Assistant Professor of Anatomy
Maxx C. Toler, PhD is an assistant professor of anatomy. He received his BS in Biology and BA in Anthropology from East Carolina University and his PhD in Evolutionary Anthropology from Duke University. His doctoral work focused on measuring performance during gnawing behaviors in the aye-aye to test assumptions regarding their highly derived feeding adaptations. Teaching areas: Gross Anatomy; Histology; Embryology; Neuroscience.
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About Maxx Toler
Maxx C. Toler, PhD is an assistant professor of anatomy. He received his BS in Biology and BA in Anthropology from East Carolina University and his PhD in Evolutionary Anthropology from Duke University. His doctoral work focused on measuring performance during gnawing behaviors in the aye-aye to test assumptions regarding their highly derived feeding adaptations. Teaching areas: Gross Anatomy; Histology; Embryology; Neuroscience.
| Present | Assistant Professor of Anatomy, Campbell University ‐ School of Osteopathic Medicine | |
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Grants
| 2014 | Bass Instructor of Record Fellowship |
| Duke University | |
| $6,000 | |
| 2010 | Primate Genomics Initiative Summer Fellowship |
| Duke University | |
| $10,000 |
| 2017 | Ph.D., Duke University ‐ Evolutionary Anthropology | |
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| 2009 | B.S., East Carolina University ‐ Biology | |
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| 2009 | B.A., East Carolina University ‐ Anthropology | |
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