Greg C. Nelson (B.A., 1981, UC-Berkeley; M.A. 1989, Montana; Ph.D., 1998, Oregon) is an adjunct assistant professor at UO. Greg C. Nelson studies dental anthropology, skeletal biology, and bioarchaeology.  Currently his research centers on investigations of the dental anthropology (tooth morphology, pathology) of the Mesopotamian city of Kish with the aim of determining population affinities (morphology) and population health (pathology, including enamel hypoplasia, dental caries, and dental attrition). Other areas of major interest are paleoanthropology, evolutionary biology, and evolutionary theory. Contact information  (541) 346-5101.