Julia Boughner is Assistant Professor in the Department of Anatomy & Cell Biology at the University of Saskatchewan. Her laboratory researches dental and jaw development in great apes, the genetic underpinnings of coordinated jaw and tooth morphogenesis and evolution in mammals, and early-acting risk factors for third molar impaction in humans.  Campbell Rolian is Assistant Professor in anatomy in the Department of Comparative Biology and Experimental Medicine in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Calgary. His current work centers around an artificial selection experiment in mice, which will allow him to study developmental, evolutionary and functional aspects of skeletal variation in the vertebrate limb skeleton.

• Contributors viiForeword: Humans from Embryos ixGünter P. Wagner1 Introduction to Evo‐Devo‐Anthro 1Campbell Rolian and Julia C. Boughner2 Chondrocranial Growth, Developmental Integration and Evolvability in the Human Skull 17Neus Martínez‐Abadías, Mireia Esparza, Torstein Sjøvold and Benedikt Hallgrímsson3 The Tooth of the Matter: The Evo‐Devo of Coordinated Phenotypic Change 35Julia C. Boughner4 Genetic Regulation of Amelogenesis and Implications for Hominin Ancestors 61Rodrigo S. Lacruz5 Evo‐Devo Sheds Light on Mechanisms of Human Evolution: Limb Proportions and Penile Spines 77Philip L. Reno6 Out on a Limb: Development and the Evolution of the Human Appendicular Skeleton 101Nathan M. Young and Terence D. Capellini7 Tinkering with Growth Plates: A Developmental Simulation of Limb Bone Evolution in Hominoids 139Campbell Rolian8 Origin, Development, and Evolution of Primate Muscles, with Notes on Human Anatomical Variations and Anomalies 167Rui Diogo and Bernard Wood9 The Evolutionary Biology of Human Neurodevelopment: Evo‐Neuro‐Devo Comes of Age 205Bernard Crespi and Emma Leach10 Evolving the Developing Cortex: Conserved Gradients of Neurogenesis Scale and Channel New Functions in Primates 231Christine J. Charvet and Barbara L. Finlay11 Growing Up Fast, Maturing Slowly: The Evolution of a Uniquely Modern Human Pattern of Brain Development 261Philipp Gunz12 FOXP2 and the Genetic and Developmental Basis of Human Language 285Carles Lalueza‐Fox13 Assembly Instructions Included 297Kenneth Weiss and Anne BuchananIndex 317