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The Journal of Experimental Biology|May 3, 2019
Selection for longer limbs in mice increases bone stiffness and brittleness, but does not alter bending strengthMiranda N Cosman, Hayley M Britz, Campbell RolianJournal of Human Evolution|March 23, 2011
Hand biomechanics during simulated stone tool useCampbell Rolian, Daniel E Lieberman, John Paul ZermenoJournal of Anatomy|March 23, 2016
Changes in shape and cross-sectional geometry in the tibia of mice selectively bred for increases in relative bone lengthMiranda N Cosman, Leah M Sparrow, Campbell RolianElife|April 26, 2021
Selection for increased tibia length in mice alters skull shape through parallel changes in developmental mechanismsColton M Unger, Jay Devine, Benedikt Hallgrímsson, et al.American Journal of Biological Anthropology|November 20, 2023
Evaluating modularity in the hominine skull related to feeding biomechanicsHyunwoo Jung, David Strait, Campbell Rolian, et al.Journal of Human Evolution|August 30, 2023
Functional morphological integration related to feeding biomechanics in the hominine skullHyunwoo Jung, David Strait, Campbell Rolian, et al.Scientific Reports|September 7, 2017
Comparison of musculoskeletal networks of the primate forelimbJulia Molnar, Borja Esteve-Altava, Campbell Rolian, et al.Scientific Reports|May 4, 2018
First anatomical network analysis of fore- and hindlimb musculoskeletal modularity in bonobos, common chimpanzees, and humansRui Diogo, Julia L Molnar, Campbell Rolian, et al.American Journal of Biological Anthropology|October 21, 2025
Evaluating the Evolvability of Paranthropus Cranial Morphology in Relation to Feeding BiomechanicsHyunwoo Jung, Campbell Rolian, David S Strait, et al.The Journal of Experimental Biology|April 18, 2024
Impact of hindlimb length variation on jumping dynamics in the Longshanks mouseMadison Bradley-Cronkwright, Sarah Moore, Lily Hou, et al.Pageof 8