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Roshna Wunderlich

Professor

James Madison University

Affiliations

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Anthropology

College of Arts and Letters

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

College of Science and Math

Department of Biology

Roshna Wunderlich is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at James Madison University.

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anthropology evolutionary biology physiology human evolution human movement biological anthropology physical anthropology biomechanics primate behavior primatology evolutionary anthropology kinematics movement ecology biology morphology (biology) paleoanthropology paleontology motor control orthopedic biomechanics mammalogy animal behavior avian biology animal science mammalian biology paleolithic archaeology bipedal locomotion movement analysis anthropocene gait analysis american archaeology holocene biological evolution human variation functional significance hominin size nature insect science animal ecology animal physiology archaeological science animal cognition zoology anthropological archaeology stratigraphy body size comparative physiology integrative biology experimental biology motor behavior ontogeny musculoskeletal function muscle function upper extremity exercise science animal performance benchmark studies short-term variability evidence-based medicine clinical populations general internal medicine clinical disease primate systematics homo floresiensis foot strike patterns barefoot populations homo erectus group behavior malagasy vertical clingers hominin stature body mass giant extinct lemurs pan troglodytes manual digital pressures terrestrial substrates locomotor transitions fossil hominin paleobiology podiatry orthopaedic research orthopaedic surgery diabetes research sport medicine athletic training kinesiology

Notable Scholarly Works

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In Memoriam: William Lee Jungers, Jr.. Journal of Human Evolution (2024)

Laurie R. GodfreyLiza J. ShapiroChristine E. WallRoshna E. Wunderlich

evolutionary biologyhuman evolutionwilliam lee jungersanthropology

Clinical and Evolutionary Perspectives on the Primate Foot: A Historical and Contemporary View. Developments in primatology (2022)

Daniel SchmittBernhard ZipfelRoshna E. Wunderlich

primate footprimatologycontemporary viewevolutionary biologymedical anthropologyphysiologyprimate behaviorhuman movement

Function of the Intrinsic Foot Muscles During Balance and Turning. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Joshua R. TaylorSara M. HigginsAlexandra J. ZellerMiranda E. LandmannRoshna E. Wunderlich

kinesiologyorthopedic biomechanicsmusculoskeletal functionmovement analysismotor controlmuscle functionkinematicsbalancephysiologybipedal locomotionintrinsic foot musclesrehabilitationbiomechanicshuman movement

Introduction. Developments in primatology (2022)

Recent Developments and Future Directions for the Study of Primate Feet. Developments in primatology (2022)

Kevin G. HatalaAngel ZeiningerDaniel SchmittRoshna E. Wunderlich

primatologybiological anthropologyfuture directionsanimal scienceevolutionary biologyprimate behaviorprimate feetanthropology

The Evolution of the Primate Foot. Developments in primatology (2022)

Angel ZeiningerKevin G. HatalaRoshna E. WunderlichDaniel Schmitt

primate footprimatologybiological anthropologyevolutionary anthropologybiological evolutionbiologyevolutionary biologyprimate behavior

The Primate Forefoot. Developments in primatology (2022)

Roshna E. Wunderlich

physical anthropologyvertebrate paleontologymammalian biologyprimate behaviordevelopmental biologyevolutionary anthropologyhuman biologyprimate forefootbipedal locomotionpaleoanthropologyenvironmental anthropologyhuman evolutionmammalogyhuman movementprimatologybiological anthropologyevolutionary biologyprimate systematicsanthropology

Body Mass Estimation From Footprint Size in Hominins. Journal of Human Evolution (2021)

Christopher B. RuffRoshna E. WunderlichKevin G. HatalaRussell H. TuttleCharles E. HiltonKristiaan D’AoûtDavid M. WebbBenedikt HallgrímssonCharles MusibaMichael Baksh

physical anthropologybody mass estimationgeneticshuman evolutionhuman variationbiological anthropologyevolutionary anthropologyfootprint sizeevolutionary biologyhuman geneticspaleoanthropologyanthropology

Corrigendum to “Body Mass Estimation From Footprint Size in Hominins” [Journal of Human Evolution 156 (2021)102997]. Journal of Human Evolution (2021)

Christopher B. RuffRoshna E. WunderlichKevin G. HatalaRussell H. TuttleCharles E. HiltonKristiaan D’AoûtDavid M. WebbBenedikt HallgrímssonCharles MusibaMichael Baksh

human evolutionevolutionary anthropologyfootprint sizeevolutionary biologyanthropology

Mechanics of Heel-Strike Plantigrady in African Apes. Journal of Human Evolution (2020)

Angel ZeiningerDaniel SchmittRoshna E. Wunderlich

biophysicsphysical anthropologyhuman evolutionbiological anthropologyevolutionary anthropologyorthopedic biomechanicsafrican apesmechanobiologybiological evolutionanimal scienceevolutionary biologyprimate behaviorbiomechanicsheel-strike plantigradyanthropology

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Roshna Wunderlich

Professor

James Madison University

Affiliations

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Anthropology

College of Arts and Letters

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

College of Science and Math

Department of Biology

Roshna Wunderlich is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at James Madison University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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James Madison University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

In Memoriam: William Lee Jungers, Jr.. Journal of Human Evolution (2024)

Laurie R. GodfreyLiza J. ShapiroChristine E. WallRoshna E. Wunderlich

evolutionary biologyhuman evolutionwilliam lee jungersanthropology

Clinical and Evolutionary Perspectives on the Primate Foot: A Historical and Contemporary View. Developments in primatology (2022)

Daniel SchmittBernhard ZipfelRoshna E. Wunderlich

primate footprimatologycontemporary viewevolutionary biologymedical anthropologyphysiologyprimate behaviorhuman movement

Function of the Intrinsic Foot Muscles During Balance and Turning. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Joshua R. TaylorSara M. HigginsAlexandra J. ZellerMiranda E. LandmannRoshna E. Wunderlich

Introduction. Developments in primatology (2022)

Recent Developments and Future Directions for the Study of Primate Feet. Developments in primatology (2022)

Kevin G. HatalaAngel ZeiningerDaniel SchmittRoshna E. Wunderlich

primatologybiological anthropologyfuture directionsanimal scienceevolutionary biologyprimate behaviorprimate feetanthropology

The Evolution of the Primate Foot. Developments in primatology (2022)

Angel ZeiningerKevin G. HatalaRoshna E. WunderlichDaniel Schmitt

primate footprimatologybiological anthropologyevolutionary anthropologybiological evolutionbiologyevolutionary biologyprimate behavior

The Primate Forefoot. Developments in primatology (2022)

Roshna E. Wunderlich

Body Mass Estimation From Footprint Size in Hominins. Journal of Human Evolution (2021)

Christopher B. RuffRoshna E. WunderlichKevin G. HatalaRussell H. TuttleCharles E. HiltonKristiaan D’AoûtDavid M. WebbBenedikt HallgrímssonCharles MusibaMichael Baksh

Corrigendum to “Body Mass Estimation From Footprint Size in Hominins” [Journal of Human Evolution 156 (2021)102997]. Journal of Human Evolution (2021)

Christopher B. RuffRoshna E. WunderlichKevin G. HatalaRussell H. TuttleCharles E. HiltonKristiaan D’AoûtDavid M. WebbBenedikt HallgrímssonCharles MusibaMichael Baksh

human evolutionevolutionary anthropologyfootprint sizeevolutionary biologyanthropology

Mechanics of Heel-Strike Plantigrady in African Apes. Journal of Human Evolution (2020)

Angel ZeiningerDaniel SchmittRoshna E. Wunderlich

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