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Thomas Diggins

Youngstown State University

Affiliations

Beeghly College of Liberal Arts, Social Sciences, and Education

Department of Africana Studies

Humanities & Social Sciences

College of Graduate Studies

College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Physics & Astronomy

Office of the Dean of Students

Studies Of Public Affairs And Urban

NoneThomas Diggins is currently serving as a Beeghly College Of Liberal Arts, Social Sciences, And Education faculty at Youngstown State University.

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Youngstown State University

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ecology geomorphology environmental science geography earth science aquatic ecosystems sedimentology sediment research sediment transport forest ecology biodiversity coastal research ecohydrology freshwater biology coastal geomorphology hydrology forest research forest ecosystems stratigraphy forest conservation regional geology fluvial process biogeography hydrological process wildlife aquatic conservation coastal process coastal waters sediment process limnology watershed management freshwater ecosystems forest biology zoar valley canyon vegetation succession gull point water quality environmental fluid mechanics coastal management mammalian biology applied ecology ecological applications biological evolution texture analysis sedimentary geology biodiversity loss forest health landscape evolution models forest inventory hillslope process geomorphic process vegetation science terrestrial ecology landscape ecology environmental geology taphonomy taphonomic bias wildlife biology transitional water sedimentary record sedimentation river restoration headland-beach geomorphology statistical methods sediment-accommodation controls north pond system barrier‐spit geomorphology inlet dynamics decadal morphodynamics zoar valley new york benthic community composition laser-diffraction methods standard sieve species diversity

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Large Boulders Provide Refuge for Browse‐Sensitive Species and Reveal a Legacy of Overbrowsing and Shifting Baselines. Applied Vegetation Science (2025)

wildlifezooarchaeologytaphonomic biasbiodiversitybrowse‐sensitive speciesbiologyshifting baselinesanimal ecologyevolutionary biologyecologywildlife biologyconservation biologytaphonomy

Ridge-Plain Promontories of the North American Great Lakes as Depositional Archives of Changing Littoral Dynamics. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

palaeogeographysedimentologyearth sciencequaternary scienceregional geologysediment researchgeographystratigraphygeologysedimentary recordecologyfreshwater biologygeomorphology

Sedimentary Regime and Channel Confinement as Drivers of Riparian Ecosystem Pattern and Process. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

aquatic ecosystemssediment processsediment transportsedimentologysedimentationsediment researchenvironmental scienceecosystemsecohydrologyecologygeomorphologyfluvial process

Steep Slopes and Cliff Edges Are Browsing Refugia for Woody Species Within Temperate Deciduous Forest. Natural Areas Journal (2025)

forest conservationforest ecologywoody speciesforestrybiodiversitybiologyforest ecosystemsforest researchforest biologytemperate deciduous forestdeforestationecologysteep slopes

Geomorphic and Vegetation Dynamics Along a Great Lakes Ridge Plain: Assessing the Utility of Coastal Junipers as Dendrochronological Proxies of Lake-Level Change. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

vegetation sciencegeomorphic processforest ecologyphysical geographygeographyecological applicationsecologygeomorphology

Native Tree Species Prosper While Exotics Falter During Gap-Phase Regeneration, but Only Where Deer Densities Are Near Historical Levels. New Forests (2023)

Anthony C. YacucciWalter P. CarsonJenna C. MartineauCurtis D. BurnsBrian P. RileyAlejandro A. RoyoThomas P. DigginsIan J. Renne

native tree specieswildlifegap-phase regenerationdeer densitiesecology

Understory Plant Communities Fail to Recover Species Diversity After Excluding Deer for Nearly 20 Years. Canadian Journal of Forest Research (2023)

Aaron KnauerTiffany BetrasAlejandro A. RoyoThomas P. DigginsWalter P. Carson

forest ecologybiodiversityforest researchspecies diversityecologybiodiversity lossunderstory plant communitiesconservation biology

Hind Limb Bone Proportions Reveal Unexpected Morphofunctional Diversification in Xenarthrans. Journal of Mammalian Evolution (2021)

Sarah K. MarshallKyle B. SpainhowerBrandon T. SinnThomas P. DigginsMichael T. Butcher

mammalian biologybiological evolutionevolutionary biology

Punctuated Decadal Morphodynamics and Coupled Vegetation Succession Along a Nontidal, Wave-Dominated Great Lakes Barrier Spit, Gull Point, Lake Erie, U.S.a.. Journal of Great Lakes Research (2021)

Christopher R. MattheusThomas P. DigginsJennifer A. Santoro

aquatic ecosystemsearth sciencedecadal morphodynamicsvegetation successionenvironmental sciencegull pointecology

Issues With Integrating Carbonate Sand Texture Data Generated by Different Analytical Approaches: A Comparison of Standard Sieve and Laser-Diffraction Methods. Sedimentary Geology (2020)

C.R. MattheusT.P. DigginsJ.A. Santoro

laser-diffraction methodsearth sciencestandard sieveregional geologysedimentary geologysediment researchstratigraphygeologyplanetary sciencesmaterials sciencetexture analysis

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Thomas Diggins

Youngstown State University

Affiliations

Beeghly College of Liberal Arts, Social Sciences, and Education

Department of Africana Studies

Humanities & Social Sciences

College of Graduate Studies

College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Physics & Astronomy

Office of the Dean of Students

Studies Of Public Affairs And Urban

NoneThomas Diggins is currently serving as a Beeghly College Of Liberal Arts, Social Sciences, And Education faculty at Youngstown State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Thomas Diggins

Youngstown State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Large Boulders Provide Refuge for Browse‐Sensitive Species and Reveal a Legacy of Overbrowsing and Shifting Baselines. Applied Vegetation Science (2025)

wildlifezooarchaeologytaphonomic biasbiodiversitybrowse‐sensitive speciesbiologyshifting baselinesanimal ecologyevolutionary biologyecologywildlife biologyconservation biologytaphonomy

Ridge-Plain Promontories of the North American Great Lakes as Depositional Archives of Changing Littoral Dynamics. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

palaeogeographysedimentologyearth sciencequaternary scienceregional geologysediment researchgeographystratigraphygeologysedimentary recordecologyfreshwater biologygeomorphology

Sedimentary Regime and Channel Confinement as Drivers of Riparian Ecosystem Pattern and Process. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

aquatic ecosystemssediment processsediment transportsedimentologysedimentationsediment researchenvironmental scienceecosystemsecohydrologyecologygeomorphologyfluvial process

Steep Slopes and Cliff Edges Are Browsing Refugia for Woody Species Within Temperate Deciduous Forest. Natural Areas Journal (2025)

forest conservationforest ecologywoody speciesforestrybiodiversitybiologyforest ecosystemsforest researchforest biologytemperate deciduous forestdeforestationecologysteep slopes

vegetation sciencegeomorphic processforest ecologyphysical geographygeographyecological applicationsecologygeomorphology

Native Tree Species Prosper While Exotics Falter During Gap-Phase Regeneration, but Only Where Deer Densities Are Near Historical Levels. New Forests (2023)

Anthony C. YacucciWalter P. CarsonJenna C. MartineauCurtis D. BurnsBrian P. RileyAlejandro A. RoyoThomas P. DigginsIan J. Renne

native tree specieswildlifegap-phase regenerationdeer densitiesecology

Understory Plant Communities Fail to Recover Species Diversity After Excluding Deer for Nearly 20 Years. Canadian Journal of Forest Research (2023)

Aaron KnauerTiffany BetrasAlejandro A. RoyoThomas P. DigginsWalter P. Carson

forest ecologybiodiversityforest researchspecies diversityecologybiodiversity lossunderstory plant communitiesconservation biology

Hind Limb Bone Proportions Reveal Unexpected Morphofunctional Diversification in Xenarthrans. Journal of Mammalian Evolution (2021)

Sarah K. MarshallKyle B. SpainhowerBrandon T. SinnThomas P. DigginsMichael T. Butcher

mammalian biologybiological evolutionevolutionary biology

Punctuated Decadal Morphodynamics and Coupled Vegetation Succession Along a Nontidal, Wave-Dominated Great Lakes Barrier Spit, Gull Point, Lake Erie, U.S.a.. Journal of Great Lakes Research (2021)

Christopher R. MattheusThomas P. DigginsJennifer A. Santoro

aquatic ecosystemsearth sciencedecadal morphodynamicsvegetation successionenvironmental sciencegull pointecology

Issues With Integrating Carbonate Sand Texture Data Generated by Different Analytical Approaches: A Comparison of Standard Sieve and Laser-Diffraction Methods. Sedimentary Geology (2020)

C.R. MattheusT.P. DigginsJ.A. Santoro

laser-diffraction methodsearth sciencestandard sieveregional geologysedimentary geologysediment researchstratigraphygeologyplanetary sciencesmaterials sciencetexture analysis

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