Kristin K. Stover

Kristin K. Stover's work spans two connected areas: comparative musculoskeletal biology (studying how bones, muscles, and connective tissue in animals like turkeys and alpacas change with domestication, growth, and biomechanical demands) and anatomy education research (developing and evaluating teaching tools like games and drawing exercises for undergraduate human anatomy courses). Students in this group might explore either wet-lab/comparative anatomy questions about musculoskeletal structure and function, or education-focused projects on how students learn anatomy. The research draws on animal physiology, biomechanics, and pedagogy rather than a single narrow subfield.

Publication output has been modest and uneven over the past decade, with small yearly counts (0-4), a gap in 2020 and 2023, and a mean of about 1.2 papers per year over the last five years.

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