Jeffrey Laitman

Professor and Director

Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

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Jeffrey Laitman is a Professor and Director at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in the United States. His research focuses on paleobiology, evolution, and biodiversity, particularly related to anatomical variations and respiratory biology. He has published several articles in The Anatomical Record, contributing to topics such as the muscular origins of cranial structures, adaptations in respiratory anatomy, and the evolutionary implications of vocal quality in aging humans.

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Samuel Márquez

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Stefan Plontke

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Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg

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Peter Dodson

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Joy Reidenberg

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Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

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Review of respiratory anatomy adaptations in whales

Paleobiology, evolution, and biodiversity of Chinese fossils in The Anatomical Record

Muscular origins of the levator veli palatini muscle: Documenting anatomical variation and resolving five centuries of conflicting accounts

The Anatomical Record sinks its teeth into the world of sabertooths in a new special issue

The anatomical record explores the remarkable interface of cartilage and the skull in a new Special Issue

Paleoherpetology and The Anatomical Record

Breathing rarified air: The Anatomical Record celebrates Kurt Albertine with a Special Issue exploring new findings on respiratory biology

Nothing “pseudo” about the Pseudosuchia—members of this extraordinary clade thunder again into the pages of The Anatomical Record

The aging human larynx, presbyphonia, and voice quality: The evolutionary and social effects on listeners

The lion of <i>The Anatomical Record</i>: The indomitable John Ladman

Expanding understanding of the autonomic nervous system with a dash of Flemish charm, Belgian beer, and unrelenting camaraderie: The Anatomical Record raises a glass to J‐P Timmermans

Dinosaurs of all ilks bow and pay tribute to Peter Dodson, their intrepid chronicler, in an Anatomical Record Special Issue in his honor

Probing the crevices of the mind of Peter Dodson

Turtles creep through the pages of The Anatomical Record

The Anatomical Record digests new findings on the twists and turns and surprises of the gastrointestinal system in a new Special Issue

First evidence of the link between internal and external structure of the human inner ear otolith system using 3D morphometric modeling

Insights into Inner Ear Function and Disease Through Novel Visualization of the Ductus Reuniens, a Seminal Communication Between Hearing and Balance Mechanisms

Teeth to the right of me, teeth to the left of me, teeth in front of me –hello to the world of crocodiles and their many relatives in a new special issue of The Anatomical Record

Nasopharyngeal morphology contributes to understanding the “muddle in the middle” of the Pleistocene hominin fossil record

The Anatomical Record sheds light on the world of the nasopharynx, a most important, yet underappreciated, realm, in a novel Special Issue

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Samuel Márquez

Stefan Plontke

Peter Dodson

Joy Reidenberg

Heather F. Smith

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