The main objective of the Paleobiology Program is to discover the biological characteristics of early hominids. The Program includes characterization of recent populations and those of other fossil and extant primates, to serve as a fundamental reference for knowledge about the ancestors of members of the family Hominidae. The Program covers areas such as paleoecology, paleophysiology, biomechanics, paleodemography, paleodiets, paleoethology, paleogenetics, paleohistology, paleoneurology, paleopathology, and other aspects of the biology of past populations, as well as the morphological description of fossils and assessment of possible taxonomic and phylogenetic assignment. Genetic variability and its relationship to the dental phenotype is also explored.
Paleobiology
Predoctoral researcher
MSCA-ITN-ETN-PUSHH

Researcher: Paleophisiology and Ecology of Hominins.
CENIEH

Affiliated researcher
Fundación Atapuerca
Affiliated Researcher
Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Reseacher Paleoneurobiology of Hominins
CENIEH

Curator
CENIEH

Research Programme Coordinator: Paleobiology
CENIEH

Affiliated researcher
IPHES
Dental Anthropology Research
CENIEH

Director
CENIEH
Predoctoral Researcher
Predoctoral Junta de Castilla y León Program

Afiliatted researcher
Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology

Fundación Atapuerca Grant
Fundación Atapuerca

Affiliated researcher. Paleobiology Program.
The Human Evolution Research Center UC Berkeley