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Habiba Chirchir

Assistant Professor, College of Science

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    I am a Biological Anthropologist at Marshall University. I teach Human Anatomy and Human Biology and have interest in developing a course on Human Evolution. My research focuses on understanding the link between the evolution of skeletal anatomy and behavior. Specifically, I research the evolution of modern human skeletal anatomy and how we evolved anatomical features that distinguish us from our ancestors, and our similarities in those features with other mammals with whom we share certain behavioral traits. I study skeletons of humans and other primates, as well as skeletons of felids and canids. I use CT technology and X-ray imaging to examine morphological traits of interest.

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    • Biology
    • Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
    • Evolution
    • Comparative and Evolutionary Physiology
    • Anatomy
    • Anthropology
    • Biological and Physical Anthropology