Skip to content
Search
Mason
George Mason University
Apply
Give
MyMason
PatriotWeb
Peoplefinder
Athletics
News
CALENDAR
Library
Graduation
Academics
Undergraduate Programs
Honors College
Undergraduate Research
Graduate Programs
Colleges and Schools
Mason Online
Study Abroad
Smithsonian-Mason School of Conservation
SMSC Academic Programs
Internships
Teaching and Learning
Accessibility Resources
University Libraries
Continuing and Professional Education
INTO Mason
Admissions & Aid
Request Information
Admissions Viewbooks
Visit and Explore
Freshman Admissions
Transfer Admissions
Graduate Admissions
Non-Degree Admissions
International Admissions
Pre-College Programs
Financial Aid
Research
Institutes and Centers
Student Life
Residential and Off-Campus Housing
Where to Shop
Where to Eat
Hours of Operation
Recreation
Health and Wellness
Clubs and Organizations
Activities and Events
Get a Job
About
Campuses
Campus Community
Landmarks
Initiatives and Priorities
Key Facts and Rankings
George Mason in the Rankings
Leadership
President's Council
Executive Council
President's Report
Legacy
History
Traditions
News
Integrity and Standards
University Policy
Code of Ethics
Free Speech at George Mason
George Mason Honor Code
Naming at Mason
Patriots Against Hazing
Clery Act Reporting
Patriot Plan for Community Safety and Well-Being
Contact
Apply
Give
MyMason
PatriotWeb
Peoplefinder
Athletics
News
CALENDAR
Library
Graduation
George Mason University
Researchers combine zoology, archaeology to study human-animal relationships in ancient Mexico
January 18, 2018
/ By
Buzz McClain
Topics
Topics
Research
