Findings help clarify the biogeographic history of the earliest primate relatives and highlight the importance of continued fossil exploration in understudied regions.
Read MoreA professor and a student from Brooklyn College and the CUNY Graduate Center have pruned a branch off the primate tree.
Read MoreFunding for Brooklyn College, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, and seven additional collaborating institutions will help unravel mysteries of how life rebounded after the extinction of the dinosaurs.
Read MoreRenowned paleontologist joins international team that studied the fossil record to understand mammal brain evolution.
Read MoreDespite the ongoing pandemic, there was a lot to celebrate in a year that saw new institutional alliances, big initiatives, prestigious awards, and a safe and successful partial return to
Read MoreFirst fossils of ancient, small-bodied primates provide a big glimpse into how our earliest primate relatives lived 66 million years ago after an asteroid wiped out dinosaurs.
Read MoreResearch chronicling one-million-year fossil-rich timeline with Denver Museum of Nature & Science researchers to appear in Science magazine and highlighted on PBS’ NOVA.
Read MoreStephen Chester, an assistant professor of anthropology and paleontologist from Brooklyn College and The Graduate Center from The City University of New York, was a key collaborator in a groundbreaking
Read MoreWhen Anthropology Professor Stephen Chester takes a group of Brooklyn College students to the mountains out West, they gain new perspective on humanity’s place in time and space.
Read MoreThe 2013/2014 academic year is off to a strong start with faculty members from a wide range of disciplines and a growing enrollment.
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