ANDREW KRAMER

Curriculum Vitae

Mailing address: Home address: Department of Anthropology 9500 Gulf Park Drive University of Knoxville, TN 37923 250 South Stadium Hall (865) 531-0872 Knoxville, TN 37996-0720 phone: (865) 974-4408 fax: (865) 974-2686 email: [email protected] website: http://web.utk.edu/~akramer/

Born: October 25, 1958, Brooklyn, New York

Current Position

Professor (2006-Present) and Head (2000-Present), Department of Anthropology, , Knoxville. Responsibilities include: course instruction, conducting paleoanthropological research, assisting students in their academic development and departmental administration.

Education

1989, Ph.D, Anthropology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Dissertation: “The Evolutionary and Taxonomic Affinities of the of Central Java, Indonesia” Chair: Professor Milford H. Wolpoff

1982, M.A., Anthropology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

1980, B.A., Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley. Graduated with “High Honors with Great Distinction in Academic Field” and inducted into Phi Beta Kappa

Honors and Awards

June 2000. Science Alliance Research Award - UT/ORNL Science Alliance

Academic Year 1999-2000. Named Scholar-in-the-Schools - College of Arts & Sciences, UTK

August 1997. Junior Faculty Teaching Award - College of Arts & Sciences, UTK

April 1996. Certificate of Merit for Scholarly Achievement in the Social Sciences - Phi Beta Kappa, Epsilon of Tennessee Chapter, UTK

September 1995. Award for Excellence in Academic Advising - College of Arts & Sciences.

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Professional Affiliations

American Association of Physical Anthropologists; Society; National Center for Science Education, Inc.

University of Tennessee and Knoxville Community Service

Faculty Senator, elected to three-year terms: 1992-1994, 1997-2000. Member of the Research Council: 1993-1995, 1997-2000 Vice-Chair of Research Council: 1999-2000 Member of the Teaching Council: 1998-2000

Faculty Advisor, College of Arts and Sciences Advising Center Staff (1992-1995). Advising Coordinator, Department of Anthropology (1992-Present).

Faculty Sponsor: Lambda Alpha Honors Society; Undergraduate Anthropology Association.

Faculty Speaker, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Speakers Bureau, presenting ~3 lectures per year to school and civic groups.

Previous Academic Positions

August 1996 to July 2006. Associate Professor, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Department of Anthropology. Instructed two courses per semester, conducted paleoanthropological research and assisted students in their academic development.

August 1990 to July 1996. Assistant Professor, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Department of Anthropology. Instructed two courses per semester, conducted paleoanthropological research and assisted students in their academic development.

January 1990 to April 1990. Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Michigan, Department of Anthropology. Responsibilities included instructing the Introductory Biological Anthropology course, organizing discussion sections, overseeing the teaching assistants and meeting with the Honors section.

September 1989 to November 1989. Visiting Lecturer, University of Michigan Medical School, Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology. Instructed dental and graduate students in dissections of the head and neck, prepared practical examinations.

September 1984 to December 1984. Assistant Instructor, University of Michigan Medical School, Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology. Assisted medical students in dissections of Human Gross Anatomy and prepared practical examinations.

September 1981 to July 1986. Teaching Assistant, University of Michigan, Department of Anthropology. Conducted discussion sections, presented occasional lectures, graded exams.

December 1980 to July 1981. Research Assistant, University of Michigan, Center for Human Growth and Development. Analyzed data concerning smoking and pregnancy for Dr. S. Garn. April, 2014 A. Kramer, C.V., Page 3

Courses Taught

University of Tennessee, Knoxville (1990-Present)

Department of Anthropology: ANTH 110 Human Origins (Introductory large-lecture course) ANTH/EEB 305 Evolution and Society (Junior/Senior lecture/discussion course developed and taught with Dr. Gary McCracken, EEB) ANTH 357 Junior Honors in Anthropology (Junior lecture/discussion course) ANTH 450 Current Trends in Anthropology (Upper Division visiting lecture course) ANTH 457 Senior Honors Thesis in Anthropology (Directed senior research) ANTH 459 Creationism and Evolution (Junior/Senior seminar) ANTH 490 Evolution (Upper Division/Graduate lecture course) ANTH 495/582 Human Paleontology/Paleoanthropology (UD/Graduate lecture & lab) ANTH 501 Graduate Research - Visiting Lecturers (Graduate visiting lecture course) ANTH 522 Peoples and Cultures of the European Middle Paleolithic (Graduate seminar taught with Dr. Jan Simek) ANTH 590 Method and Theory in Biological Anthropology (Graduate core course developed and taught with Dr. Lyle Konigsberg) ANTH 690 Human Sociobiology (Doctoral seminar taught with Dr. Suzette Tardif) ANTH 691 Evolutionary Theory (Doctoral seminar) ANTH 691 History of Paleoanthropology (Doctoral seminar) ANTH 691 Current Controversies in Paleoanthropology (Doctoral seminar) ANTH 691 Modern Human Origins (Doctoral seminar) ANTH 691 Hybridization: Baboons & Neandertals (Doctoral seminar)

University Honors Program: UH 338 Creation Science vs. Human Evolution (Junior Honors’ seminar)

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (1981-1990)

Department of Anthropology: Introduction to Biological Anthropology

Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology: Human Gross Anatomy of the Head and Neck

Courses taught as a Teaching Assistant: Introduction to Anthropology, under C. Kottak. Introduction to Biological Anthropology, under: H. Gilmore, P. Whitten, V.J. Vitzthum, J. Brainard, L. Sattenspiel, R. Wrangham, C.L. Brace, M.H. Wolpoff. Primate Social Behavior, under R. Wrangham. The Concept of Race, under C.L. Brace. Man, under M.H. Wolpoff. Human Gross Anatomy, under W. Burckle.

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Graduate Students Directed

Adam D. Sylvester (Ph.D. 2006) Dissertation: “The Decoupling Hypothesis: A New Idea for the Origin of Hominid Bipedalism.” Lecturer, School of Life Sciences, University of Glasgow.

Daniel C. Weinand (Ph.D. 2005) Dissertation: “A Reevaluation of the Paleoenvironmental Reconstructions Associated with erectus from Java, Indonesia, Based on the Functional Morphology of Fossil Bovid Astragali.” Teacher, West High School, Knoxville, Tennessee.

Arthur C. Durband (Ph.D. 2004) Dissertation: “A Test of the Multiregional Hypothesis of Modern Human Origins Using Basicranial Evidence from Indonesia and Australia.” Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, Texas Tech University.

Steven M. Donnelly (Ph.D. 1996) Dissertation: “Size and Shape Variation in Early East African Homo and the Validity of Homo habilis as a Single Species.” Currently Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Utah.

James H. Kidder (Ph.D. 1996) Dissertation: “Defining Anatomically Modern Homo Sapiens: A Size and Shape Approach.” (Co-chair with Fred H. Smith) Research Assistant Professor, UTK.

Juliet K. Brophy (M.A. 2004) Thesis: “Preliminary Report on the Faunal Remains and Taphonomic Analysis of Plover’s Lake Cave, Cradle of Humankind, South Africa.” Currently in doctoral program in Anthropology, Texas A&M University.

Lauren D. Cox (M.A. 2004) Thesis: “Effects of Group Composition and Mating Season on the Agonistic and Affiliative Behavior of Rhesus Macaques (Macaca mulatta).” Currently in doctoral program in Anthropology, Louisiana State University.

Adam D. Sylvester (M.A. 2000) Thesis: “Joint Surface Area Proportions and Articular Curvature in AL 288-1: A Functional Interpretation.”

Stephen M. Olah (M.A. 2000) Thesis: “Non-metric Cranial and Mandibular Trait Frequency Patterns and their Implications for Modern Human Origins.”

Deborah L. Cornell (M.A. 1998) Thesis: “The Morphometric Relationship of Upper Cave 101 and 103 to Modern Homo sapiens.” Ph.D. (2005) University of Missouri.

Kimberly A. Dingess (M.A. 1998) Thesis: “Towards Identifying Hominid Tooth Modifications on Bone: A Comparative Analysis of captive Chimpanzee and Carnivore Tooth Marks.” Currently in doctoral program in Anthropology, Indiana University.

W. Leigh Moore (M.A. 1998) Thesis: “A Test of the Single Species Hypothesis in the Upper Pleistocene Levant using Multivariate Analysis of Mandibular Measurements.” Currently in doctoral program in Anthropology, UTK.

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Brandy L. O’Neil (M.A. 1998) Thesis: “Latitudinal Gradient in the Body Mass Index (BMI), and the BMI’s Geometric and Statistical Relationships to the Surface Area: Volume Ratio and Body Shape.” Currently in doctoral program in Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania.

Clare K. Stott (M.A. 1997) Thesis: “Aspects of Ecology and Adaptation with an Emphasis on Hominoid Evolution.” Currently in doctoral program in Anthropology, University of New Mexico.

Amy R. Shook (M.A. 1994) Thesis: “A Morphometric Analysis of the Hominid Iliac Crest.” Currently Director of Education, Henry M. Flagler Museum, Palm Beach, Florida.

Sponsored Research

June-July 1999. Field Research - West Java, Indonesia, directed geological, paleontological and paleoanthropological field excavations and surveys at the Cipasang and Cisanca Rivers, Rancah District, with Dr. Tony Djubiantono, Director of the Archaeological Research and Development Center, Bandung, West Java. Other senior team members included: Dr. Fachroel Aziz (Vertebrate Paleontologist), Senior Researcher, Quaternary Geology Laboratory of the Geological Research and Development Center, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia, Dr. Bill Hames (Geochronologist), Associate Professor, Department of Geology, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama and Dr. Mike Elam (Archaeometrist), Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Funded by:

National Science Foundation Continuing Grant (SBR-9870751): “Hominid Evolution in Southeast Asia: A Multidisciplinary Field Project in West Java, Indonesia” Date Awarded: August 1, 1998 Duration: 3 years Amount: $32,659

Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, Inc., International Collaborative Research Grant (ICRG-23): “Continued Multidisciplinary Fieldwork in West Java, Indonesia,” co-grantee: Dr. Tony Djubiantono Date Awarded: April 20, 1998 Duration: 2 years Amount: $12,250

L.S.B. Leakey Foundation General Grant: “Continuing Paleoanthropological Field Research in West Java, Indonesia” Date Awarded: June 18, 1998 Duration: 2 years Amount: $4000

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UTK Scholarly Activities Research Incentive Fund (SARIF) - Graduate Research Award for Arthur Durband Date Awarded: April 3, 1998 Duration: Summer 1998 Amount: $3000

June 1997. Field Research - West Java, Indonesia, co-directed preliminary geological and paleontological field surveys and excavations near the communities of Rancah and Baribis with Dr. Tony Djubiantono, Director of the Archaeological Research and Development Center, Bandung, West Java.

Funded by:

UTK Professional Development Award (Faculty Research): “Preparatory Paleoanthropological Field Work in West Java, Indonesia.” Date Awarded: January 16, 1997 Duration: 1 academic year Amount: $3500

June-July 1995. Museum Research - Java, Indonesia, collected metric and non-metric data from original Lower/Middle Pleistocene hominid cranial from Sangiran, Ngandong and Sambungmacan under the auspices of Dr. S. Sartono (Paleontology Laboratory, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Bandung, West Java), Dr. T. Jacob (Head, Department of Bioanthropology and Paleoanthropology, Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Central Java) and Dr. F. Aziz (Quaternary Geology Laboratory, Geological Research and Development Center, Bandung, West Java).

Funded by:

National Science Foundation Standard Grant (SBR-9405303): “Pleistocene Hominid Evolution in Australasia: A Pilot Study” Date Awarded: April 27, 1995 Duration: 1 year Amount: $11,790

Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, Inc., Small Grant (#5868): “Hominid Biological and Behavioral Evolution in Australasia: Evidence from the Sangiran Dome, Central Java, Indonesia” Date Awarded: April 11, 1995 Duration: 1 year Amount: $3876

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Spring/Summer 1993. Museum Research - Domestic, collected great ape cranio-metric data at the National Museum of Natural History, Washington DC, the American Museum of Natural History, New York City and the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, Cleveland, Ohio.

Funded by:

UTK Professional Development Award (Faculty Research): “Cranial variation in living apes and humans as a model for understanding fossil hominoid variability” Date Awarded: January 25, 1993 Duration: 1 academic year Amount: $4000

September-December 1987. Museum Research - , Kenya, studied originals, and primary casts, of earliest Javan fossil hominid remains at the Senckenberg Institute, Frankfurt, Germany, under Dr. J. L. Franzen. Studied series of chimpanzees at the Anthropological Institute of the J.W. Goethe University, Frankfurt, under Dr. R. Protsch. Studied the “Mauer ” at the Geological and Palaeontological Institute of the University of Heidelberg under Dr. R. Kraatz. Studied original fossil remains of Kenyan and Tanzanian Plio/Pleistocene hominids, and Kenyan Homo sapiens, at the National Museums of Kenya, Nairobi, under Director R.E.F. Leakey.

Funded by:

Rackham Dissertation Grant, Rackham Graduate School, University of Michigan. Date Awarded: March 12, 1987 Duration: 1 academic year Amount: $1250 Sigma Xi Grants-in-Aid, Sigma Xi: The Scientific Research Society. Date Awarded: June 26, 1987 Duration: 1 academic year Amount: $587 N. Scott Turner Fund, Department of Geological Sciences, University of Michigan. Date Awarded: July 15, 1987 Duration: 1 academic year Amount: $574 Margaret Wray French Fund, Department of Anthropology, University of Michigan. Date Awarded: May 17, 1987 Duration: 1 academic year Amount: $541

Other Grants and Fellowships

2001. Travel Grant, College of Arts & Sciences, Office of Research, and the Department of Anthropology of the University of Tennessee. Purpose: Defray expenses for travel to the conference: XVIth International Symposium on Morphological Sciences, Sun City, South Africa, July 25. Amount: $1980 April, 2014 A. Kramer, C.V., Page 8

2000. Interdisciplinary and Collaborative Course Development Award from the Council for Intellectual & Cultural Expression (ICE) to develop the course: “Evolution & Society” with Dr. Claudia Melear (College of Education) and Dr. Mitch Cruzan (EEB). Amount: $7200

2000. Travel Grant, College of Arts & Sciences, Office of Research Administration, and the Department of Anthropology of the University of Tennessee. Purpose: Defray expenses for travel to the conference: Towards Ahead: The Geological Museum in a Changing World, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia, August 22-24. Amount: $2700

1998. Travel Grant, College of Arts & Sciences, Office of Research Administration, and the Department of Anthropology of the University of Tennessee. Purpose: Defray expenses for travel to the conference: Origin of Settlements and Chronology of Paleolithic Cultures in Southeast Asia, Paris, , June 3-5. Amount: $1640

1992. Travel Grant, College of Liberal Arts, Office of Research Administration, and the Department of Anthropology of the University of Tennessee. Purpose: Defray expenses for travel to the Third International Congress on Human Paleontology, Jerusalem, Israel, August 23-28. Amount: $1500

1991. Travel Grant, Senckenberg Institute, Frankfurt, Germany. Purpose: Defray expenses for travel to the Fourth International Senckenberg Conference, Frankfurt, Germany, December 2-6. Amount: DM 1200 (~$740)

1991. The National Center for Science Education, Inc.: Awarded complete set of Teaching Casts and course materials for participation as one of ten Professional Liaisons for the “Stones and Bones” Project which teaches physical anthropology at the high school level. Total Value: $1235

1989. Rackham One Term Dissertation Fellowship, Rackham Graduate School, University of Michigan. Purpose: Dissertation completion and tuition waiver. Amount: $4300

1988. Block Grant, Rackham Graduate School and Department of Anthropology, University of Michigan. Purpose: Write-up funds for completion of dissertation. Amount: $2000

Creative Achievement

Curator of permanent installation of the exhibit “The Origins of Humanity: Searching for our Fossil Ancestors” in the McClung Museum that opened August 20, 2004. The exhibition received a 2004 Award of Excellence from the Tennessee Association of Museums (TAM), announced at TAM’s annual meeting convened in Clarksville, TN, March 22-24, 2005.

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Invited Professional Presentations

Kramer, A (2008) The Darwin Day Teachers’ Workshop at the University of Tennessee: Scientists Aiding Teachers who Confront Challenges to Teaching Evolution in Public Schools. Invited Paper presented in the symposium “Teaching Evolution and Promoting Quality Science Education” (organized by AM Christensen, AD Sylvester & BJ Carroll) before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Columbus, OH, April 12.

Kramer, A (2007) Teaching the “E-Word” in Tennessee: Student Misconceptions and the Persistence of Anti-Evolutionary Ideas. Invited Paper presented in the symposium “Say What You Mean and Mean What You Say: Paleoanthropologists Honor their Mentor Milford H. Wolpoff” (organized by KR Rosenberg & DW Frayer) before the American Anthropological Association, Washington DC, November 29.

Kramer, A, Djubiantono, T, Aziz, F, Bogard, JS, Weeks, RA, and Hames, WE Elam, JM, Weinand, DC, Durband, AC, and Agus (2004) Taxonomic affinities and geochronological age of RH1, the first fossil hominid from West Java, Indonesia. Invited Paper presented in the symposium: “The Current State of Paleoanthropological Research in East and Southeast Asia” before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Tampa, FL, April 16.

Kramer, A, Elam, JM, Durband, AC, Weinand, DC, Djubiantono, T, Aziz, F, Weeks, RA, Bogard, JS, and Hames, WE (2002) Radiometric Ages of Faunal and Hominid-Bearing Sites in West Java: Preliminary Results from the 1999 Field Season. Invited Paper presented at the XVIIth Congress of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association, Taipei, Republic of China (Taiwan), September 10.

Kramer, A, and Konigsberg, LW (2001) Metric approaches to species recognition: A fossil test of the finite mixture method. Invited Paper presented at the XVIth International Symposium on Morphological Sciences, Sun City, South Africa, July 25.

Kramer, A, Elam, JM, Durband, AC, Weinand, DC, Djubiantono, T, Aziz, F, and Hames, WE (2000) Multidisciplinary Paleoanthropological Excavations in West Java: Report from the 1999 Field Season. Invited Paper presented at the conference: Towards Ahead: The Geological Museum in a Changing World, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia, August 23.

Weinand, DC, Elam, JM, Durband, AC, Kramer, A, Djubiantono, T, Aziz, F, Hames, WE, Weeks, R, and Bogard, J (2000) Electron Spin Resonance (ESR) Dating of Fossil Bovid Teeth From Rancah, West Java. Invited Paper presented at the conference: Towards Ahead: The Geological Museum in a Changing World, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia, August 23.

Kramer, A, and Olah, SM (1999) Patterns of non-metric trait frequency and the emergence of modern human cranio-facial form. Invited Paper presented in the symposium “The Emergence of Modern Humans” (organized by CL Brace) before the American Anthropological Association, Chicago, November 20.

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Kramer, A (1998) Evolution and religion: Is there necessarily a conflict? Invited Lecture presented in the Maryville College Community Forum Fall Lecture Series, Maryville, TN, October 26.

Kramer, A, and Donnelly, SM (1998) Species recognition among the robust hominids from Java. Invited Paper presented at the conference: Origin of Settlements and Chronology of Paleolithic Cultures in Southeast Asia, Paris, France, June 4.

Kramer, A (1995) Modern human origins: the fossil evidence. Guest Lecture presented before the faculty and students of the Geology Department of the National College of Engineering, Yogyakarta, Central Java, Indonesia, July 3.

Kramer, A (1995) Invited Panelist in Plenary Session: "Confronting Creationism in 1990s", organized by L Godfrey and A Petto, presented before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Oakland, CA, March 30.

Kramer, A (1995) Species recognition and evolutionary patterns in Homo. Sponsored Lecture presented before the Department of Biological Anthropology and Anatomy, Duke University, Durham, NC, February 13.

Kramer, A, Crummett, TL, and Wolpoff, MH (1992) Morphological diversity in the Upper Pleistocene hominids of the Levant: Two species? Invited Paper presented at the Third International Congress on Human Paleontology, Jerusalem, Israel, August 25.

Kramer, A (1992) The origins of polytypism in the hominid fossil record. Invited Paper presented in the symposium "Does still Exist?" (organizers: MH Wolpoff and A Thorne) before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Las Vegas, April 3.

Kramer, A (1991) What is "Meganthropus palaeojavanicus Koenigswald, 1941?" Invited Paper presented at the Fourth International Senckenberg Conference: "One Hundred Years of Pithecanthropus: The Homo erectus Problem," Frankfurt, Germany, December 5.

Kramer, A (1991) Did "Eve" exist? Modern human origins and the Australasian evidence. Sponsored Lecture presented before the Department of Anthropology, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, April 15.

Kramer, A (1991) Controversies in modern human origins: the fossil evidence from Java. Sponsored Lecture presented before the Department of Anthropology, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, February 21.

Kramer, A (1991) The evolution of the earliest Javans: implications for the ancestry of Australians. Sponsored Lecture presented before the Department of Anthropology, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, February 12.

Kramer, A (1988) "Meganthropus" from Java: Homo erectus or ? Sponsored Lecture presented before the Department of Anthropology, SUNY-Geneseo, Geneseo, New York, February 13. April, 2014 A. Kramer, C.V., Page 11

Kramer, A (1987) The "Meganthropus" problem. Guest Lecture presented before the Monthly Curatorial Staff Meeting of the National Museums of Kenya, Nairobi, November 19.

Contributed Professional Presentations

Dautartas, AM, Algee-Hewitt, BFB, Driscoll, KRD, Eleazer, CD, Godde, K, Hulsey, BI and Kramer, A (2013) Identifying hominin hybridity in light of : Testing a Papio model using craniometrics. Poster presented before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists. Knoxville, TN, April 11.

Fulwood, Ethan L. and Andrew Kramer (2012) Size variability in the prosimian skeleton: Testing for the effects of locomotion. American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Portland, OR, April 11 (Undergraduate Poster Symposium).

Cole TM, Cunningham DL, Grine FE, Kramer A, & Wolpoff MH (2011) Dental metric variation in Homo erectus sensu lato. Paper presented (by Cole) before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Minneapolis, MN, April 14. Abstract: American Journal of Physical Anthropology S52:110.

Kramer, A, Algee-Hewitt, BFB, Dautartas, AM, Driscoll, KRD, Eleazer, CD, Godde, K, Hulsey, BI (2009) Finite questions and fuzzy answers: exploring Neandertal/human admixture through baboon analogues. Poster presented before the Paleoanthropology Society, Chicago, Illinois, April 1.

Kramer, A, and Durband, AC (2007) Hominid species number at Sangiran: A randomization test of the dental evidence. Presented before the Paleoanthropology Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 28.

Kramer, A, Elam, JM, Djubiantono, T, Aziz, F, and Hames, WE (2000) 1999 Excavations in the Rancah District, West Java, Indonesia. Presented before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, San Antonio, Texas, April 15.

Kramer, A, and Djubiantono, T (1998) Preliminary paleoanthropological field research in West Java, Indonesia. Presented before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Salt Lake City, Utah, April 3.

Donnelly, SM, and Kramer, A (1997) Testing for multiple species in fossil samples: A randomization test for comparing variances. Presented (by Donnelly) before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, St. Louis, Missouri, April 5.

Konigsberg, LW, and Kramer, A (1996) Co-organizers and Co-chairs of symposium titled "Genetic and quantitative approaches in paleoanthropology." Presented before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Durham, North Carolina, April 12.

Kramer, A, and Konigsberg, LW (1996) Recognizing species diversity among hominoids: a simulation test using missing data finite mixture analysis. Presented before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Durham, North Carolina, April 12. April, 2014 A. Kramer, C.V., Page 12

Kramer, A (1994) Craniometric variation in extant large-bodied hominoids: testing single-species hypotheses in fossil hominid samples. Presented before the 3rd Annual Meeting of the Paleoanthropology Society, Anaheim CA, April 19.

Kramer, A (1993) "Stones & Bones": Bringing physical anthropology to secondary schools. Presented before the Tennessee Science Teachers Association, Nashville, November 6.

Crummett, TL, Kramer, A, and Wolpoff, MH (1992) Two human species in the late Pleistocene Levant? Poster presented (by Crummett) before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Las Vegas, April 4.

Kramer, A (1991) Principal components analysis as a predictor of sexual dimorphism in unknown fossil samples. Presented before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Milwaukee, April 6.

Kramer, A (1990) The ancestry of modern Australasians: Evidence from the Early Pleistocene of Java. Presented before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Miami, Florida, April 6.

Kramer, A (1989) Sex and size: Species or sex differences in the Javan hominids of the Lower Pleistocene? Presented before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, San Diego, California, April 7.

Kramer, A (1988) Chair/Organizer of symposium: "Sexual Dimorphism in Humans and their Ancestors". Presented before the American Anthropological Association, Phoenix, Arizona, November 20.

Kramer, A (1988) Sexual dimorphism in the hominid fossil record: The Sangiran remains. Presented before the American Anthropological Association, Phoenix, November 20.

Kramer, A (1984) The evolutionary and taxonomic affinities of “Meganthropus”. Presented before the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, April 14.

Kramer, A (1983) Hominid-pongid distinctiveness in the fossil record. Presented before the American Anthropological Association, Chicago, Illinois, November 16.

Publications Journal Articles

Fulwood, EL, and Kramer, A (2013) Brief communication: Effect of size biases in the coefficient of variation on assessing intraspecific variability in the prosimian skeleton. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 152(1):151-155. (http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ajpa.22334/full)

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Kramer, A, Durband, AD and Weinand, DC (2009) Teaching the “E-Word” in Tennessee: Student misconceptions and the persistence of anti-evolutionary ideas. Reports of the National Center for Science Education 29(6):18-22, 27-28.

Kramer, A (2005) Biospeciation versus morphospeciation in the later human fossil record: Lessons learned from non-human primate socioecology. Anthropologie - International Journal of the Science of Man 43(2-3):199-206.

Kramer, A, Djubiantono, T, Aziz, F, Bogard, JS, Weeks, RA, Weinand, DC, Hames, WE, Elam, JM, Durband, AC, and Agus (2005) The first hominid fossil recovered from West Java, Indonesia. Journal of Human Evolution 48:661-667.

Weeks, RA, Bogard, JS, Elam, JM, Weinand, DC and Kramer, A (2003) Effects of thermal annealing on the radiation produced electron paramagnetic resonance spectra of bovine and equine tooth enamel: Fossil and modern. Journal of Applied Physics 93(12):9880- 9889.

Kramer, A (2002) Review Essay: A century of Indonesian paleoanthropology, or from Java with love. Evolutionary Anthropology 11:125-126.

Kramer, A, Weinand, DC, Djubiantono, T, Aziz, F, Hames, WE, Elam, JM, Bogard, JS, Weeks, RA, Sumarinda, I, Agus, Durband, AC (2001) Multidisciplinary paleoanthropological excavations in the Rancah district of West Java: Report from the 1999 field season. Geological Research and Development Centre (Bandung, Indonesia) Special Publication 27, pp. 67-79.

Kramer, A, Crummett, TL, and Wolpoff, MH (2001) Out of Africa and into the Levant: Replacement or admixture in western Asia? Quaternary International 75:51-63.

Kramer, A (1999) Paleoanthropology in the 1990s: Current foci and future directions. Reviews in Anthropology 28:17-31.

Kramer, A, and Konigsberg, LW (1999) Recognizing species diversity among large-bodied hominoids: a simulation test using missing data finite mixture analysis. Journal of Human Evolution 36:409-421.

Donnelly, SM, and Kramer, A (1999) Testing for multiple species in fossil samples: An evaluation and comparison of tests for equal relative variation. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 108:507-529.

Kramer, A, Donnelly, SM, Kidder, JH, Ousley, SD, and Olah, SM (1995) Craniometric variation in large-bodied hominoids: Testing the single-species hypothesis for Homo habilis. Journal of Human Evolution 29:443-462.

Kramer, A (1994) A critical analysis of claims for the existence of Southeast Asian . Journal of Human Evolution 26:3-21.

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Konigsberg, LW, Kramer, A, Donnelly, SM, Relethford, JH, and Blangero, J (1994) Modern human origins. Nature 372: 228-229.

Kramer, A, and Konigsberg, LW (1994) The phyletic position of Sangiran 6 as determined by multivariate analyses. Courier Forschungsinstitut Senckenberg 171:105-114.

Kramer, A (1993) Human taxonomic diversity in the Pleistocene: Does Homo erectus represent multiple hominid species? American Journal of Physical Anthropology 91:161-171.

Kramer, A (1993) Le Mganthrope. Les Dossiers d'Archologie, No. 184, p. 40. Special issue: "Le Pithecanthrope de Java -  la Dcouvert du Chaon Manquant."

Kramer, A (1991) Modern human origins in Australasia: Replacement or evolution? American Journal of Physical Anthropology 86:455-473.

Kramer, A (1986) Hominid-pongid distinctiveness in the Miocene-Pliocene fossil record: The Lothagam mandible. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 70:457-473.

Textbook Ancillaries

Kramer, A (2006) Study Guide for Jurmain, Kilgore and Trevathan’s Essentials of Physical Anthropology, Sixth Edition. Belmont, CA: Thomson Wadsworth, 246 pp. ISBN 0-495- 00390-5.

Kramer, A (2005) Study Guide for Jurmain, Kilgore, Trevathan, and Nelson’s Introduction to Physical Anthropology, Tenth Edition. Belmont, CA: Thomson Wadsworth, 288 pp. ISBN 0-534-63906-2.

Kramer, A (2004) Study Guide for Jurmain, Kilgore, Trevathan, and Nelson’s Essentials of Physical Anthropology, Fifth Edition. Belmont, CA: Thomson Wadsworth, 242 pp. ISBN 0-534-61437-X

Kramer, A (2003) Study Guide for Jurmain, Kilgore, Trevathan, and Nelson’s Introduction to Physical Anthropology, Ninth Edition. Belmont, CA: Thomson Wadsworth, 281 pp. ISBN 0-534-58790-9

Book Chapters

Kramer, Andrew (Topic Editor) (2011) Contributed 46 entries on Indonesian, Australian and Chinese paleoanthropology in Wood BA (Editor): Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Human Evolution. London: Wiley-Blackwell.

Kramer, A (2002) Paleoanthropology at home and in the field. In AS Ryan (ed.): A Guide to Careers in Physical Anthropology. Westport, CT: Bergin & Garvey, pp. 65-83.

Kramer, A (2002) The natural history and evolutionary fate of Homo erectus. In PN Peregrine, CR Ember, and M Ember (eds.): Physical Anthropology: Original Readings in Method and Practice. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, pp. 140-154 (Reprinted from 1995). April, 2014 A. Kramer, C.V., Page 15

Kramer, A, and Donnelly, SM (2001) Species recognition among the robust hominids from Java. In F Sémah, C Falguères, D Grimaud-Hervé, and A-M Sémah (eds.) Origin of Settlements and Chronology of the Paleolithic Cultures in Southeast Asia. Paris: Semenanjung, pp. 359-375.

Garn, SM, Ridella, SA, and Kramer, A (1982) Effect of smoking during pregnancy on the mother and the conceptus. In Alternative Dietary Practices and Nutritional Abuses in Pregnancy, National Academy Press, Washington, DC pp. 160-190.

Technical Report

Bogard, JS, Murray, ME, Weeks, RA, Weinand, DC, Elam, JM and Kramer, A (2004) Age of an Indonesian Fossil Tooth Determined by Electron Paramagnetic Resonance, ORNL/TM- 2004/85, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, April 2004.

Book Reviews

Kramer, Andrew (2013) The Fossil Chronicles: How Two Controversial Discoveries Changed our View of Human Evolution by Dean Falk. Reports of the National Center for Science Education 3 (2):15 (synopsis). Full review published online: http://reports.ncse.com/index.php/rncse/article/view/212/268

Kramer, A (2008) The Evolution and History of Human Populations in South Asia. Edited by Michael D. Petraglia and Bridget Allchin. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 137:119-120.

Kramer, A (2005) Neanderthals in the Levant: Behavioral Organization and the Beginnings of Human Modernity. Edited by Donald O. Henry. Geoarcheology: An International Journal 20:425-427.

Kramer, A (2001) Adventures in the Bone Trade: The Race to Discover Human Ancestors in Ethiopia’s Afar Depression by Jon Kalb. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 115:292-293.

Kramer, A (2000) Becoming Human: Evolution and Human Uniqueness by Ian Tattersall. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 111:144-145.

Kramer, A (1999) Conceptual Issues in Modern Human Origins Research. Edited by Geoffrey A. Clark and Catherine M. Willermet. Human Biology 71:303-306.

Kramer, A (1997) Contemporary Issues in Human Evolution. Edited by W. Eric Meikle, F. Clark Howell, and Nina G. Jablonski. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 103:428- 430.

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Kramer, A (1993) Getting Here: The Story of Human Evolution by William Howells. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 92:235-236.

Kramer, A (1991) The Evolution of Homo Erectus: Comparative Anatomical Studies of an Extinct Human Species by G. Philip Rightmire. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 86:557-558.

Abstracts

Dautartas, AM, Algee-Hewitt, BFB, Driscoll, KRD, Eleazer, CD, Godde, K, Hulsey, BI and Kramer, A (2013) Identifying hominin hybridity in light of taxonomy: Testing a Papio model using craniometrics. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 56, p. 108.

Cole TM, Cunningham DL, Grine FE, Kramer A, & Wolpoff MH (2011) Dental metric variation in Homo erectus sensu lato. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 52, p. 110.

Kramer, A, Algee-Hewitt, BFB, Dautartas, AM, Driscoll, KRD, Eleazer, CD, Godde, K, Hulsey, BI (2009) Finite questions and fuzzy answers: exploring Neandertal/human admixture through baboon analogues. Paleoanthropology Society Abstracts 2009 Meetings Version, pp. A20-21 (available online: http://www.paleoanthro.org/journal/content/PAS2009A.pdf)

Kramer, A (2008) The Darwin Day Teachers’ Workshop at the University of Tennessee: Scientists Aiding Teachers who Confront Challenges to Teaching Evolution in Public Schools. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 46, p. 134.

Kramer, A, and Durband, AC (2007) Hominid species number at Sangiran: A randomization test of the dental evidence. Paleoanthropology Society Abstracts 2007 Meetings Version, p. 14 (available online: http://www.paleoanthro.org/pdfs/Paleo%20Abstracts%202007_meetings%20version.pdf)

Kramer, A, Djubiantono, T, Aziz, F, Bogard, JS, Weeks, RA, and Hames, WE Elam, JM, Weinand, DC, Durband, AC, and Agus (2004) Taxonomic affinities and geochronological age of RH1, the first fossil hominid from West Java, Indonesia. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 38, p. 128.

Kramer, A, Elam, JM, Durband, AC, Weinand, DC, Djubiantono, T, Aziz, F, Weeks, RA, Bogard, JS, and Hames, WE (2002) Radiometric Ages of Faunal and Hominid-Bearing Sites in West Java: Preliminary Results from the 1999 Field Season. Abstracts of the Seventeenth Congress of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C., pp. 116-117.

Kramer, A, Elam, JM, Djubiantono, T, Aziz, F, and Hames, WE (2000) 1999 Excavations in the Rancah District, West Java, Indonesia. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 30, p. 201.

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Kramer, A, and Olah, SM (1999) Patterns of non-metric trait frequency and the emergence of modern human cranio-facial form. AAA Abstracts of the 98th Annual Meeting, p. 267.

Kramer, A, and Djubiantono, T (1998) Preliminary paleoanthropological field research in West Java, Indonesia. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 26, p. 143.

Donnelly, SM, and Kramer, A (1997) Testing for multiple species in fossil samples: A randomization test for comparing variances. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 24, p. 103.

Kramer, A, and Konigsberg, LW (1996) Recognizing species diversity among hominoids: a simulation test using missing data finite mixture analysis. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 22, p. 142.

Kramer, A (1992) The origins of polytypism in the hominid fossil record. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 14, p. 103.

Crummett, TL, Kramer, A, and Wolpoff, MH (1992) Two human species in the late Pleistocene Levant? American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 14, pp. 65-66.

Kramer, A, Crummett, TL, and Wolpoff, MH (1992) Morphological diversity of the Upper Pleistocene hominids of the Levant: Two species? Journal of the Israel Prehistoric Society, Supplement 1, p. 65.

Kramer, A (1991) Principal components analysis as a predictor of sexual dimorphism in unknown fossil samples. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 12, pp. 107- 108.

Kramer, A (1990) The ancestry of modern Australasians: evidence from the Early Pleistocene of Java. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 81:253.

Kramer, A (1989) Sex and size: species or sex differences in the Javan hominids of the Lower Pleistocene? American Journal of Physical Anthropology 78:255-256.

Kramer, A (1988) Sexual dimorphism in the hominid fossil record: The Sangiran remains. AAA Abstracts of the 87th Annual Meeting, p. 245.

Kramer, A (1984) The evolutionary and taxonomic affinities of "Meganthropus". American Journal of Physical Anthropology 63:179-180.

Kramer, A (1983) Hominid-pongid distinctiveness in the fossil record. AAA Abstracts of the 82nd Annual Meeting, pp. 36-37.