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Kristen Ramirez

Innovating anatomical sciences education

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Teaching and Education

Hubs Immersive Learning Environments

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Mozilla Hubs Community Call

Bringing Learners into the Immersive Web: How to Begin

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Educational Resources

3D Printing and Maker Resources for NYU Langone Nursing Students

COVID Crisis Virtual Anatomy Resource from NYU Grossman School of Medicine and BioDigital Human

Radio Health Journal

Research

Prang, Ramirez, Grabowski, and Williams 2021

Gizmodo – What a Fossilized Hand Says About the Last Common Ancestor Between Humans and Chimpanzees

Inverse – 4-million-year-old hand debunks a popular theory of human evolution

The Scientist – Questions Raised About How an Ancient Hominin Moved

Texas A&M Today – Ancient Skeletal Hand Could Reveal Evolutionary Secrets

New Scientist – Earliest human ancestors may have swung on branches like chimps

Daily Mail (UK) – Unravelling the mystery of how humans began walking upright: Analysis of hominin Ardi’s hand suggests our ancient ancestors were ‘swinging from trees like chimps’ until at least 4.4 million years ago

Phys Org – A 4.4 million-year-old skeleton could reveal how early humans began to walk upright

Science News – Ardi may have been more chimplike than initially thought — or not

Here is a link to the article

and to my summary of the analyses

Other

GWU Center for Undergraduate Research

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