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Tobin Hieronymus

Northeast Ohio Medical University

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Department Of Biomedical Sciences

Department Of Cardiovascular Medicine

Northeast Ohio Medical University

School Of Medicine

NoneTobin Hieronymus is currently serving as a Biomedical Sciences faculty at Northeast Ohio Medical University.

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Northeast Ohio Medical University

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evolutionary biology ecology avian biology biology zoology animal science mammalian biology anthropology biological anthropology anatomy physical anthropology primatology morphology (biology) phylogenetics morphology structural biology biomechanics mammalogy animal physiology vascular biology animal ecology integrative biology movement ecology primate behavior free-ranging primates quantitative biology oral biology animal behavior bone research structural morphology evolutionary developmental biology blood flow light microscopy fiber science biogerontology angiogenesis old world monkeys white rhinoceros ceratotherium simum external form x-ray computed tomography bowhead whale substrate characteristics quantitative analysis locomotor kinematics postnatal arterial patterns growth series bone microanatomy stable isotopes cetacean ancestors aquatic habits

Notable Scholarly Works

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Assessing the Microstructure of Simple Rhamphothecae in Chickens (Aves: Galliformes: Gallus Gallus Domesticus ). Journal of Anatomy (2026)

Assessing the Determinants of Platyrrhine Quadrupedal Gait Kinematics in an Ecological and Phylogenetic Framework. American Journal of Primatology (2025)

Liza J. ShapiroNoah T. DunhamAllison McNamaraJesse W. YoungTobin L. Hieronymus

phylogenetic frameworkecologyecology and evolutionary biologyprimatology

Ecological and Phylogenetic Influences on Limb Joint Kinematics in Wild Primates. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society (2024)

Judith JanischAllison McNamaraLydia C MyersNicole SchapkerNoah T DunhamTaylor PhelpsRoger MundryTobin HieronymusLiza J ShapiroJesse W Young

phylogeneticsprimatologyzoologyanimal ecologywild primatesmovement ecologyecologyevolutionary biologylimb joint kinematics

Comparing Age‐ and Bone‐Related Differences in Collagen Fiber Orientation: A Case Study of Bats and Laboratory Mice Using Quantitative Polarized Light Microscopy. The Anatomical Record (2023)

Tobin Lee HieronymusDavid A. WaughHope C. BallChristopher J. VinyardAlex GalazyukLisa Noelle Cooper

collagen fiber orientationbiogerontologyanatomyentomologystructural biologybone researchavian biologybiologyveterinary medicinemammalian biologylaboratory miceanimal sciencelight microscopyfiber sciencephysiologyphysical anthropologygeneticsbone-related differencesmicroscopy

Datasets and R Code for"Ecological and Phylogenetic Influences on Limb Joint Kinematics in Wild Primates". Figshare (2023)

Judith JanischAllison McNamaraLydia MyersNicole SchapkerTaylor PhelpsRoger MundryNoah DunhamTobin HieronymusLiza ShapiroJesse Young

phylogeneticskinematicsprimatologyanimal ecologyanimal sciencebiostatisticswild primatesecologyevolutionary biologylimb joint kinematics

Intraskeletal Consistency in Patterns of Vascularity Within Bat Limb Bones. The Anatomical Record (2021)

Janna M. AndronowskiMary E. ColeTobin L. HieronymusReed A. DavisLogan R. UsherLisa Noelle Cooper

physiologyangiogenesisphysical anthropologybiological anthropologyavian biologyanimal physiologyvascular biologybiologymammalian biologybat limb bonesanatomymorphology (biology)intraskeletal consistencyecologytissue (biology)

The Stabilizing Function of the Tail During Arboreal Quadrupedalism. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2021)

Jesse W YoungBrad A ChadwellNoah T DunhamAllison McNamaraTaylor PhelpsTobin HieronymusLiza J Shapiro

integrative biologyavian biologyarboreal quadrupedalismzoologymorphology (biology)animal sciencedevelopmental biologystabilityecologybiomechanicsevolutionary biology

Anatomy and Ontogeny of the Mandibular Symphysis in Alligator Mississippiensis. The Anatomical Record (2019)

Emily J. LessnerCortaiga A. GantTobin L. HieronymusMatthew K. VickaryousCasey M. Holliday

avian biologymammalogyzoologybiologymammalian biologymandibular symphysisanatomyevolutionary biology

A New Zygodactylid Species Indicates the Persistence of Stem Passerines Into the Early Oligocene in North America. BMC Evolutionary Biology (2019)

Tobin L. HieronymusDavid A. WaughJulia A. Clarke

north americastem passerinesevolutionary biologyearly oligocene

Dataset for Dunham Et Al"Free-Ranging Primates Largely Use Diagonal Sequence Gaits Regardless of Substrate Diameter". Figshare (2019)

Noah DunhamAllison McNamaraLiza J. ShapiroTobin L. HieronymusJesse Young

primatologyprimate behaviordiagonal sequence gaitsbiostatisticssubstrate diameterfree-ranging primatesbioinformatics

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Tobin Hieronymus

Northeast Ohio Medical University

Affiliations

Department Of Biomedical Sciences

Department Of Cardiovascular Medicine

Northeast Ohio Medical University

School Of Medicine

NoneTobin Hieronymus is currently serving as a Biomedical Sciences faculty at Northeast Ohio Medical University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Tobin Hieronymus

Northeast Ohio Medical University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Assessing the Microstructure of Simple Rhamphothecae in Chickens (Aves: Galliformes: Gallus Gallus Domesticus ). Journal of Anatomy (2026)

Assessing the Determinants of Platyrrhine Quadrupedal Gait Kinematics in an Ecological and Phylogenetic Framework. American Journal of Primatology (2025)

Liza J. ShapiroNoah T. DunhamAllison McNamaraJesse W. YoungTobin L. Hieronymus

phylogenetic frameworkecologyecology and evolutionary biologyprimatology

Ecological and Phylogenetic Influences on Limb Joint Kinematics in Wild Primates. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society (2024)

Judith JanischAllison McNamaraLydia C MyersNicole SchapkerNoah T DunhamTaylor PhelpsRoger MundryTobin HieronymusLiza J ShapiroJesse W Young

phylogeneticsprimatologyzoologyanimal ecologywild primatesmovement ecologyecologyevolutionary biologylimb joint kinematics

Comparing Age‐ and Bone‐Related Differences in Collagen Fiber Orientation: A Case Study of Bats and Laboratory Mice Using Quantitative Polarized Light Microscopy. The Anatomical Record (2023)

Tobin Lee HieronymusDavid A. WaughHope C. BallChristopher J. VinyardAlex GalazyukLisa Noelle Cooper

Datasets and R Code for"Ecological and Phylogenetic Influences on Limb Joint Kinematics in Wild Primates". Figshare (2023)

Judith JanischAllison McNamaraLydia MyersNicole SchapkerTaylor PhelpsRoger MundryNoah DunhamTobin HieronymusLiza ShapiroJesse Young

phylogeneticskinematicsprimatologyanimal ecologyanimal sciencebiostatisticswild primatesecologyevolutionary biologylimb joint kinematics

Intraskeletal Consistency in Patterns of Vascularity Within Bat Limb Bones. The Anatomical Record (2021)

Janna M. AndronowskiMary E. ColeTobin L. HieronymusReed A. DavisLogan R. UsherLisa Noelle Cooper

The Stabilizing Function of the Tail During Arboreal Quadrupedalism. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2021)

Jesse W YoungBrad A ChadwellNoah T DunhamAllison McNamaraTaylor PhelpsTobin HieronymusLiza J Shapiro

integrative biologyavian biologyarboreal quadrupedalismzoologymorphology (biology)animal sciencedevelopmental biologystabilityecologybiomechanicsevolutionary biology

Anatomy and Ontogeny of the Mandibular Symphysis in Alligator Mississippiensis. The Anatomical Record (2019)

Emily J. LessnerCortaiga A. GantTobin L. HieronymusMatthew K. VickaryousCasey M. Holliday

avian biologymammalogyzoologybiologymammalian biologymandibular symphysisanatomyevolutionary biology

A New Zygodactylid Species Indicates the Persistence of Stem Passerines Into the Early Oligocene in North America. BMC Evolutionary Biology (2019)

Tobin L. HieronymusDavid A. WaughJulia A. Clarke

north americastem passerinesevolutionary biologyearly oligocene

Dataset for Dunham Et Al"Free-Ranging Primates Largely Use Diagonal Sequence Gaits Regardless of Substrate Diameter". Figshare (2019)

Noah DunhamAllison McNamaraLiza J. ShapiroTobin L. HieronymusJesse Young

primatologyprimate behaviordiagonal sequence gaitsbiostatisticssubstrate diameterfree-ranging primatesbioinformatics

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