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    Susan C. Alberts
    Robert F. Durden Distinguished Professor of Biology
    alberts@duke.edu
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    Christine M. Drea
    Professor in the Department of Evolutionary Anthropology
    cdrea@duke.edu
    Drea Lab
  • Herman Pontzer
    Herman Pontzer
    Professor of Evolutionary Anthropology
    herman.pontzer@duke.edu
  • Jenny Tung
    Jenny Tung
    Professor of Evolutionary Anthropology
    jenny.tung@duke.edu
    Tung Lab Website

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  • About Us
    • Our Vision Statement
    • Diversity Statement
    • Professional Organizations
    • Job Opportunities in Evanth
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  • Undergraduate
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      • Concentration: Anatomy and Paleoanthropology
      • Concentration: Behavior, Ecology and Cognition
      • Concentration: Human Biology
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    • Why Study Evolutionary Anthropology?
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      • Evolutionary Medicine
      • Genetics & Genomics
      • Microbiome Research
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      • Primate Behavior & Ecology
      • Primate Cognition, Cognitive Evolution & Neuroanatomy
      • Primate Physiology, Endocrinology, Energetics
      • Systematics & Comparative Methods
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