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RESEARCH MANUSCRIPTS SUBMITTED FOR PEER REVIEW (*= student)
1. Hartstone-Rose A, Kuhn B, Werdelin L, Nalla S, Berger L. A second new species (Vulpes
skinneri n. sp.) from the Au. sediba type locality, Malapa, South Africa
2. Hartstone-Rose A. Hypercarnivory, durophagy or generalized carnivory in the Mio-
Pliocene hyaenids of South Africa?
MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION – PRIMARY AUTHOR ONLY (*= student)
1. Hartstone-Rose A, Allen KL*, Reilly K*, Heckler AL*, Marchi D. Scaling of forearm
muscle fiber architecture in primates.
2. Hartstone-Rose A, Criste TJ*, MacNeill KE*, Heckler AL*, Yasika NA*, Passmore LJ,
Perry JMG. The mechanical properties of primate maximum ingested bite size.
3. Hartstone-Rose A, Donadeo B*, Heckler AL*. The effects of changing zoo diets on tooth
decay, gum disease and cranial malformation.
4. Hartstone-Rose A. The variable presence and morphology of the Lycaon first metacarpal.
5. Hartstone-Rose A, Bovard B*. New remains of the type specimen of Crocuta ultra ultra.
6. Hartstone-Rose A, Perry JMG. Gape, bite force, and body mass prediction of sabertooths
based on modern felid masticatory anatomy.
7. Hartstone-Rose A, Bovard B*, Hartstone-Rose L*. A taxonomic reevaluation of the jackals
of the Sterkfontein Valley.
8. Hartstone-Rose A, Heckler A*, MacNeill K*, Morrow CJ*, Perry JMG. Masticatory
anatomy of Carnivora: scaling, stretch, strength and osteological correlates of muscle
architecture.
9. Hartstone-Rose A, Berger L, Schilling N*, Churchill S. The skeleton of ancestor of wild
dogs, Lycaon sekowei from Gladysvale (Gauteng, South Africa): the most complete
mammal skeleton from the Sterkfontein Valley.
PUBLISHED ABSTRACTS AND PAPERS PRESENTED (*= student)
1. Hartstone-Rose A, Criste TJ*, MacNeill KE*, Yasika NA*, Passmore LJ, Perry JMG, 2012.
The mechanical properties of maximum ingested bite size. American Journal of Physical
Anthropology. Suppl. 54: 161-161
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