Dr. Murray K. Marks, Associate Professor

Ph.D. 1993, Anthropology, University of Tennessee
M.A. 1988, Biological Anthropology, University of Arkansas
B.S. 1978, Anthropology, Illinois State University

Research Interests

Skeletal/Dental Biology and Histology, Human Anatomy, Forensic Anthropology, Craniofacial Growth, African-American Biohistory, Bioarchaeology

Selected Publications

Marks, M.K., Hudson J.W., and Elkins S.K. 1998. Craniofacial Fractures: A Collaborative Approach. In Anthropological Interpretations of Blunt Force Trauma. edited by A. Galloway. CC Thomas Press

Marks, M.K., Rose J.C. and Buie E.L. 1998. Bioarchaeology of Seminole Sink. Chapter 4, In Seminole Sink: Excavation of a Vertical Shaft Tomb Val Verde County, Texas. Plains Anthropologist 33 (122):75-118

Marks, M.K., Bennett J.L. and O.L. Wilson 1997. Digital Video Image Capture in Establishing Positive Identification. Journal of Forensic Sciences 42(3):492-495

Marks, M.K., J.C. Rose and W.D. Davenport 1996. Thin section Procedure for Enamel Histology. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 99(2):418-423

Marks, M.K., 1992. Developmental Dental Enamel Defects: An SEM Analysis. Journal of Paleopathology 2:70-90