American Journal of Biological Anthropology
The American Journal of Biological Anthropology is the official journal of the AABA. Started as a quarterly in 1918 by the AABA’s founding organizer, Ales Hrdlicka, the AJBA is currently published monthly by John Wiley & Sons. It prints over a hundred original scientific papers each year, as well as the abstracts and proceedings from the AABA’s annual meetings and other official AABA documents and notices. To submit a manuscript online, authors can visit the Wiley site: AJBA Online Manuscript Submissions.
AJBA celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2018. A complete table of contents of articles published from its inception in 1918 to 2017 is available for download here as a spreadsheet.
AABA members can access the American Journal of Biological Anthropology by first logging into their member account. Once logged in, click “Link to Wiley Journals.”
Editors-in-Chief of the AJBA
Trudy Turner (2019-2025)
Peter Ellison (2013-2019)
Christopher B. Ruff (2007-2013)
Clark Spencer Larsen (2001-2007)
Emőke J.E. Szathmáry (1995-2001)
Matt Cartmill (1989-1995)
William A. Stini (1983-1989)
Francis E. Johnston (1977-1983)
William S. Pollitzer (1970-1977)
Frederick S. Hulse (1964-1969)
William S. Laughlin (1958-1963)
Sherwood L. Washburn (1955-1957)
William W. Howells (1949-1954)
T. Dale Stewart (1943-1949)
Ales Hrdlicka (1918-1942)