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P. Domenici; R.W. Blake
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Biomechanics in Animal Behaviour
The biomechanics of intermittent swimming behaviours in aquatic vertebrates
Authors

Robert W. Blake

ARI Id

1665660840607_13357365

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Not Available Free

Pages

79-103

DOI

10.1201/9781003210801-6

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Biomechanics in Behaviour
Paolo Domenici; Robert W. Blake
1-17
Biomechanics and behaviour: analyzing the mechanistic basis of movement from an evolutionary perspective
George V. Lauder
19-32
Intermittent locomotor behaviour alters total work
Randi B. Weinstein; Robert J. Full
33-48
Walking and running strategies for humans and other mammals
R. McNeill Alexander
49-57
Fish swimming behaviour: predictions from physical principles
Paul W. Webb; Cynthia L. Gerstner
59-77
The biomechanics of intermittent swimming behaviours in aquatic vertebrates
Robert W. Blake
79-103
Bird migration performance on the basis of flight mechanics and trigonometry
Thomas Alerstam
105-124
Aerodynamics and behaviour of moult and take-off in birds
J.M.V. Rayner; J.P. Swaddle
125-157
The physics of chemoreception revisited: how the environment influences chemically mediated behaviour
Robb W.S. Schneider; Paul A. Moore
159-176
Passive orientation, hydrodynamics, acoustics and behaviour in swash-riding clams and other sandy beach invertebrates
Olaf Ellers
177-194
11 Crab claws as tools and weapons
R.N. Huges
195-206
Linking feeding behaviour and jaw mechanics in fishes
Peter C. Wainwright; Mark W. Westneat; David R. Bellwood
207-221
Biomechanics and feeding behaviour in carnivores: comparative and ontogenetic studies
Blaire Van Valkenburgh; Wendy J. Binder
223-235
Predator–prey relationships in fish and other aquatic vertebrates: kinematics and behaviour
Robert S. Batty; Paolo Domenici
237-257
Biomechanics of display behaviour in tetrapods: throat display in squamates
Vincent L. Bels
259-274
The defence response in crayfish: behaviour and kinematics
Newton Copp; Marc Jamon
275-290
Fighting and the mechanical design of horns and antlers
Andrew C. Kitchener
291-314
Co-evolution of behaviour and material in the spider’s web
Fritz Vollrath
315-334
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