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2024	Head and Trunk Rotation in Roll during Turning in Agility Dogs Mammal Study Yasuo Higurashi, Yuki Hattori, Naomi Wada
2023	Chasing the cheetah: how field biomechanics has evolved to keep up with the fastest land animal Journal of Experimental Biology Stacey Shield, Naoya Muramatsu, Zico Da Silva, Amir Patel
2023	Case study of detection and monitoring of wildlife by UAVs equipped with RGB camera and TIR camera Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology Rafal Perz, Kacper Wronowski, Roman Domanski, Igor Dąbrowski
2023	Evaluating the effects of giraffe skin disease and wire snare wounds on the gaits of free-ranging Nubian giraffe Scientific Reports L. M. Bernstein-Kurtycz, N. T. Dunham, J. Evenhuis, M. B. Brown, A. B. Muneza, J. Fennessy, P. M. Dennis, K. E. Lukas
2023	The science and technology of kinematic measurements in a century of Journal of Experimental Biology Journal of Experimental Biology Matthew J. McHenry, Tyson L. Hedrick
2022	Low effective mechanical advantage of giraffes’ limbs during walking reveals trade-off between limb length and locomotor performance Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Christopher Basu, John R. Hutchinson
2022	Do We All Walk the Walk? A Comparison of Walking Behaviors across Tetrapods Integrative and Comparative Biology M K Struble, A C Gibb
2022	Environmental Informatics Subhendu Mazumdar
2022	Sideways crab-walking is faster and more efficient than forward walking for a hexapod robot Bioinspiration & Biomimetics Yang Chen, John E Grezmak, Nicole M Graf, Kathryn A Daltorio
2021	The Murphy number: how pitch moment of inertia dictates quadrupedal walking and running energetics Journal of Experimental Biology Delyle T. Polet
2021	The evolutionary biomechanics of locomotor function in giant land animals Journal of Experimental Biology John R. Hutchinson
2020	Giraffes and hominins: reductionist model predictions of compressive loads at the spine base for erect exponents of the animal kingdom Biology Open Michael Günther, Falk Mörl
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