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I am a second year graduate student in Biocultural Anthropology. My academic interests include; Evolutionary Psychology, Reproductive Endocrinology, Men's Health, Human Behavioral Ecology, Costly Signaling Theory, Extreme Sports, Risk Taking Behavior, Testosterone, Steroid Usage, and High Altitude Adaptations.

My dissertation research will focus on hormonal correlates of behavior, particularly the evolutionary implications of high levels of testosterone in men.


Home CV Biodemography Lab Reproductive Ecology Lab Class	I am a second year graduate student in Biocultural Anthropology. My academic interests include; Evolutionary Psychology, Reproductive Endocrinology, Men's Health, Human Behavioral Ecology, Costly Signaling Theory, Extreme Sports, Risk Taking Behavior, Testosterone, Steroid Usage, and High Altitude Adaptations. My dissertation research will focus on hormonal correlates of behavior, particularly the evolutionary implications of high levels of testosterone in men.
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