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Elicia F. Abella Data-verified
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Graduate Teaching Assistant
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2 h-index
5 pubs
94 cited
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Elicia F. Abella's research investigates insights into early human evolution through the analysis of fossil primate teeth. Her work specifically examines molar cusp proportions in fossil cercopithecoids from Laetoli, Tanzania. This research contributes to understanding primate evolutionary history and its connections to human origins.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 5
- Citations: 94
Selected Publications
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What can monkey fossils tell us about early human evolution? New insights from the analysis of molar cusp proportions in fossil cercopithecoids from Laetoli, Tanzania (2022)
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Andrew S. Deane
Indiana University School of Medicine
1 shared publication
- What can monkey fossils tell us about early human evolution? New insights from the analysis of molar cusp proportions in fossil cercopithecoids from Laetoli, Tanzania
N. Dodd
Indiana University Indianapolis
1 shared publication
- What can monkey fossils tell us about early human evolution? New insights from the analysis of molar cusp proportions in fossil cercopithecoids from Laetoli, Tanzania
Ayla Vandergriff
Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis (US)
1 shared publication
- What can monkey fossils tell us about early human evolution? New insights from the analysis of molar cusp proportions in fossil cercopithecoids from Laetoli, Tanzania
Jessica Rachel
Indiana University Indianapolis
1 shared publication
- What can monkey fossils tell us about early human evolution? New insights from the analysis of molar cusp proportions in fossil cercopithecoids from Laetoli, Tanzania
Charles M. Musiba
University of Colorado Denver (US)
1 shared publication
- What can monkey fossils tell us about early human evolution? New insights from the analysis of molar cusp proportions in fossil cercopithecoids from Laetoli, Tanzania
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