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Robert B. Eckhardt

Professor of Developmental Genetics and Evolutionary Morphology

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

College of Health and Human Development

Kinesiology

Robert B. Eckhardt is currently serving as a College Of Health And Human Development Professor of Developmental Genetics and Evolutionary Morphology at Pennsylvania State University.

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Pennsylvania State University

Professor of Developmental Genetics and Evolutionary Morphology

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evolutionary biology anthropology human evolution genetics biology paleoanthropology biological anthropology evolutionary anthropology physical anthropology evolutionary ecology evolutionary theory paleontology heredity biological evolution biomechanics archaeology bioarchaeology orthopedic surgery mammalogy bipedal locomotion evolutionary developmental biology liang bua bone research archaeological science anthropological theory social anthropology prehistory orthopedic biomechanics human origins mendelian inheritance phylogeny comparison human ecology homo sapiens invalid species anthropological archaeology homosexuality musculoskeletal disorders craniofacial research animal physiology sociobiology protein science animal bioscience musculoskeletal research musculoskeletal science skeletal trauma musculoskeletal surgery shape modeling structural morphology body size linkage disequilibrium human polymorphisms human pathology genotype-phenotype association family diversity primatology family relationships phylogenetic methods plausible reasoning mitochondrial biogenesis key site group frequency uneven development dental disease evolutionary processes pathological abnormalities population affinities internal morphology developmental homeostasis rare events developmental singularity earth history sumatran orangutans relative body weights phylogenetic significance plagiocephaly diagnosis craniofacial asymmetry developmental system environmental influences developmental anomalies morphology morphogenesis morphology (biology) anatomy synapsida developmental biology

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Evolution of Modern Humans is a Result of Self-Amplifying Feedbacks Beginning in the Miocene and Continuing Without Interruption Until Now. Anthropological Review (2022)

Maciej HennebergRobert B. Eckhardt

anthropologyhuman evolutionevolutionary biologymodern humansself-amplifying feedbacks

Human Mitochondrial Dna Diversity is Compatible With the Multiregional Continuity Theory of the Origin of Homo Sapiens. Anthropological Review (2021)

Robert B. Eckhardt

homo sapiensdevelopmental biologypaleontologyuneven developmenthuman geneticshuman ecologymultiregional continuity theorybiologymolecular evolutionbiological anthropologyanthropologymitochondrial biogenesisevolutionary anthropologygroup frequencygenome biologykey sitehuman biologymolecular ecologysystematicsmammalian biology

Paleospecies as Cognitive Construct: The Meme of “Homo Floresiensis”. Anthropological Review (2021)

Robert B. EckhardtMaciej Henneberg

paleoanthropologyanthropologyevolutionary anthropologycultural anthropologycognitive sciencecognitive constructcognitive anthropologyhomo floresiensis

Evolutionary Psychology, Economic Freedom, Trade and Benevolence. Review of Economic Perspectives (2019)

John LevendisRobert B. EckhardtWalter Block

evolutionary psychologyeconomic freedombehavioral sciences

Earliest Known Hominin Calcar Femorale in Orrorin Tugenensis Provides Further Internal Anatomical Evidence for Origin of Human Bipedal Locomotion. The Anatomical Record (2018)

Adam KuperavageDavid PokrajacSakdapong ChavanavesRobert B. Eckhardt

paleoanthropologyanthropologybipedal locomotionhuman bipedal locomotionanatomyhuman evolutionbiologyevolutionary biologykinematicsbiological anthropologyhominin calcar femoralebiomechanics

Morphological Characteristics of the “Phylogenetically Primitive” Liang Bua, Flores, Mandibles Match Past and Present Regional Homo Sapiens Populations. The 87th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Austin, TX (2018)

Robert B EckhardtSakdapong ChavanavesKenneth J HsuMaciej Henneberg

morphologyanthropologyphysical anthropologyliang buaphylogenetics

Calcar Femorale Development in Orrorin Tugenensis Femora Provides Further Internal Evidence for Bipedal Locomotion. The 86th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, New Orleans (2017)

Adam J KuperavageSakdapong ChavanavesRobert Eckhardt

biophysicscalcar femorale developmentphysical anthropologyorrorin tugenensis femorabipedal locomotionphysiologyhuman movementorthopedic biomechanicsorthopedic surgerykinesiologymovement analysiskinematicsmechanicsbiomechanics

Can Small Be All? the Limited Commonalities of Mata Menge and Liang Bua Hominins on Flores. The 86th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, New Orleans (2017)

Maciej HennebergAdam J KuperavageSakdapong ChavanavesRobert B Eckhardt

ethnographyanthropologyphysical anthropologypaleoanthropologyhuman evolutionmigration studiesbioarchaeologycultural anthropologylimited commonalitiesindigenous peoplesmata mengeliang bua hominins

Intercellular Competition and Levels of Development: The Plasticity of Inevitability. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2017)

Robert B. EckhardtAlex S. WellerMaciej Henneberg

developmental biologyintercellular competitionplasticity

Dinaledi Chamber Hominins Do Not Support Hypothesis of Early African Homo Ancestry for “Homo Floresiensis” Taxon Based on Lb1 Specimen. The 85th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Atlanta, GA (2016)

Robert B EckhardtSakdapong ChavanavesAlexandra N KukorowskiMaciej Henneberg

anthropologyphysical anthropologydinaledi chamber homininshuman evolutionarchaeologyhomo floresiensisgenetics

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Robert B. Eckhardt

Professor of Developmental Genetics and Evolutionary Morphology

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

College of Health and Human Development

Kinesiology

Robert B. Eckhardt is currently serving as a College Of Health And Human Development Professor of Developmental Genetics and Evolutionary Morphology at Pennsylvania State University.

Honors

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Robert B. Eckhardt

Pennsylvania State University

Professor of Developmental Genetics and Evolutionary Morphology

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Evolution of Modern Humans is a Result of Self-Amplifying Feedbacks Beginning in the Miocene and Continuing Without Interruption Until Now. Anthropological Review (2022)

Maciej HennebergRobert B. Eckhardt

anthropologyhuman evolutionevolutionary biologymodern humansself-amplifying feedbacks

Human Mitochondrial Dna Diversity is Compatible With the Multiregional Continuity Theory of the Origin of Homo Sapiens. Anthropological Review (2021)

Robert B. Eckhardt

Paleospecies as Cognitive Construct: The Meme of “Homo Floresiensis”. Anthropological Review (2021)

Robert B. EckhardtMaciej Henneberg

paleoanthropologyanthropologyevolutionary anthropologycultural anthropologycognitive sciencecognitive constructcognitive anthropologyhomo floresiensis

Evolutionary Psychology, Economic Freedom, Trade and Benevolence. Review of Economic Perspectives (2019)

John LevendisRobert B. EckhardtWalter Block

evolutionary psychologyeconomic freedombehavioral sciences

Earliest Known Hominin Calcar Femorale in Orrorin Tugenensis Provides Further Internal Anatomical Evidence for Origin of Human Bipedal Locomotion. The Anatomical Record (2018)

Adam KuperavageDavid PokrajacSakdapong ChavanavesRobert B. Eckhardt

paleoanthropologyanthropologybipedal locomotionhuman bipedal locomotionanatomyhuman evolutionbiologyevolutionary biologykinematicsbiological anthropologyhominin calcar femoralebiomechanics

Robert B EckhardtSakdapong ChavanavesKenneth J HsuMaciej Henneberg

morphologyanthropologyphysical anthropologyliang buaphylogenetics

Adam J KuperavageSakdapong ChavanavesRobert Eckhardt

Can Small Be All? the Limited Commonalities of Mata Menge and Liang Bua Hominins on Flores. The 86th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, New Orleans (2017)

Maciej HennebergAdam J KuperavageSakdapong ChavanavesRobert B Eckhardt

ethnographyanthropologyphysical anthropologypaleoanthropologyhuman evolutionmigration studiesbioarchaeologycultural anthropologylimited commonalitiesindigenous peoplesmata mengeliang bua hominins

Intercellular Competition and Levels of Development: The Plasticity of Inevitability. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2017)

Robert B. EckhardtAlex S. WellerMaciej Henneberg

developmental biologyintercellular competitionplasticity

Robert B EckhardtSakdapong ChavanavesAlexandra N KukorowskiMaciej Henneberg

anthropologyphysical anthropologydinaledi chamber homininshuman evolutionarchaeologyhomo floresiensisgenetics

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