Sherwood Larned Washburn
Affiliations: | University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States |
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"Sherwood Washburn"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Claud A. Bramblett | grad student | UC Berkeley | |
| Irven DeVore | grad student | Chicago | |
| Ralph L. Holloway | grad student | UC Berkeley (Neurotree) | |
| Vincent Sarich | grad student | UC Berkeley (Neurotree) | |
| Russell Tuttle | grad student | UC Berkeley (Neurotree) | |
| Fredrick P. Thieme | grad student | 1950 | Columbia (Anthropology Tree) |
| Francis Clark Howell | grad student | 1953 | Chicago (Anthropology Tree) |
| Phyllis Dolhinow | grad student | 1963 | Chicago (Anthropology Tree) |
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| Howell FC, Washburn SL, Ciochon RL. (1978) Relationship of Australopithecus and Homo Journal of Human Evolution. 7: 127-131 |
| Washburn SL, Ciochon RL. (1976) The Single Species Hypothesis American Anthropologist. 78: 96-98 |
| Washburn SL. (1976) "On the conflicts between biological and social evolution and between psychology and moral tradition": Comment. American Psychologist. 31: 353-355 |
| Washburn SL, Ciochon RL. (1974) Canine teeth: Notes on controversies in the study of human evolution American Anthropologist. 76: 765-784 |
| Washburn SL. (1967) Perspectives and prospects. American Journal of Physical Anthropology. 27: 367-73 |
| Washburn SL, Jay PC, Kortlandt A. (1967) More on Tool Use Among Primates Current Anthropology. 8: 253-257 |
| Washburn SL. (1963) The Study of Race American Anthropologist. 65: 521-531 |
| Washburn SL, Devore I. (1961) The Social Life of Baboons Scientific American. 204: 62-71 |
| WASHBURN SL, HOWELL FC. (1952) On the identification of the hypophysial fossa of Solo man. American Journal of Physical Anthropology. 10: 13-22 |
| WASHBURN SL, PATTERSON B. (1951) Evolutionary importance of the South African "man-apes". Nature. 167: 650-1 |