Robert Eckhardt

Professor

Robert Eckhardt

Research Summary

Genetic and environmental influences on growth and development in human populations.

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Most Recent Publications

Dinaledi Chamber hominins do not support hypothesis of early African Homo ancestry for “Homo floresiensis” taxon based on LB1 specimen.

Robert Eckhardt, American Journal of Physical Anthropology

Ancient Down Syndrome is not unique: It identifies collaborative parenting common to all humans for millions of years. Comment on THE CHILD WHO LIVED: DOWN SYNDROMe AMONG NEANDERTHALS?

Maciej Henneberg, Samuel Beckett, Robert Eckhardt, 2024, Science Advances on p. 1

Maverick Scientist, Libertarian Capitalist

Robert B. Eckhardt, 2023, on p. 107-112

Evolution of modern humans is a result of self-amplifying feedbacks beginning in the Miocene and continuing without interruption until now

Maciej Henneberg, Robert B. Eckhardt, 2022, Anthropological Review on p. 77-83

Human mitochondrial DNA diversity is compatible with the multiregional continuity theory of the origin of Homo sapiens

Robert B. Eckhardt, 2022, Anthropological Review on p. 487-502

Human mitocondrial DNA is compatible with the multiregional continuity theory of the origins of Homo sapiens.

Robert Eckhardt, 2021, Anthropological Review on p. 15 [487-502]

Biomechanical perspectives on the evolutionary morphology of hominoid scapulae

Robert Eckhardt, 2021,

Paleospecies as cognitive construct: The meme of Homo floresiensis

Robert B. Eckhardt, MacIej Henneberg, 2021, Anthropological Review on p. 317-336

Confirmation of adaptive evolutionary changes in human body size over time on the island of Flores, Indonesia

Robert Eckhardt, Maciej Henneberg, 2020, American Journal of Physical Anthropology on p. 1

Foreword [to The Domestication of Humans by Robert Bednarik]

Robert Eckhardt, Maciej Henneberg, 2020, on p. 10 (approximate)

Most-Cited Papers

Evolution of modern humans is a result of self-amplifying feedbacks beginning in the Miocene and continuing without interruption until now

Maciej Henneberg, Robert B. Eckhardt, 2022, Anthropological Review on p. 77-83

Earliest Known Hominin Calcar Femorale in Orrorin tugenensis Provides Further Internal Anatomical Evidence for Origin of Human Bipedal Locomotion

Adam Kuperavage, David Pokrajac, Sakdapong Chavanaves, Robert B. Eckhardt, 2018, Anatomical Record on p. 1834-1839

Evolutionary psychology, economic freedom, trade and benevolence

John Levendis, Robert B. Eckhardt, Walter Block, 2019, Review of Economic Perspectives on p. 73-94

Human mitochondrial DNA diversity is compatible with the multiregional continuity theory of the origin of Homo sapiens

Robert B. Eckhardt, 2022, Anthropological Review on p. 487-502

The Endurance Paradox: Bone Health for the Endurance Athlete

Thomas J. Whipple, Robert B. Eckhardt, 2016,

Paleospecies as cognitive construct: The meme of Homo floresiensis

Robert B. Eckhardt, MacIej Henneberg, 2021, Anthropological Review on p. 317-336

Intercellular competition and levels of development: The plasticity of inevitability

Robert B. Eckhardt, Alex S. Weller, MacIej Henneberg, 2017, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America on p. E11061-E11062

Reply to Westaway et al.: Mandibular misrepresentations fail to support the invalid species Homo floresiensis

Robert B. Eckhardt, Maciej Henneberg, Sakdapong Chavanaves, Alexander S. Weller, Kenneth J. Hsü, 2015, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America on p. E606

The hobbit trap: How new speciesare invented

Maciej Henneberg, Robert B. Eckhardt, John Schofield, 2016, on p. 1-214

Origin and cure of cancer

K. J. Hsü, Robert B. Eckhardt, 2016, Scientia Geologica Sinica on p. 1015-1039