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September 16, 2019 CMDonatelli

It’s all in the fins: Pectoral fin rotation in bonnethead sharks

January 2, 2019March 1, 2019 CMDonatelli

Tight turns by turtles

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Authors

  • abbeydias
    • Masters Of The Deep: The Hadal Snailfishes
  • alvarovcortes
    • What happens when sculpins cross the aquatic aisle?
  • apalecek
    • Ants go belly-up to jump
  • Armita R. Manafzadeh
    • Can beards protect against punches?
    • What determines the force a muscle can produce?
    • Do frogs really breathe with their eyes?
    • How do owls fly so silently?
    • Why do crocs eat rocks?
  • dfkernst
    • What’s in an egg: an immune system is based on mom’s background
  • dingle2014fauedu
    • Are we there yet?: stress levels of two sea turtle species during transportation to release sites
  • CMDonatelli
    • It’s all in the fins: Pectoral fin rotation in bonnethead sharks
    • Tight turns by turtles
  • frederike_k
    • How Porcelain Crabs live in a World of Ups and Downs
    • A hungry plant and that fills its “belly”
  • herasj01
    • A Bird Box of Microbial Communities: Looking at Shifts in the Cloacal Microbiome
  • iobopen
    • Integrative Organismal Biology – An Open Access Journal
  • jpfontenelle
    • Blennies…blennies in tubes…boy blennies and girl blennies in tubes.
  • kanelabgsu
    • The cost of living—How Striped Skunks balance seasonal activity budgets
    • Mountain passes are higher in the tropics – but maybe not if you can thermoregulate
  • karlycohen7844
    • Starvation response induced by hydrodynamic forces
  • kaylachall
    • Running out of breath: locomotion and ventilation in lizards.
  • kdobkowski
    • Starting Strong – Involving Undergraduates in Specimen-Based Research Through a Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE)
  • Kelsi Rutledge
    • Invasive air-breathing fish crawls across land
    • Shrimpfish swim strangely
  • Kelly Diamond
    • Egg-laying strategies of avian ancestors
    • Antlion pits take advantage of ant slips
    • Digital dissections finesse flight muscle measurements
    • Big baby hypothesis supported by fossil fragments
  • mkolmann
    • Known unknowns and undescribeds…
    • A tall tail about sharks & ichthyosaurs
    • Feisty feeding for flowers foments fighting: a tale of the hummingbird bill
  • noahbressman
    • A Little More Heat Makes Big Boi Ducklings
    • Gobies Climb Waterfalls
    • Male skates get curvy during puberty
    • Poking fish skin just for the halibut!
  • Abby_VanderLinden
    • It’s all in your head: crocodilian head width predicts body size
    • Hold me closer, tiny opossum: limb integration and development in marsupial and placental mammals
  • Takashi Maie
    • Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs) Impact on predator-prey interactions
  • William Ray
    • Foraging in the dark–integrating echolocation and smell to find a meal
  • yordanojimenez
    • How do animals find their way home?

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