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Tim D. White

Distinguished Professor in Life and Physical Sciences and Professor Emeritus

University of California, Berkeley

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Biological Sciences

Integrative Biology

Tim D. White is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Distinguished Professor in Life and Physical Sciences and Professor Emeritus at University of California, Berkeley.

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Tim D. White

University of California, Berkeley

Distinguished Professor in Life and Physical Sciences and Professor Emeritus

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anthropology paleoanthropology human evolution evolutionary biology archaeology paleontology physical anthropology biology evolutionary anthropology earth science biological anthropology mammalogy anatomy american archaeology pleistocene stratigraphy mammalian biology prehistory cultural anthropology archaeological science paleobiology vertebrate paleontology primatology paleoecology zoology palaeogeography avian biology archaeological practice bone research paleoenvironmental reconstruction early hominids quaternary science anthropological archaeology paleolithic archaeology paleoclimatology palaeo-environmental reconstruction regional geology arthropod taxonomy biochronology primate behavior musculoskeletal science hadar formation afar rift middle awash valley historical biology ornithology population history zoological taxonomy animal taxonomy cladistics primate fossil orogeny rift system ethnohistory skeletal trauma taxonomy (biology) archaeological dating morphological evidence early hominid earliest acheulean homo erectus adult skull ardipithecus ramidus brief communication amaro horst homo sapiens fossil species breeding behavior synapsida quaternary tectonic deformation evolutionary genetics nematology indigenous peoples early african hominids systematic assessment middle awash taphonomy paleopathology taphonomic bias bioarchaeology environmental context

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Does Advanced Imaging Aid in the Preoperative Evaluation of Patients With Moyamoya Disease?. Cureus (2022)

Tim WhiteShashank GandhiDavid J LangerJeffrey M KatzAmir R Dehdashti

advanced imagingpreoperative evaluationmedical imagingmoyamoya diseasehealth sciences

Endocranial Ontogeny and Evolution in Early Homo Sapiens: The Evidence From Herto, Ethiopia. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Christoph P. E. ZollikoferThibault BienvenuYonas BeyeneGen SuwaBerhane AsfawTim D. WhiteMarcia S. Ponce de León

biologyhuman evolutionanthropologyendocranial ontogenyevolutionary biologyhomo sapiens

Canine Sexual Dimorphism in Ardipithecus Ramidus Was Nearly Human-Like. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Gen SuwaTomohiko SasakiSileshi SemawMichael J. RogersScott W. SimpsonYutaka KunimatsuMasato NakatsukasaReiko T. KonoYingqi ZhangYonas BeyeneBerhane AsfawTim D. White

anthropologyevolutionary biologyanatomy

Estimating Sexual Size Dimorphism in Fossil Species From Posterior Probability Densities. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Tomohiko SasakiSileshi SemawMichael J. RogersScott W. SimpsonYonas BeyeneBerhane AsfawTim D. WhiteGen Suwa

density estimationfossil speciespaleontologyposterior probability densitiessexual size dimorphismecologyevolutionary biology

Integrative Geochronology Calibrates the Middle and Late Stone Ages of Ethiopia’s Afar Rift. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Elizabeth M. NiespoloGiday WoldeGabrielWilliam K. HartPaul R. RenneWarren D. SharpM. Steven ShackleyStanley H. AmbroseBerhane AsfawYonas BeyeneMarianne F. BrasilJoshua P. CarlsonYonatan SahleTim D. White

stratigraphyquaternary sciencepleistocenepaleontologyafar riftgeochronologyhomo sapiens fossilsgeographyradiocarbon datingpalaeogeographyearth sciencearchaeological datingburial dating

Revisiting Herto: New Evidence of Homo Sapiens From Ethiopia. (2019)

Yonatan SahleYonas BeyeneAlban DefleurBerhane AsfawGiday WoldeGabrielWilliam K HartLeah E. MorganPaul R. RenneJoshua CarlsonTim D White

paleoanthropologyanthropologyhuman evolutionhomo sapiens

Human Bony Labyrinth is an Indicator of Population History and Dispersal From Africa. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2018)

Marcia S. Ponce de LeónToetik KoesbardiatiJohn David WeissmannMarco MilellaCarlos S. Reyna-BlancoGen SuwaOsamu KondoAnna-Sapfo MalaspinasTim D. WhiteChristoph P. E. Zollikofer

epidemiologygeneticshuman bony labyrinthdemographyecologypopulation geneticspopulation history

Toward a Chronostratigraphic Framework for the Last Million Years of Environmental and Human Evolution in the Middle Awash, Ethiopia: 40 Ar/ 39 Ar Geochronology and Tephra Chemistry. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2018)

Elizabeth NiespoloPaul RennePaul RenneWilliam K. HartWilliam K. HartTim D. WhiteTim D. WhiteGiday WoldeGabrielGiday WoldeGabriel

geochronologyenvironmental sciencehuman evolutiontephra chemistrychronostratigraphic framework

Hominid Butchers and Biting Crocodiles in the African Plio–Pleistocene. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2017)

Yonatan SahleSireen El ZaatariTim D. White

paleontologyzoologybiogeographyarchaeologyquaternary sciencemammalogyafrican plio-pleistoceneevolutionary anthropologyanthropologypaleolithic archaeologybiological anthropologyhuman-wildlife relationshipsbiologypaleoanthropologyevolutionary biologyhistorical biologyprimate behaviorhominid butchersprehistoryenvironmental anthropology

Implications of Knm-Wt 17000 for the Evolution of “Robust” Australopithecus. (2017)

William H. KimbelTim D. WhiteDonald C. Johanson

phylogeneticsmammalogypaleoanthropologyevolutionary biology

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Tim D. White

Distinguished Professor in Life and Physical Sciences and Professor Emeritus

University of California, Berkeley

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Biological Sciences

Integrative Biology

Tim D. White is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Distinguished Professor in Life and Physical Sciences and Professor Emeritus at University of California, Berkeley.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Tim D. White

University of California, Berkeley

Distinguished Professor in Life and Physical Sciences and Professor Emeritus

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Does Advanced Imaging Aid in the Preoperative Evaluation of Patients With Moyamoya Disease?. Cureus (2022)

Tim WhiteShashank GandhiDavid J LangerJeffrey M KatzAmir R Dehdashti

advanced imagingpreoperative evaluationmedical imagingmoyamoya diseasehealth sciences

Endocranial Ontogeny and Evolution in Early Homo Sapiens: The Evidence From Herto, Ethiopia. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Christoph P. E. ZollikoferThibault BienvenuYonas BeyeneGen SuwaBerhane AsfawTim D. WhiteMarcia S. Ponce de León

biologyhuman evolutionanthropologyendocranial ontogenyevolutionary biologyhomo sapiens

Canine Sexual Dimorphism in Ardipithecus Ramidus Was Nearly Human-Like. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Gen SuwaTomohiko SasakiSileshi SemawMichael J. RogersScott W. SimpsonYutaka KunimatsuMasato NakatsukasaReiko T. KonoYingqi ZhangYonas BeyeneBerhane AsfawTim D. White

anthropologyevolutionary biologyanatomy

Estimating Sexual Size Dimorphism in Fossil Species From Posterior Probability Densities. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Tomohiko SasakiSileshi SemawMichael J. RogersScott W. SimpsonYonas BeyeneBerhane AsfawTim D. WhiteGen Suwa

density estimationfossil speciespaleontologyposterior probability densitiessexual size dimorphismecologyevolutionary biology

Integrative Geochronology Calibrates the Middle and Late Stone Ages of Ethiopia’s Afar Rift. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

stratigraphyquaternary sciencepleistocenepaleontologyafar riftgeochronologyhomo sapiens fossilsgeographyradiocarbon datingpalaeogeographyearth sciencearchaeological datingburial dating

Revisiting Herto: New Evidence of Homo Sapiens From Ethiopia. (2019)

Yonatan SahleYonas BeyeneAlban DefleurBerhane AsfawGiday WoldeGabrielWilliam K HartLeah E. MorganPaul R. RenneJoshua CarlsonTim D White

paleoanthropologyanthropologyhuman evolutionhomo sapiens

Human Bony Labyrinth is an Indicator of Population History and Dispersal From Africa. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2018)

Marcia S. Ponce de LeónToetik KoesbardiatiJohn David WeissmannMarco MilellaCarlos S. Reyna-BlancoGen SuwaOsamu KondoAnna-Sapfo MalaspinasTim D. WhiteChristoph P. E. Zollikofer

epidemiologygeneticshuman bony labyrinthdemographyecologypopulation geneticspopulation history

Elizabeth NiespoloPaul RennePaul RenneWilliam K. HartWilliam K. HartTim D. WhiteTim D. WhiteGiday WoldeGabrielGiday WoldeGabriel

geochronologyenvironmental sciencehuman evolutiontephra chemistrychronostratigraphic framework

Hominid Butchers and Biting Crocodiles in the African Plio–Pleistocene. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2017)

Yonatan SahleSireen El ZaatariTim D. White

Implications of Knm-Wt 17000 for the Evolution of “Robust” Australopithecus. (2017)

William H. KimbelTim D. WhiteDonald C. Johanson

phylogeneticsmammalogypaleoanthropologyevolutionary biology

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