The Journal of experimental biology

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volume 226, number 9, 2023

Anders Hedenström
Effects of wing damage and moult gaps on vertebrate flight performance. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (9) (2023)

volume 226, number Suppl_1, 2023

Stacey A Combes, Nicholas Gravish, Susan F Gagliardi
Going against the flow: bumblebees prefer to fly upwind and display more variable kinematics when flying downwind. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Michael J Duncan, Frank Seebacher, Jason Tallis
Can animals tune tissue mechanics in response to changing environments caused by anthropogenic impacts? The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Alejandro Rico-Guevara, Kristiina J Hurme, Margaret A Rubega, David Cuban
Nectar feeding beyond the tongue: hummingbirds drink using phase-shifted bill opening, flexible tongue flaps and wringing at the tips. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Armita R Manafzadeh
Joint mobility as a bridge between form and function. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Sheila N Patek, Monica A Daley, Sanjay P Sane
A century of comparative biomechanics: emerging and historical perspectives on an interdisciplinary field. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Stacey Shield, Naoya Muramatsu, Zico Da Silva, Amir Patel
Chasing the cheetah: how field biomechanics has evolved to keep up with the fastest land animal. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Oliver E Demuth, Eva C Herbst, Delyle T Polet, Ashleigh L A Wiseman, John R Hutchinson
Modern three-dimensional digital methods for studying locomotor biomechanics in tetrapods. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Christina Harvey, Guido C H E de Croon, Graham K Taylor, Richard J Bomphrey
Lessons from natural flight for aviation: then, now and tomorrow. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
E Mendoza, Daniel S Moen, Natalie C Holt
The importance of comparative physiology: mechanisms, diversity and adaptation in skeletal muscle physiology and mechanics. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Sheila N Patek, Monica A Daley, Sanjay P Sane
A century of comparative biomechanics: emerging and historical perspectives on an interdisciplinary field. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Matthew J McHenry, Tyson L Hedrick
The science and technology of kinematic measurements in a century of Journal of Experimental Biology. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Joseph T Thompson, Kari R Taylor-Burt, William M Kier
One size does not fit all: diversity of length-force properties of obliquely striated muscles. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Jasmine A Nirody
Flexible locomotion in complex environments: the influence of species, speed and sensory feedback on panarthropod inter-leg coordination. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Jasmine A Nirody
Flexible locomotion in complex environments: the influence of species, speed and sensory feedback on panarthropod inter-leg coordination. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Glenna T Clifton, Alyssa Y Stark, Chen Li, Nicholas Gravish
The bumpy road ahead: the role of substrate roughness on animal walking and a proposed comparative metric. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Sheila N Patek
Latch-mediated spring actuation (LaMSA): the power of integrated biomechanical systems. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Tamar Flash, Letizia Zullo
Biomechanics, motor control and dynamic models of the soft limbs of the octopus and other cephalopods. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Oliver E Demuth, Eva C Herbst, Delyle T Polet, Ashleigh L A Wiseman, John R Hutchinson
Modern three-dimensional digital methods for studying locomotor biomechanics in tetrapods. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Glenna T Clifton, Alyssa Y Stark, Chen Li, Nicholas Gravish
The bumpy road ahead: the role of substrate roughness on animal walking and a proposed comparative metric. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Pauline Provini, Ariel L Camp, Kristen E Crandell
Emerging biological insights enabled by high-resolution 3D motion data: promises, perspectives and pitfalls. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Armita R Manafzadeh
Joint mobility as a bridge between form and function. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Pauline Provini, Ariel L Camp, Kristen E Crandell
Emerging biological insights enabled by high-resolution 3D motion data: promises, perspectives and pitfalls. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Glenna T Clifton, Alyssa Y Stark, Chen Li, Nicholas Gravish
The bumpy road ahead: the role of substrate roughness on animal walking and a proposed comparative metric. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Yordano E Jimenez, Kelsey N Lucas, John H Long, Eric D Tytell
Flexibility is a hidden axis of biomechanical diversity in fishes. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Glenna T Clifton, Alyssa Y Stark, Chen Li, Nicholas Gravish
The bumpy road ahead: the role of substrate roughness on animal walking and a proposed comparative metric. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Michael J Duncan, Frank Seebacher, Jason Tallis
Can animals tune tissue mechanics in response to changing environments caused by anthropogenic impacts? The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Matthew J McHenry, Tyson L Hedrick
The science and technology of kinematic measurements in a century of Journal of Experimental Biology. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Talia Y Moore, Glenna T Clifton
Jumping over fences: why field- and laboratory-based biomechanical studies can and should learn from each other. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Matthew J McHenry, Tyson L Hedrick
The science and technology of kinematic measurements in a century of Journal of Experimental Biology. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Glenna T Clifton, Alyssa Y Stark, Chen Li, Nicholas Gravish
The bumpy road ahead: the role of substrate roughness on animal walking and a proposed comparative metric. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Joseph T Thompson, Kari R Taylor-Burt, William M Kier
One size does not fit all: diversity of length-force properties of obliquely striated muscles. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Anand Krishnan
Biomechanics illuminates form-function relationships in bird bills. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Anand Krishnan
Biomechanics illuminates form-function relationships in bird bills. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Yordano E Jimenez, Kelsey N Lucas, John H Long, Eric D Tytell
Flexibility is a hidden axis of biomechanical diversity in fishes. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Richard W Blob, Kelly M Diamond, Raphaël Lagarde, Takashi Maie, Kristine N Moody, Amanda M Palecek, Jessica L Ward, Heiko L Schoenfuss
Integrating biomechanics in evolutionary studies, with examples from the amphidromous goby model system. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Sheila N Patek, Monica A Daley, Sanjay P Sane
A century of comparative biomechanics: emerging and historical perspectives on an interdisciplinary field. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Tamar Flash, Letizia Zullo
Biomechanics, motor control and dynamic models of the soft limbs of the octopus and other cephalopods. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Yordano E Jimenez, Kelsey N Lucas, John H Long, Eric D Tytell
Flexibility is a hidden axis of biomechanical diversity in fishes. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Mimi A R Koehl
Of corpses, ghosts and mirages: biomechanical consequences of morphology depend on the environment. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Pauline Provini, Ariel L Camp, Kristen E Crandell
Emerging biological insights enabled by high-resolution 3D motion data: promises, perspectives and pitfalls. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Joseph T Thompson, Kari R Taylor-Burt, William M Kier
One size does not fit all: diversity of length-force properties of obliquely striated muscles. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Tamar Flash, Letizia Zullo
Biomechanics, motor control and dynamic models of the soft limbs of the octopus and other cephalopods. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Sheila N Patek, Monica A Daley, Sanjay P Sane
A century of comparative biomechanics: emerging and historical perspectives on an interdisciplinary field. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Yordano E Jimenez, Kelsey N Lucas, John H Long, Eric D Tytell
Flexibility is a hidden axis of biomechanical diversity in fishes. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Sheila N Patek, Monica A Daley, Sanjay P Sane
A century of comparative biomechanics: emerging and historical perspectives on an interdisciplinary field. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Sheila N Patek, Monica A Daley, Sanjay P Sane
A century of comparative biomechanics: emerging and historical perspectives on an interdisciplinary field. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Yordano E Jimenez, Kelsey N Lucas, John H Long, Eric D Tytell
Flexibility is a hidden axis of biomechanical diversity in fishes. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Tamar Flash, Letizia Zullo
Biomechanics, motor control and dynamic models of the soft limbs of the octopus and other cephalopods. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)
Tamar Flash, Letizia Zullo
Biomechanics, motor control and dynamic models of the soft limbs of the octopus and other cephalopods. The Journal of experimental biology 226 (Suppl_1) (2023)