Leslea J. Hlusko

DeMoDa provides an open-access database of 17,308 human dental traits across 32 regions, enabling comparative research on dental morphology and its genetic basis.

This study uses a comprehensive fossil dataset to show that Cenozoic climate changes influenced skeletal diversification in carnivorans, with major transitions occurring during key climatic events.

This study tracks molar wear in captive baboons using a modified Scott scoring system, finding sex-based differences in wear progression despite age differences.

This study examines functional trade-offs and covariation among skeletal regions in carnivorans to understand their ecological adaptations and landscape topology.

This study uses intraoral scanning to quantify dental tissue loss in baboons over time, finding reliable results and individual variation despite a uniform diet.