
Emerit
Emeritus
Michel Brunet
Professor Emeritus
Michel Brunet
Professor Emeritus
Main research
Emergence and evolutionary history of primates:
- From the earliest representatives of the human lineage to the appearance of the genus Homo;
- In search of fossil gorillas and chimpanzees;
-The Southern Lands and the ancestors of New World monkeys.”
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Emergence and evolutionary history of primates:
- From the earliest representatives of the human lineage to the appearance of the genus Homo;
- In search of fossil gorillas and chimpanzees;
-The Southern Lands and the ancestors of New World monkeys.”
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Louis De Bonis
Professor Emeritus
Louis De Bonis
Professor Emeritus
Main research
I work on quite large panel of thematic from Miocene hominoids (about 9 to 8 million years – Ma) and their position in hominid phylogeny to carnivore evolution from the late Eocene to the Pliocene (37 to 5 Ma).
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I work on quite large panel of thematic from Miocene hominoids (about 9 to 8 million years – Ma) and their position in hominid phylogeny to carnivore evolution from the late Eocene to the Pliocene (37 to 5 Ma).
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Jean-Jacques Jaeger
Professor Emeritus
Jean-Jacques Jaeger
Professor Emeritus
Main research
My research interest concerns the history and the evolution of mammals in South East Asia and the contribution of that province to the emergence of the extant group of mammals.
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My research interest concerns the history and the evolution of mammals in South East Asia and the contribution of that province to the emergence of the extant group of mammals.
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