"Envisioning a More Empathetic Treatment of Great Ape Remains: Many museums are reckoning with the colonial legacies of the human remains and cultural objects in their collections. Now anthropologists are advocating to pay similar respects to primates."

"When Ape Sex Isn’t Simple: One type of male orangutan has perplexed scientists because they run counter to long-held binary expectations of sex differences in the skeleton."

"Habitat Destruction Is Affecting The Facial Features Of Orangutans"

Republished at The Atlantic and Slate

"Orangutan skeletons bust the sex binary"

"Climate change threatens great ape biology"

"What our Skeletons Say about the Sex Binary"

"‘A Perfect Pioneer’: Jane Goodall’s impact on UW-Madison’s female primatologists: Three female primatologists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison spoke to The Daily Cardinal on Jane Goodall’s influence on their lives and research."

Episode 125: How do orangutan skeletons grow? What are some fun biological anthropology facts?