primate morphology

De árboles y homininos

Speaker at FACSO's Seminar series

Modularity of the wrist in extant hominines

modularity, trait covariation, wrist, hominines

Reply to Modelling hominin evolution requires accurate hominin data

hominins, phylogenetics, encephalization, body mass, Total Evidence dating

Characterizing the body morphology of the first metacarpal in the Homininae using 3D geometric morphometrics

3D geometric morphometrics, African apes, hominins, MC1, semi-landmarks

¿Desde cuándo somos Homo sapiens?

On 30th November 2021, my brother and I will talk about palaeontology and palaeanthropology with the Cerro Navia community, Chile. You can follow Cerro Navia's Facebook page and view the video stream of our talk [here](https://fb.watch/9EBeCVV7Zw/) …

Online TV show on the scientific career of Chilean scientists

On 24th October 2021, I will talk about my scientific career and research as part of the 'Todo tiene su Ciencia' Online TV show. The video stream of my talk is available [here](https://youtu.be/sRryyPaGYLY) [in Spanish].

Divergence-time estimates for hominins provide insight into encephalization and body mass trends in human evolution

hominins, phylogenetics, encephalization, body mass, Total Evidence dating

PCA 3D

Contact: Email: thomas.puschelrouliez@anthro.ox.ac.uk Web: thomas.puschel.com Yesterday I received an email asking me how did I generate the 3D plots displayed in this preprint so I decided to share the process in this post.

S4. Landmark and semi-landmarks used in 'Characterizing the body morphology of the first metacarpal in the Homininae using 3D geometric morphometrics'

Paper authors: Jonathan Morley, Ana Bucchi, Carlos Lorenzo, Thomas A. Püschel Link to preprint Corresponding author: Thomas A. Püschel Contact: Email: thomas.

Primate evolutionary morphology Assessing ecomorphological questions in extant and extinct anthropoids

Talk at the Oxford Palaeoclub about how to assess ecomorphological questions using the virtual morpho-functional toolkit