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Reimagining colour with synthetic biology.
Nick Milne

Trends Biotechnol· December 2025

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Musculoskeletal anatomy and nomenclature of the mammalian epipubic bones.
Gabby Guilhon, Caryne Braga, Nick Milne, Rui Cerqueira

J Anat· November 2021

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Plasma Modification and Synthesis of Membrane Materials-A Mechanistic Review.
Jingshi Wang, Xiao Chen, Rackel Reis, Zhiqiang Chen, Nick Milne

Membranes (Basel)· August 2018

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The development of curvature in the porcine radioulna.
Jess Pantinople, Kyle McCabe, Keith Henderson, Hazel L Richards, Nick Milne

PeerJ· June 2017

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Forelimb bone curvature in terrestrial and arboreal mammals.
Keith Henderson, Jess Pantinople, Kyle McCabe, Hazel L Richards, Nick Milne

PeerJ· April 2017

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Curvature reduces bending strains in the quokka femur.
Kyle McCabe, Keith Henderson, Jess Pantinople, Hazel L Richards, Nick Milne

PeerJ· March 2017

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The Use of Geometric Morphometric Techniques to Identify Sexual Dimorphism in Gait.
Claire Waldock, Nick Milne, Jonas Rubenson, Cyril Jon Donnelly

J Appl Biomech· October 2016

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Curved bones: An adaptation to habitual loading.
Nick Milne

J Theor Biol· October 2016

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Scaling of form and function in the xenarthran femur: a 100-fold increase in body mass is mitigated by repositioning of the third trochanter.
Nick Milne, Paul O'Higgins

Proc Biol Sci· September 2012

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Biting through constraints: cranial morphology, disparity and convergence across living and fossil carnivorous mammals.
Anjali Goswami, Nick Milne, Stephen Wroe

Proc Biol Sci· June 2011

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The relative cost of bent-hip bent-knee walking is reduced in water.
Algis V Kuliukas, Nick Milne, Paul Fournier

Homo· January 2010

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Mandibular morphometric variation among Chinese cercopithecoids and the unique structure of the snub-nosed monkey (Rhinopithecus) mandible.
Ruliang Pan, Xeulong Jiang, Nick Milne

Primates· July 2008

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Morphological variation of the thoracolumbar vertebrae in Macropodidae and its functional relevance.
Xinmin Chen, Nick Milne, Paul O'Higgins

J Morphol· November 2005

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Mandibular variation among Chinese macaques.
Ruliang Pan, Charles Oxnard, Nick Milne

Am J Primatol· February 2002

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