• Blue-eyed black lemurs
    • Manatee
    • Sloth
    • Hippo & friend
    • Iguana
    • Pyramid
    • Boat-billed heron
    • Catherine Workman
    • Ruth Steel
    • Katie Grogan
    • Evan MacLean
    • Marisa Macias
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 Professors Accepting Students

  • Churchill, Steven E.
  • Digby, Leslie J.
  • Drea, Christine
  • Hare, Brian
  • Kay, Richard F
  • Pusey, Anne E.
  • Schmitt, Daniel O.
  • Taylor, Andrea B.
  • Wall, Christine

The Graduate School

Students must meet all requirements for admission to the Graduate School at Duke University. These requirements include the submission of an application, transcript, statement of interest, three letters of recommendation, GRE scores, and application fee.

Director of Graduate Studies

Professor Daniel Schmitt

DGS Assistant

Lisa Squires

New Course for Fall 2010

EvAnth 380S

Approaches to understanding the paleobiology of primates. How does information about primate anatomy, physiology, phylogeny, genomics and behavior serve as a basis to infer the behavior and adaptations of extinct primates? What are the limit of such inferences? Classic papers and recent advances will be highlighted. Topics: • Survey of the primate fossil record in time and space. • What is an adaptation? • How do we infer adaptation from the fossil record? • Phylogenetics and homoplasy. Reading, discussion, and final in-class presentations.