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  1. Longitudinal variation in the axial muscles of snakes

    The axial muscles of snakes are notable for having long tendons within individual segments that span several vertebrae. Consequently, muscles that extend anteriorly have a constraint on their length as their origins are located closer to the skull. However, this and other aspects of longitudinal …

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  2. Cutaneous and Supraspinal Control of the Axial Muscles in the Rat: Implications for Behavior

    <p>The axial muscles of the rat are active in a wide variety of behaviors; of special interest is their involvement in sexual behavior. In this research their responses to cutaneous inputs and supraspinal influences were studied. The pudendal nerve (PN), which innervates the skin regions contacted …

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  3. BIOMECHANICS OF AN AMPHIBIOUS FISH: MORPHOLOGY, KINEMATICS, KINETICS, AND MOTOR CONTROL OF THE MANGROVE RIVULUS, KRYPTOLEBIAS MARMORATUS (CYPRINODONTIFORMES)

    … along with describing the morphology of their axial musculature. I predicted these fish would generate forces in a direction that would result in maximum lateral displacement for the purposes of trying to avoid a predator, find another body of water, or to search for food on land. I also …

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