Davidson Black Award (Poster) | The Canadian Association for Physical Anthropology

Year	Recipient	Title	Award
2017	Victoria van der Haas University of Alberta	Micro-sampling dentine to reconstruct life histories of Holocene hunter-gatherers in Siberia	$500
2017	Rachel Simpson MacEwan University	Ancestry-specific variation in the accuracy of the Rogers Method	Honourable Mention
2016	Devin Ward University of Toronto, University of Cambridge	Expression of developmental stress through regional fluctuating asymmetry in the cranium	$500
2016	Joana Dowhos & M.W. Tocheri Lakehead University	Three-dimensional geometric morphometric analysis of the trapezium in modern humans, African apes, orangutans, and fossil humans	Honourable Mention
2015	Creighton Avery McMaster University	The challenges of determining social status and impact of misidentification	$500
2014	Karen Giffin Lakehead University	Comparison of biogenic lead levels in human skeletal remains from the Cemetery of the British Royal Navy Hospital (AD 1793-1822) at English Harbour, Antigua, West Indies: An investigation into the relationship between age and ancestry on led exposure level	$500
2013	Sarah Louise Decrausaz University of Victoria	The role of morphometrics in the presence of parturition scarring on the human pelvic bone	$500
2012	Laura Bolt University of Toronto	Squealing rate indicates dominance rank in male ring-tailed lemurs (Lemur catta) at Beza Mahafaly Special Reserve, Madagascar	$500
2011	Kandace Bogaert McMaster University	The underreporting of Indigenous mortality due to flu in 1918	$500
2010	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
2009	Sarah Angus McMaster University	Breastfeeding and vitamin D supplementation practices among New Canadian & Canadian-born mothers – Evidence from Statistics Canada	$500
2008	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
2007	Masako Fujita University of Washington	An evolutionary perspective on mother-offspring vitamin A transfer: Preliminary analyses	$300
2006	Matt Tocheri & Mary Marzke Arizona State University	3D riddles of the radial wrist: Derived carpal morphologies in the genus Homo and the implications for understanding the evolution of stone tool behaviors in hominins	$200
2005	Amanda Melin et al. University of Calgary	Relative success of trichromatic and dichromatic capuchins (Cebus capuchins) in foraging on camouflaged insects in a tropical dry forest	$200
2004	Janet Gardner University of Western Ontario	A re-analysis of trauma patterns among Neandertals	$200
2004	Katie Whitaker University of Western Ontario	Unknown	Honourable Mention
2003	Deborah Merrett University of Manitoba	From the mouths of babes: Age estimation in perinates	$200
2002	Andrea Waters University of Calgary	Unknown	$200
2001	Chris Green University of Manitoba	Genes vs. geography: Competing explanations for the diabetes epidemic	$200
2000	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
1999	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
1998	Ann O’Neill University of Alberta	Insights into ovarian function in Japanese macaques through analysis of fecal steroids	$200
1997	Jacquie Millar University of Toronto	Craniomandibular variation in the Platyrrhine genus Aloutta: Possible influences of hyoid specialization	$200
	Alison Locker University of Guelph	Body size and proportionality of Late Stone Age Khoisan in southern Africa	Honourable Mention
	Cathy Walper University of Western Ontario	A preliminary paleodemographic analysis of Marco Gonzalez and San Pedro, Belize	Honourable Mention
1996	Lisa Hansen University of Calgary	Clinical models for paleopathological interpretation: Parathyroid hormone and bone	$100
1996	Tracey Rogers Simon Fraser University	Skeletal sex determination and the distal humerus	$100
1995	Lynda Wood & Deb Komar Queen’s University	The effects of age and sex on the occurrence of infracranial discrete trails	$100
1994	Sylvia Abonyi University of Calgary	A comparison of δ¹³C values in the human bone collagen and historically reconstructed diet of 19^th century Belleville, Ontario: Implications for paleodietary reconstruction	$100
1993	Tamara Varney University of Guelph	Middle ear disease in an Ontario prehistoric ossuary	$100