Johns Hopkins University

Year	Thesis / Dissertation
2007	Auerbach BM. Human Skeletal Variation in the New World During the Holocene: Effects of Climate and Subsistence Across Geography and Time [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; August 2007.
1988	Beck TJ. Non-Invasive Estimation of Structural Geometry in the Human Hip from Bone Mineral Image Data [DSc thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; 1988.
2011	Brown KM. Obstetrical Adaptation in the Human Bony Pelvis: A Three-Dimensional Morphometric Approach [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; July 2011.
2018	Burgess ML. Ontogenetic Changes in Limb Bone Structural Properties and Locomotor Behavior in Pan [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; June 2018.
1999	Egi N. Functional Morphology of the Limb Bones in Recent Carnivores and Its Application to North American Hyaenodontid Creodonta [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; 1999.
2012	Garofalo EM. Environmental and Genetic Effects on Growth of the Human Skeleton: A Bioarchaeological Investigation [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; December 2012.
2012	Garvin HM. The Effects of Living Conditions on Human Cranial and Postcranial Sexual Dimorphis [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; August 2012.
2011	Habib M. Structural Analysis of Locomotor Loads and Launch Mechanics in Pterosaurs and Birds [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; September 2011.
2020	Harper CM. External Morphological Variation of Extant and Fossil Hominid Calcanei [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; 2020.
1995	Heinrich RE. Functional Morphology and Body Size of Early Tertiary Miacoidea (mammalia, Carnivora) [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; 1995.
2004	Hettena AM. A Three-Dimensional Analysis of Age-Related Change in the Adult Craniofacial Skeleton [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; January 2004.
2002	Hsu F-C. Multipoint Linkage Disequilibrium Mapping Approaches Based on the Case-Parent Trio Design [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; May 2002.
2004	Ho MC-C. Safety Climate and Occupational Injury: An Examination of Climate Dimensions and Injury Outcomes [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; May 2004.
2002	Li Y. Postnatal Development of Pelvic Sexual Dimorphism in Four Anthropoid Primates [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; April 2002.
1982	Marini JC. A Novel Helical Structure in Kinetoplast DNA [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; 1982.
1997	Mourtada F. The Feasibility of Multi-Photon-Energy Absorptiometry for Measurement of Lead in Bone in Vivo [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; 1997.
2009	O'Neill MC. The Structural Basis of Locomotor Cost: Gait, Mechanics and Limb Design in Ringtailed Lemurs (Lemur Catta) [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; March 2009.
2007	Organ JM. The Functional Anatomy of Prehensile and Nonprehensile Tails of the Platyrrhini (primates) and Procyonidae (carnivora) [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; September 2007.
1996	Rafferty K. Joint Structure and Function in Extant Primates and Subfossil Lemurs [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; 1996.
1994	Runestad JA. Humeral and Femoral Diaphyseal Cross-Sectional Geometry and Articular Dimensions in Prosimii and Platyrrhini (primates) With Application for Reconstruction of Body Mass and Locomotor Behavior in Adapidae (primates: Eocene) [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; March 1994.
2016	Squyres NS. Shape Variation in the Distal Femur of Modern Humans and Fossil Hominins [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; August 2016.
2013	Swedler DI. A Mixed Methods Examination of Distracted Driving in Commercial Truck Drivers [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; August 2013.
1978	Tavoularis S. Experiments in Turbulent Transport and Mixing [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; 1978.
1982	Taylor WR. Coronary Artery Pressure-Flow Relationships [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; 1982.
2019	Zelazny KG. Morphological Variation in the Distal Humerus of Extant Hominids and Fossil Hominins [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; January 2019.
2005	Zumwalt AC. The Effect of Endurance Exercise on the Morphology of Muscle Attachment Sites: An Experimental Study in Sheep (Ovis Aries) [PhD thesis]. Johns Hopkins University; March 2005.