Titlebook: Locomotion and Energetics in Arthropods; Clyde F. Herreid,Charles R. Fourtner Book 1981 Plenum Press, New York 1981 Crustacea.adaptation.a

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Insect Flight Aerodynamicsn recent research on the kinematics and aerodynamics of wing movement. Although the subject is highly mathematical, I have tried to keep its use to an absolute minimum to appeal to the general audience.

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Role of Muscle in Insect Posture and Locomotiond Iles, 1970), flying (Wilson, 1961) and swimming (Wiersma and Ikeda, 1964). Although the motor-patterns responsible for locomotory behavior have been extensively studied, the role of the muscles, the tissue responsible for the transduction of the neural message to the mechanical response, has been given rather short shrift.

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Arachnid Locomotion(Savoy, 1971). The scorpions, which are thought to have evolved from the Eurypterids, were the first terrestrial invertebrates, emerging from shallow Silurian seas some 400 million years ago (Savoy, 1971).

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Locomotion in Arthropods: An Evolutionary Phantasmagoriaand undulate through their environment using an amazing assortment of locomotory styles. Nowhere is this diversity better seen than in the arthropods — animals that constitute over 75% of the world’s species. Here among the insects, crustaceans, spiders, centipedes and millipedes, we find the most b

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