Talia Y. Moore

This study compares the tail anatomy of the lesser Egyptian jerboa with mice and rats to identify anatomical features supporting its unique locomotor function.

This study examines snake venom fluidic properties and develops non-toxic mimics to model venom flow for biomedical and evolutionary research.

This study uses computer vision to analyze Lesser Egyptian Jerboa behavior, showing it matches human accuracy and improves welfare assessment.

ArborSim constructs musculoskeletal models of complex jointed structures with branching muscle-tendon architectures, revealing that branching affects kinematics more than parallel structures.

The paper confirms that Lampsilis fasciola mantle lure polymorphism is a true genetic polymorphism, identifies its ecological targets, and shows that lure morphs have similar display behaviors.