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Welcome to our website for our study on human scalp hair as a thermoregulatory adaptation.
Our goal was to investigate the potential function of human scalp hair and variation in its morphology within an evolutionary framework. To do this, we conducted experimental studies using a thermal manikin and human hair wigs in a controlled environment, and collected data on heat fluxes to and from the scalp in relation to properties of different hair morphologies.
Our analyses were conducted using R and all of the data and code used in this project can be found in the GitHub repository. We have also created this website using workflowr to share our results and the underlying data and code with the scientific community.
Currently, the paper is on bioRxiv and is currently awaiting peer review. We hope that our work will contribute to a better understanding of the evolution of human scalp hair and its possible functions.