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The Running Primate: Feats of Strength by Ruralites: the Mountain Series begins

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Ramblings on the evolution of endurance. The evolution of running. Monday, May 18, 2015. Feats of Strength by Ruralites: the Mountain Series begins. The slogan for the Sleepy Hollow Mountain Race in Huntington, VT, is at least as rad as that of the Loon Mountain Race ("No Safe Word"). I'd also like to think it's a nod to Seinfeld. Anyway, for the 4th year in a row, this race- hosted by the super cool and also fast Kasie and Eli Enman- kicked off the USATF-New England Mountain Running Series. 8th, 2010 US...

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The Running Primate: Guest Post: 2015 USA Mountain Running Championships

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Ramblings on the evolution of endurance. The evolution of running. Monday, July 27, 2015. Guest Post: 2015 USA Mountain Running Championships. The following is a guest post by my high school teammate and former Rocky Mountain adventure companion Nick AuYeung on. The 2015 USA Mountain Running Championships this past weekend in Bend, OR. Thanks Drew, I am totally humbled (as expected). Heck an 11 year old girl ran a faster pace than I did! I camped the night before right near the course to give myself a ch...

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The Running Primate: No Safe Word: Loon Mountain Race 2015

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Ramblings on the evolution of endurance. The evolution of running. Monday, July 6, 2015. No Safe Word: Loon Mountain Race 2015. Michaela (aka Wifey) and I headed up to Lincoln NH on Friday to make a long weekend of the Loon Mountain Race, stop #5 on the USATF-New England Mountain Series. This year also served as the USATF-NE mountain championship race, the mountain part of the USATF-NE all-terrain runner series, so it would be more competitive than the other races this year. ( Last year's race. In May wh...

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The Running Primate: Anisotropy!

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Ramblings on the evolution of endurance. The evolution of running. Tuesday, July 7, 2015. I'm finally starting to write up my trabecular bone project. But I'm doing some final data analysis as well. Taking the advice of folks I met at the Paleoanthro meeting in San Fran, I've spent the last few weeks feeding my calcaneus and first metatarsal CT scan data through a new program to measure a final variable: aniostropy. What, praytell, is anisotropy? I'm glad you asked. Let's back up. 1st metatarsal, 9 mm th...

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Computational Social Science Institute. The UMass Computational Social Science Institute is a diverse interdisciplinary community using computational models and methods to help us understand the social world. The Institute promotes dialog and collaboration across our 68 faculty affiliates from 23 departments in 9 colleges at the University of Massachusetts. Paul M. Collins, Jr. Civil and Environmental Engineering. Health Promotion and Policy. Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. Justin H. Gross.

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Links | Tim Webster

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School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University. Skip to primary content. PhD Advisor; Yale University). Postdoc Advisor; Arizona State University). Rebecca Jeanne Andrew Memorial Fund. Yale Institute for Biospheric Studies. Yale University Department of Anthropology. Yale University Graduate School. Field sites at which I’ve worked. Also see the project page from Prof. David Watts’s website. Center for Evolution and Medicine. School of Life Sciences. Department of Anthropology, Yale University.

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Computational Social Science Institute – UMass Amherst – Home

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Computational Social Science Institute. Justin H. Gross. Mark C. Pachucki. Center for Public Policy and Administration. N366 Integrative Learning Center. Paul M. Collins, Jr. 226 South College Building. National Center for Public Policy and Administration. Civil and Environmental Engineering. Health Promotion and Policy. Seth K. Goldman. N370 Integrative Learning Center. Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. Center for Public Policy and Administration. David E. Huber. Psychological and Brain Sciences.

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The Running Primate: Race Report: USA Mountain Running Championships

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Ramblings on the evolution of endurance. The evolution of running. Friday, July 11, 2014. Race Report: USA Mountain Running Championships. Another July, another trip to the Loon Mountain Race in the Whites, a stop on the USATF-New England mountain running tour.only this time it was the USATF national championship race for mountain running. I've had this race in mind all year, starting specific (read: miserable) workouts in January. I blogged. Race map, courtesy acidotic RACING. So what of the new course?

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About - Lydia Beaudrot, PhD

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Lydia Beaudrot, PhD. Assistant Professor, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Fellow, Michigan Society of Fellows. 2039 Kraus Natural Science Building. Ann Arbor, MI 48109. 8203; Curriculum Vitae. In September 2015, I joined the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Faculty at the University of Michigan and the Michigan Society of Fellows. I was previously a postdoctoral associate with Conservation International. And the TEAM Network. Andrew J. Marshall. In the Department of Anthrop...