Alexandra E. Kralick, Ph.D.
An interdisciplinary biological anthropologist studying within-sex variation in our primate relatives
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Welcome!
Welcome!
Hi, I’m Dr. Alexandra Kralick.
Hi, I’m Dr. Alexandra Kralick.
I’m an interdisciplinary biological anthropologist studying orangutan anatomy and behavior, and exploring how science comes to understand sex-linked variation in primates. My toolkit spans skeletal analysis, field observation, museum research, and critical theory.
I’m an interdisciplinary biological anthropologist studying orangutan anatomy and behavior, and exploring how science comes to understand sex-linked variation in primates. My toolkit spans skeletal analysis, field observation, museum research, and critical theory.
Lab-based skeletal analysis of variation in male orangutans housed in museum collections
Lab-based skeletal analysis of variation in male orangutans housed in museum collections
Fieldwork connecting skeletal to behavioral data in wild orangutans in Indonesia
Fieldwork connecting skeletal to behavioral data in wild orangutans in Indonesia
Theoretically-engaged anthropology on primate within sex variation and ape remains curation
Theoretically-engaged anthropology on primate within sex variation and ape remains curation
1-s2.0-S0047248424000046-main.pdfJournal of Human Evolution Manuscript
Journal of Human Evolution Manuscript
My teaching and mentorship span anthropology, biology, and women, gender, and sexuality studies. My courses center creative projects and research experiences for students in lab, zoo, museum, and field settings.
Interested in having me give a talk, collaborating, getting involved in research, or sharing resources related to great ape collections?
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