Contributors
- Gene H. Albrecht
- Fred Anapol
- Fred L. Bookstein
- Matt Cartmill
- George Chaplin
- Robin H. Crompton
- Willem de Winter
- Brigitte Demes
- John G. Fleagle
- Bruce Gelvin
- Rebecca Z. German
- J. Patrick Gray
- Walter S. Greaves
- Colin P. Groves
- Michael M. Günther
- William L. Hylander
- Nina G. Jablonski
- Kirk R. Johnson
- Françoise Jouffroy
- D. Casey Kerrigan
- Robert S. Kidd
- Peter W. Lucas
- Monique F. Médina
- Joseph M. A. Miller
- Paul O’Higgins
- Charles Oxnard
- Ruilang L. Pan
- Matthew J. Ravosa
- Kaye E. Reed
- F. James Rohlf
- Callum F. Ross
- Russell Savage
- Nazima Shahnoor
- Jack T. Stern, Jr.
- Christopher Vinyard
- Christine E. Wall
- Weijie Wang
- Yu Li
Contents
Preface: Shaping Primate Evolution
Fred Anapol, Rebecca Z. German & Nina G. Jablonski
Chapter 1: Charles Oxnard: An Appreciation
Matt Cartmill
PART I–CRANIOFACIAL FORM AND VARIATION
Chapter 2: The Ontogeny of Sexual Dimorphism: The Implications of Longitudinal vs. Cross-sectional Data for Studying Heterochrony in Mammals
Rebecca Z. German
Chapter 3: Advances in the Analysis of Form and Pattern: Facial Growth in African Colobines
Paul O’Higgins & Ruliang L. Pan
Chapter 4: Cranial Variation among the Asian Colobines
Ruliang L. Pan & Colin P. Groves
Chapter 5: Craniometric Variation in Early Homo Compared to Modern Gorillas: A Population-thinking Approach
Joseph M A. Miller, Gene H. Albrecht & Bruce R. Gelvin
PART II–ORGAN STRUCTURE, FUNCTION, AND BEHAVIOR
Chapter 6: Fiber Architecture, Muscle Function, and Behavior: Gluteal and Hamstring Muscles of Semiterrestrial and Arboreal Guenons
Fred Anapol, Nazima Shahnoor & J. Patrick Gray
Chapter 7: Comparative Fiber-type Composition and Size in the Antigravity Muscles of Primate Limbs
Françoise K. Jouffroy & Monique F. Médina
Chapter 8: On the Nature of Morphology: Selected Canonical Variates Analyses of the Hominoid Hindtarsus and Their Interpretation
Robert S. Kidd
Chapter 9: Plant Mechanics and Primate Dental Adaptations: An Overview
Peter W. Lucas
Chapter 10: Convergent Evolution in Brain “Shape”and Locomotion in Primates
Willem de Winter
PART III–IN VIVO ORGANISMAL VERIFICATION OF FUNCTIONAL MODELS
Chapter 11: Jaw Adductor Force and Symphyseal Fusion
William L. Hylander, Christopher J. Vinyard, Matthew J. Ravosa, Callum F. Ross, Christine E. Wall & Kirk R. Johnson
Chapter 12: Hind Limb Drive, Hind Limb Steering? Functional Differences Between Fore and Hind Limbs in Chimpanzee Quadrupedalism
Yu Li, Robin H. Crompton, Weijie Wang, Russell Savage & Michael M. Günther
PART IV–THEORETICAL MODELS IN EVOLUTIONARY MORPHOLOGY
Chapter 13: Becoming Bipedal: How do Theories of Bipedalization Stand Up to Anatomical Scrutiny?
Nina G. Jablonski & George Chaplin
Chapter 14: Modeling Human Walking as an Inverted Pendulum of Varying Length
Jack T. Stern, Jr., Brigitte Demes & D. Casey Kerrigan
Chapter 15: Estimating the Line of Action of Posteriorly Inclined Resultant Jaw Muscle Forces in Mammals Using a Model that Minimizes Functionally Important Distances in the Skull
Walter Stalker Greaves
PART V–PRIMATE DIVERSITY AND EVOLUTION
Chapter 16: The Evolution of Primate Ecology: Patterns of Geography and Phylogeny
John G. Fleagle & Kaye E. Reed
Suggested Citation: ANAPOL, FRED, REBECCA Z. GERMAN AND NINA G. JABLONSKI (eds.). 2004. Shaping Primate Evolution. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. 442 pp.