Amanda Cooper

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Amanda Cooper works in Dr. David Carrier’s lab at the University of Utah where she studies evolutionary morphology. Amanda’s focus is centered on functional morphology and the complex anatomy of vertebrates. She is interested in the evolutionary origins of dominance and aggression.