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W. Scott McGraw

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Ohio State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

W. Scott Mcgraw is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor Chair at Ohio State University.

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Ohio State University

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anthropology evolutionary biology biological anthropology primatology physical anthropology primate behavior ecology physiology mammalian biology animal behavior morphology (biology) avian biology mammalogy conservation biology environmental anthropology evolutionary anthropology wildlife bone research medical anthropology animal science animal ecology anatomy ornithology wildlife ecology animal conservation zoology morphology oral biology tai national park behavioral ecology paleoanthropology cultural anthropology american archaeology primate systematics ivory coast human ecology human-wildlife relationships breeding behavior orthopedic biomechanics sooty mangabeys animal nutrition biodiversity conservation wildlife biology mammalian physiology musculoskeletal science habitat use diana monkeys biological evolution foraging structural morphology rodent ecology tai forest brief communication colobine monkeys tai forest monkeys biogerontology predator-prey interactions human-animal interactions evolutionary taxonomies interfacial studies arid environments african papionins support use functional morphology dietary variation positional behavior spatial patterning molar form biodiversity loss sexology evolutionary genetics community-based conservation comparative psychology mechanical behavior zoogeography bone remodeling ethology animal cognition sociobiology human evolution

Notable Scholarly Works

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On the Phylogenetic History of the Sanje Mangabey (Cercocebus Sanjei). Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Christina Lynette PaddockMaria Joana Ferreira da SilvaGráinne Michelle McCabeDavid FernándezWilliam Scott McGrawMichael William Bruford

phylogeny comparisonbiologyphylogeneticssystematicssanje mangabeyevolutionary biologyphylogenetic historycercocebus sanjeievolutionary taxonomies

To Conserve African Tropical Forests, Invest in the Protection of Its Most Endangered Group of Monkeys, Red Colobus. Conservation Letters (2024)

Joshua M. LinderDrew T. CroninNelson TingEkwoge E. AbweFlorence AghomoTim R. B. DavenportKate M. DetwilerGérard GalatAnh Galat‐LuongJohn A. HartRachel A. IkemehStanislaus M. KivaiInza KonéWilliam KonstantDeo KujirakwinjaBarney LongFiona MaiselsW. Scott McGrawRussell A. MittermeierThomas T. Struhsaker

animal protectionred colobusbiodiversity protectionanimal conservationconservation scienceafrican tropical forestsbiodiversity conservationevolutionary biologyforest conservationnature conservationbiological conservationconservation biology

A Histological Study of Enamel Developmental Defects in a Chacma Baboon (Papio Ursinus) Incisor. Dental Anthropology Journal (2023)

Jamal K. SalaymehJimmy ErkensEsme BeamishW. Scott McGrawDebbie Guatelli-SteinbergKate McGrath

anthropologyhistological studymedical anthropologyenamel developmental defectspapio ursinusdermatologydevelopmental biologychacma baboon

Aspects of Molar Form and Dietary Proclivities of African Colobines. Journal of Human Evolution (2023)

Debbie Guatelli-SteinbergGary T. SchwartzMackie C. O'HaraKaita GurianJess RychelNoah DunhamPamela M.K. CunneyworthAndrea DonaldsonW. Scott McGraw

paleoanthropologyanthropologymolar formevolutionary anthropologyhuman evolutionbiologyevolutionary biologyafrican colobinesdietary proclivitiesbiological anthropology

Demography and Epidemiology of Captive Former Biomedical Research Chimpanzees ( Pan Troglodytes ) 1: Survival and Mortality. American Journal of Primatology (2023)

Drew M. ArbogastDouglas E. CrewsW. Scott McGrawJohn J. Ely

public healthpan troglodytesepidemiologyzoologybiomedical researchdemographyprimatologyprimate behavior

Differences in Maxillary Premolar Form Between Cercocebus and Lophocebus. Journal of Human Evolution (2023)

Debbie Guatelli-SteinbergKaita GurianW. Scott McGraw

anthropologyhuman evolutiondevelopmental biologymorphology (biology)evolutionary biologymaxillary premolar formmammalian biologymorphogenesis

Downclimbing and the Evolution of Ape Forelimb Morphologies. Royal Society Open Science (2023)

LD FanninMS JoyNJ DominyWS McGrawJM DeSilva

morphologyopen scienceape forelimb morphologiesprimatologyevolutionary biology

Enamel Chipping and Its Ecological Correlates in African Papionins: Implications for Hominin Feeding Behavior. Journal of Human Evolution (2023)

Luke D. FanninLarissa SwedellW. Scott McGraw

evolutionary ecologyhuman evolutionoral biologyrodent ecologyanimal ecologybehavioral ecologybiological evolutionenamel chippingbiological anthropologyconservation biologyprimate behaviorecological correlatesanthropologyevolutionary anthropologyafrican papioninsornithologyenvironmental anthropologypaleoanthropologyevolutionary biologyprimatologyecologyhominin feeding behavior

Genomic and Phylogenetic Analysis of Bacillus Cereus Biovar Anthracis Isolated From Archival Bone Samples Reveals Earlier Natural History of the Pathogen. Pathogens (2023)

Michael H. NorrisDiansy ZinckeDavid J. DaeglingJohn KrigbaumW. Scott McGrawAlexander KirpichTed L. HadfieldJason K. Blackburn

microbial systematicspathologyinfectious diseasesgenomicsgenome biologynatural historypathogensphylogeneticsmicrobial geneticsphylogenomicsgeneticsphylogenetic analysis

How Mangabey Molar Form Differs Under Routine vs. Fallback Hard-Object Feeding Regimes. PeerJ (2023)

Debbie Guatelli-SteinbergCameron RenteriaJack R. GrimmIzabela Maeret CarpenterDwayne D. ArolaW. Scott McGraw

hard-object feeding regimesdevelopmental biologyavian biologymorphology (biology)evolutionary biologymorphogenesis

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W. Scott McGraw

Professor Chair

Ohio State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

W. Scott Mcgraw is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor Chair at Ohio State University.

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Ohio State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

On the Phylogenetic History of the Sanje Mangabey (Cercocebus Sanjei). Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Christina Lynette PaddockMaria Joana Ferreira da SilvaGráinne Michelle McCabeDavid FernándezWilliam Scott McGrawMichael William Bruford

phylogeny comparisonbiologyphylogeneticssystematicssanje mangabeyevolutionary biologyphylogenetic historycercocebus sanjeievolutionary taxonomies

To Conserve African Tropical Forests, Invest in the Protection of Its Most Endangered Group of Monkeys, Red Colobus. Conservation Letters (2024)

A Histological Study of Enamel Developmental Defects in a Chacma Baboon (Papio Ursinus) Incisor. Dental Anthropology Journal (2023)

Jamal K. SalaymehJimmy ErkensEsme BeamishW. Scott McGrawDebbie Guatelli-SteinbergKate McGrath

anthropologyhistological studymedical anthropologyenamel developmental defectspapio ursinusdermatologydevelopmental biologychacma baboon

Aspects of Molar Form and Dietary Proclivities of African Colobines. Journal of Human Evolution (2023)

Debbie Guatelli-SteinbergGary T. SchwartzMackie C. O'HaraKaita GurianJess RychelNoah DunhamPamela M.K. CunneyworthAndrea DonaldsonW. Scott McGraw

paleoanthropologyanthropologymolar formevolutionary anthropologyhuman evolutionbiologyevolutionary biologyafrican colobinesdietary proclivitiesbiological anthropology

Demography and Epidemiology of Captive Former Biomedical Research Chimpanzees ( Pan Troglodytes ) 1: Survival and Mortality. American Journal of Primatology (2023)

Drew M. ArbogastDouglas E. CrewsW. Scott McGrawJohn J. Ely

public healthpan troglodytesepidemiologyzoologybiomedical researchdemographyprimatologyprimate behavior

Differences in Maxillary Premolar Form Between Cercocebus and Lophocebus. Journal of Human Evolution (2023)

Debbie Guatelli-SteinbergKaita GurianW. Scott McGraw

anthropologyhuman evolutiondevelopmental biologymorphology (biology)evolutionary biologymaxillary premolar formmammalian biologymorphogenesis

Downclimbing and the Evolution of Ape Forelimb Morphologies. Royal Society Open Science (2023)

LD FanninMS JoyNJ DominyWS McGrawJM DeSilva

morphologyopen scienceape forelimb morphologiesprimatologyevolutionary biology

Enamel Chipping and Its Ecological Correlates in African Papionins: Implications for Hominin Feeding Behavior. Journal of Human Evolution (2023)

Luke D. FanninLarissa SwedellW. Scott McGraw

Genomic and Phylogenetic Analysis of Bacillus Cereus Biovar Anthracis Isolated From Archival Bone Samples Reveals Earlier Natural History of the Pathogen. Pathogens (2023)

Michael H. NorrisDiansy ZinckeDavid J. DaeglingJohn KrigbaumW. Scott McGrawAlexander KirpichTed L. HadfieldJason K. Blackburn

microbial systematicspathologyinfectious diseasesgenomicsgenome biologynatural historypathogensphylogeneticsmicrobial geneticsphylogenomicsgeneticsphylogenetic analysis

How Mangabey Molar Form Differs Under Routine vs. Fallback Hard-Object Feeding Regimes. PeerJ (2023)

Debbie Guatelli-SteinbergCameron RenteriaJack R. GrimmIzabela Maeret CarpenterDwayne D. ArolaW. Scott McGraw

hard-object feeding regimesdevelopmental biologyavian biologymorphology (biology)evolutionary biologymorphogenesis

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