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6/18/2026

congratulations tahlia stewart for passing phd with minor corrections!

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We are delighted to congratulate Tahlia Stewart on the successful completion of her PhD, passing with minor corrections. Her thesis, Variation in human rib and femur microanatomy with age and other factors: A study of ancient and modern humans, offers an important contribution to bioanthropology and skeletal biology.

Her research examined how microscopic features of the rib and femur change across the human lifespan and how these patterns differ between ancient and modern populations. By integrating histological analysis with broader contextual data, her work provides new insights into ageing processes, activity patterns, and population‑level variation in bone microstructure.

Well done, Tahlia!

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