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DESCRIPTION:LABOR\, LOAD\, AND LOCOMOTION:  Did humans evolve sex-based dif
 ferences in subsistence strategies?  \n\n \n\nCara Wall-Scheffler is a pro
 fessor of biology at Seattle Pacific University. As a biological anthropol
 ogist by training\, her research focuses primarily on human evolution and 
 sexual dimorphism\, especially as they relate to both thermoregulation and
  long-distance locomotion. She approaches her work on human evolution from
  a feminist lens and has published numerous papers with her undergraduate 
 research assistants. Wall-Scheffler focuses much of her time on mentoring 
 undergraduates in research\, as well as implementing evidence-based pedago
 gy into the classroom.\n\n\nhttps://spu.edu/academics/college-applied-natu
 ral-sciences/faculty-staff/wall-scheffler-cara
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LOCATION:Agricultural & Life Sciences Building\, 4001
SUMMARY:Department of Integrative Biology Graduate Student Association Semi
 nar
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.oregonstate.edu/event/department-of-integrativ
 e-biology-graduate-student-association-seminar
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