Ecological Level |
Looking at flow microhabitats using fluorescein and chalk by Jessica Bolker, University of New Hampshire
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Integrative Level |
List of relevant books by Steven Vogel, Duke University
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Quantification by Steven Vogel, Duke University
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Organ Level |
Biomechanics of Tree and Vine Stems by Steven K. Rice, Union College
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Organismal Level |
An Egg-ceptionally Egg-celent Egg-periment: Testing the Influence of Morphological Design by Frank Fish, West Chester University
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Lecture Demonstrations by Steven Vogel, Duke University
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Making Flow Tanks by Steven Vogel, Duke University
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Problems for assigning by Steven Vogel, Duke University
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Sticky situations: big and small animals with sticky feet by Travis Hagey, Michigan State University
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The Classroom Ballista by Steven Vogel, Duke University
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A Pair of Three-Point Bending Testers for Outdoor Use by Steven Vogel, Duke University
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Cavitation and impact forces by the Peacock mantis shrimp by Sheila Patek , University of California Berkeley
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Do the locomotion: personal explorations of Froude number by Jessica Bolker, University of New Hampshire
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Draggy Trajectories by Tiffany Chen, Duke University
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Fast cockatiel flight by Tyson Hedrick, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Gliding flight in snakes by Jake Socha, Virginia Tech
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Gliding flight in snakes by Jake Socha, Virginia Tech
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Hovering hawkmoth flight by Tyson Hedrick, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Jaw-jumping ants: trajectories and trap-jaws by Sheila Patek, University of California Berkeley
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Seahorse dorsal fin undulation by Miriam Ashley-Ross, Wake Forest University
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Slow cockatiel flight by Tyson Hedrick, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Testing flexion in situ by Steven Vogel, Duke University
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Testing hypotheses about the evolution of insect flight from surface-skimming ancestors by Jim Marden, Penn State University
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Systems Level |
Invent Circulatory Systems by Steven Vogel, Duke University
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Jaw Lever Model by Mark Westneat, Field Museum of Natural History
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Physical models of joints: Put the "arthro" into arthropods and the dogleg into the dog’s leg by David Alexander, University of Kansas
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Tissue Level |
Are you strong enough, or tough enough? by Peter Purslow, University of Guelph
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Do you want to be stiff or flexible? by Peter Purslow, University of Guelph
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Fracturing seaweed: critical crack length and morphology by Jessica Bolker, University of New Hampshire
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