| Session |
Author(s) |
Title |
97 |
FERRY, LA*; PAIG-TRAN, EW |
Premaxillary protrusion in the ribbonfishes: extreme suction production in the mesopelagic realm? |
97 |
KAWANO, S.M. |
A synthesis of quantitative methods to estimate patterns of phenotypic selection |
97 |
SRINIVASAN, M. |
Why spike: An energetic benefit for spiky muscle stimulation and oscillatory calcium transients |
97 |
BUTCHER, MT*; THOMAS, DR; RISKIN, DK; MITCHELL, RM; HERMANSON, JW |
Myosin fiber types in moles: Fast muscles make the slow burrower |
97 |
FORSGREN, KL*; JAMAL, H |
Reproductive Morphology of Oarfish Regalecus russelii |
97 |
POWELL, J.W.B.*; DUFFIELD, D.A.; KAUFMAN, J.J.; WELLS, R.S.; MCFEE, W.E. |
Technological advancements to foster clinical assessment of bone density in live, free-ranging bottlenose dolphins, Tursiops truncatus |
97 |
LIAO, J.C.*; STEWART, W.J.; TIAN, F.B.; AKANYETI, O.; WALKER, C. |
Trout selectively swim behind tandem cylinders in flow depending on gap spacing |
97 |
MAIA, A*; PROBST, B; FOSTER, A; REEVES, JD |
Function of the spiny dorsal fin of bluegill sunfish in turbulent conditions |
97 |
SRINIVASAN, M. |
Optimal quadrupedal locomotion |
97 |
KLAASSEN VAN OORSCHOT, B*; TOBALSKE, B.W. |
Slotted feathers aren’t just for efficiency |
97 |
MULLER, UK*; SCHWANER, MJ; BERG, O |
It’s all about being brief – how minute suction feeders beat creeping flow |
97 |
PAIG-TRAN, E.W.M.*; BARRIOS, A.; FERRY, L.A. |
Skeletal anomalies in the mesopelagic oarfish, Regalecus russelii |
97 |
SHARMA, N*; MANDRE, S; VENKADESAN, M |
Functional morphology of joints |
97 |
LOUDON, C.*; BUSTAMANTE, J. |
Cuticle indentation and morphology of bed bug tarsi visualized using a nanomanipulator and focused ion beam milling |
97 |
TAFT, NK*; LAHTI, DC |
Is the color of purple pirahnas only skin deep? |
97 |
MEHTA, R/S*; DILUZIO, A/R; WILLIAMS, R; SINERVO, B; MEHTA, Rita |
Springing to Safety: Aerial acrobatics of the California slender salamander, Batrachoseps attenuatus |
97 |
STANCHAK, K.E.*; SANTANA, S.E. |
Morphology of the Bat Ankle: Novel Structures for Ecological Specialization |
