of South American Earth Sciences (2021)

Luis PalazzesiSergio F. VizcaínoViviana D. BarredaJosé I. CuitiñoClaudia J. del RíoFrancisco GoinM. Sol González EstebenetM. Verónica GulerMaría Alejandra GandolfoRichard KayAna ParrasMarcelo A. RegueroMaría del Carmen Zamaloa

paleobiologypalaeo-environmental reconstructionpaleontologypaleoecologycenozoic patagonianbiostratigraphypalaeogeographyecologyevolutionary biology

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Richard Frederick Kay

Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Evolutionary Anthropology

Richard Frederick Kay is currently serving as an Evolutionary Anthropology Professor at Duke University.

Honors

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James D. PampushPaul E. MorseRichard F. Kay

physiologycompensatory shearing crestsphysical anthropologybiological anthropologywear seriesdental topography analysisdental sculptinganthropologyecology

Dental Topography of the Oligocene Anthropoids Aegyptopithecus Zeuxis and Apidium Phiomense: Paleodietary Insights From Analysis of Wear Series. Journal of Human Evolution (2023)

Paul E. MorseJames D. PampushRichard F. Kay

dental topographywear seriesapidium phiomensehuman evolutionanthropologyevolutionary biology

Sergio VizcaínoMaría BargoRichard KayMaría Raigemborn

wildlifeavian biologymammalogybiologymammalian biologymarine biologyanimal sciencewildlife biologyel chinchillido prolagostomus

Fossil Vertebrates of the Early-Middle Miocene Cerro Boleadoras Formation, Northwestern Santa Cruz Province, Patagonia, Argentina. Andean geology (2022)

Sergio F. VizcainoM. Susana BargoM. Encarnación PérezInés AramendíaJosé I. CuitiñoEduardo S. MonsalvoEvangelos VlachosJorge I. NoriegaRichard F. Kay

paleontologyplanetary sciencesfossil vertebratesearth sciencegeology

Sign-Oriented Dirichlet Normal Energy: Aligning Dental Topography and Dental Function in the R-Package Molar. Journal of Mammalian Evolution (2022)

James D. PampushPaul E. MorseEdward J. FuselierMatthew M. SkinnerRichard F. Kay

biophysicsavian biologymammalogyr-package molarbiologymammalian biologyevolutionary ecologydental functionevolutionary biology

Unique Nasal Turbinal Morphology Reveals Homunculus Patagonicus Functionally Converged on Modern Platyrrhine Olfactory Sensitivity. Journal of Human Evolution (2022)

Ingrid K. LundeenRichard F. Kay

A New Humerus of Homunculus Patagonicus, a Stem Platyrrhine From the Santa Cruz Formation (Late Early Miocene), Santa Cruz Province, Argentina. Ameghiniana (2021)

John G. FleagleJustin T. GladmanRichard F. Kay

paleontologyhomunculus patagonicusstem platyrrhinesanta cruz provincelate early mioceneearth sciencesanta cruz formationevolutionary biology

José I. CuitiñoM. Sol RaigembornM. Susana BargoSergio F. VizcaínoNahuel A. MuñozMatthew J. KohnRichard F. Kay

Paleoenvironments and Paleoecology of the Santa Cruz Formation (Early-Middle Miocene) Along the RíO Santa Cruz, Patagonia (Argentina). Journal of South American Earth Sciences (2021)

Richard F. KaySergio F. VizcaínoM. Susana BargoJackson P. SpradleyJosé I. Cuitiño

planetary sciencesrio santa cruzpaleoecologypaleoenvironmental changeenvironmental sciencemarine geologyearly-middle mioceneearth sciencesanta cruz formationgeology

Reconstructing Cenozoic Patagonian Biotas Using Multi-Proxy Fossil Records. Journal of South American Earth Sciences (2021)

paleobiologypalaeo-environmental reconstructionpaleontologypaleoecologycenozoic patagonianbiostratigraphypalaeogeographyecologyevolutionary biology

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