Lecturer Biological Anthropology Contact Information andid@uw.edu Denny Hall, 137 Office Hours Wednesdays 1-2pm Fields of Interest Animal Studies Behavioral Ecology Biological Anthropology Disease Evolution Health Human Disease Ecology Human Paleontology Medicine Nonhuman Primates Biography PhD, Anthropology, University of Washington BA, Biological Anthropology and Anatomy, Duke University Courses Taught Autumn 2024BIO A 413 A: Human-Primate Interface: Implications for Disease, Risk, and ConservationSpring 2024BIO A 370 A: The Nonhuman PrimatesWinter 2024BIO A 201 A: Principles of Biological AnthropologyAutumn 2023BIO A 201 A: Principles of Biological AnthropologySpring 2023BIO A 201 A: Principles of Biological AnthropologyBIO A 370 A: The Nonhuman PrimatesWinter 2023BIO A 201 A: Principles of Biological AnthropologyBIO A 201 AA: Principles of Biological AnthropologyBIO A 201 AB: Principles of Biological AnthropologyBIO A 201 AC: Principles of Biological AnthropologyBIO A 201 AD: Principles of Biological AnthropologyBIO A 206 A: Plagues and PeoplesAutumn 2022BIO A 201 A: Principles of Biological AnthropologyBIO A 413 A: Human-Primate Interface: Implications for Disease, Risk, and ConservationSpring 2022BIO A 201 A: Principles of Biological AnthropologyBIO A 370 A: The Nonhuman PrimatesWinter 2022BIO A 201 A: Principles of Biological AnthropologyBIO A 270 A: Human and Comparative AnatomyAutumn 2021BIO A 201 A: Principles of Biological AnthropologyBIO A 413 A: Human-Primate Interface: Implications for Disease, Risk, and ConservationSpring 2021BIO A 201 A: Principles of Biological AnthropologyBIO A 206 A: Plagues and PeoplesWinter 2021BIO A 201 A: Principles of Biological AnthropologyBIO A 370 A: The Nonhuman Primates Additional Courses WINTER 2020 BIOA 487: Human and Comparative Osteology SPRING 2017 BIO A 370: Introduction to Primates Resources & Related Links Researchgate | AE Duncan Affiliations Home Department Anthropology
