Jeremy Morris

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Jeremy Morris works in Dr. David Carrier’s lab at the University of Utah. Jeremy studies musculoskeletal design in vertebrates and how sexual selection and natural selection shape the evolution of sexual dimorphism. Specific topics of interest in Jeremy’s research include morphological specialization for locomotor performance and aggressive behavior and the biomechanical and physiological underpinnings of animal performance.