Julian Fennessy

This study describes the normal anatomy of giraffe feet using computed tomography and dissection, identifying key structures and age-related changes relevant to clinical care.

The paper shows that random subsamples of animal populations can reliably reveal intrinsic social differences, highlighting the importance of accounting for sampling biases in social network analysis.

The paper analyzes genomes of three Kenyan giraffe species to assess hybridization, finding limited contemporary gene flow and historical ancestry exchange but overall genomic integrity.