Joel D. Hutson

Using the American alligator and a repeated-measures design to place constraints on in vivo shoulder joint range of motion in dinosaurs and other fossil archosaurs

Joel D. Hutson, Kelda N. Hutson, 2013, Journal of Experimental Biology.

Retention of the flight-adapted avian finger-joint complex in the Ostrich helps identify when wings began evolving in dinosaurs

Joel D. Hutson, Kelda N. Hutson, 2018 .

An Investigation of the Locomotor Function of Therian Forearm Pronation Provides Renewed Support for an Arboreal, Chameleon-like Evolutionary Stage

Joel D. Hutson, Kelda N. Hutson, 2017, Journal of Mammalian Evolution.

An examination of forearm bone mobility in Alligator mississippiensis (Daudin, 1802) and Struthio camelus Linnaeus, 1758 reveals that Archaeopteryx and dromaeosaurs shared an adaptation for gliding and/or flapping

Joel D. Hutson, Kelda N. Hutson, 2015 .

A test of the validity of range of motion studies of fossil archosaur elbow mobility using repeated-measures analysis and the extant phylogenetic bracket

Joel D Hutson, Kelda N Hutson, Joel D. Hutson, 2012, Journal of Experimental Biology.

Inferring the prevalence and function of finger hyperextension in Archosauria from finger-joint range of motion in the American alligator

Joel D. Hutson, Kelda N. Hutson, 2015 .

A repeated‐measures analysis of the effects of soft tissues on wrist range of motion in the extant phylogenetic bracket of dinosaurs: Implications for the functional origins of an automatic wrist folding mechanism in crocodilia

Joel D. Hutson, Kelda N. Hutson, 2014, Anatomical record.

constraints on in vivo shoulder joint range of motion in dinosaurs and

Joel D. Hutson, Kelda N. Hutson, 2012 .