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The Future of Sustainability & Cow Beef Consumption in India: Urbanization-Linked Inefficiency, a History of Ecological Misconduct, Religious Policy Dynamics, and Insights from Global Practices
K. Rountree
Under Review by Sustainability Science (https://link.springer.com/journal/11625)
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Correlated Shifts in Pelvic and Cranial Morphology and Reproductive Ecology in late Australopithecus
K. Rountree
Core Concepts: Altriciality, Postnatal Brain Development and Metopic Suture Formation in Hominins vs. Primates, Pelvic Morphological Constraints on Locomotion, Palaeoecological Evidence Surrounding the Potential Appearance of Assisted Birth in Australopithecus, Parental Resource Allocation
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Evolutionary Landmarks in the Development of Habitual Bipedalism in Hominins
K. Rountree
Core Concepts: Methods of Locomotion, Savanna Hypothesis & Arborealism, Positioning & Orientation of the Foramen Magnum, Presence of Obturator Externus Groove, Further Site & Specimen Analysis (esp. Australopithecus africanus/afarensis)
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Cultural Influences on Science Communication: A Comparative Study of Space Exploration Narratives between JAXA and NASA
K. Rountree
Core Concepts: Space Exploration Narratives in Japan & the U.S., Public Interest & Faith in Scientific Institutions, Linguistic Adaptation of Scientific Terminology, Intercultural Collaborative Approaches to Science
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Simulated Fitness of Survival Strategies in Radius (2017): Plot vs. Parameters
K. Rountree
Core Concepts: Behavioral Simulations (in Python), Expressing Fitness via Game Theory Notation, Decision & Payoff Matrices, Hollywood vs. Reality
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Zero to Hero: An Analysis of Social vs. Mechanical Capital in Massive Multiplayer Games
K. Rountree
Core Concepts: System Analysis, Case Study-based Hypothesis Testing, Defining Motivation in Cooperation Problems, Formal vs. Informal Group Rules, Expert Practice & Socialization Methods
[Inspired by the work of Dr. Mark Chen at the University of Washington.]