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Dynamics of leg muscle function in tammar wallabies (M. eugenii) during level versus incline hopping by Biewener, A A, McGowan, C, Card, G M, Baudinette, R V

“…The goal of our study was to examine whether the in vivo force-length behavior, work and elastic energy savings of distal muscle-tendon units in the legs of…”
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Joint work and power associated with acceleration and deceleration in tammar wallabies (Macropus eugenii) by McGowan, C P, Baudinette, R V, Biewener, A A

“…Measurements of joint work and power were determined using inverse dynamics analysis based on ground reaction force and high-speed video recordings of tammar…”
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Modulation of proximal muscle function during level versus incline hopping in tammar wallabies (Macropus eugenii) by McGowan, C P, Baudinette, R V, Biewener, A A

“…We examined the functional role of two major proximal leg extensor muscles of tammar wallabies during level and inclined hopping (12 degrees, 21.3% grade)…”
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The mechanics of jumping versus steady hopping in yellow-footed rock wallabies by McGowan, C P, Baudinette, R V, Usherwood, J R, Biewener, A A

“…The goal of our study was to explore the mechanical power requirements associated with jumping in yellow-footed rock wallabies and to determine how these…”
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Metabolism and ventilation in acute hypoxia: a comparative analysis in small mammalian species by Frappell, P, Lanthier, C, Baudinette, R V, Mortola, J P

“…O2 consumption (VO2), CO2 production (VCO2), and minute ventilation (VE) have been measured during normoxia and hypoxia (10-20 min in 10% O2) in specimens of…”
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Adaptive changes in trabecular architecture in relation to functional strain patterns and disuse by Biewener, A.A., Fazzalari, N.L., Konieczynski, D.D., Baudinette, R.V.

“…Principal strains and their orientation, determined from in vivo and in situ strains recorded from the lateral cortical surface of the calcaneus of potoroos (a…”
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Partitioning of Respiration between the Gills and Air‐Breathing Organ in Response to Aquatic Hypoxia and Exercise in the Pacific Tarpon,Megalops cyprinoides by Seymour, R. S., Christian, K., Bennett, M. B., Baldwin, J., Wells, R. M. G., Baudinette, R. V.

“…The evolution of air‐breathing organs (ABOs) is associated not only with hypoxic environments but also with activity. This investigation examines the effects…”
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Energetics of locomotion by the Australian water rat (Hydromys chrysogaster): a comparison of swimming and running in a semi-aquatic mammal by Fish, F E, Baudinette, R V

“…Semi-aquatic mammals occupy a precarious evolutionary position, having to function in both aquatic and terrestrial environments without specializing in…”
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The warren architecture and environment of the southern hairy-nosed wombat (Lasiorhinus latifrons) by Shimmin, G. A., Skinner, J., Baudinette, R. V.

“…Using a porthole camera the architecture of the warrens of the southern hairy-nosed wombat Lasiorhinus latifrons was examined at two sites in southern…”
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Maximum metabolism and the aerobic factorial scope of endotherms by HINDS, D. S, BAUDINETTE, R. V, MACMILLEN, R. E, HALPERN, E. A

“…Minimum and maximum metabolism in response to cold were measured in 30 species of Australian monotremes, marsupials, eutherians and birds. In marsupials and…”
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Energy, water balance and the roost microenvironment in three Australian cave-dwelling bats (Microchiroptera) by Baudinette, R V, Churchill, S K, Christian, K A, Nelson, J E, Hudson, P J

“…The ghost bat, Macroderma gigas, and the orange leaf-nosed bat, Rhinonycteris aurantius, occupy similar ranges across northern Australia and are often found in…”
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Young wallabies get a free ride by Baudinette, R. V, Biewener, A. A

“…Wallabies and kangaroos increase their speed of hopping with little increase in their use of metabolic energy, apparently by means of elastic energy savings in…”
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Energetics of terrestrial locomotion of the platypus Ornithorhynchus anatinus by Fish, F E, Frappell, P B, Baudinette, R V, MacFarlane, P M

“…The platypus Ornithorhynchus anatinus Shaw displays specializations in its limb structure for swimming that could negatively affect its terrestrial locomotion…”
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Energetic Costs of Activity by Lizards in the Field by Christian, K. A., Baudinette, R. V., Pamula, Y.

“…1. The available data related to the activity energetics of lizards in the field were collated with respect to three indices of activity energetics: the…”
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An allometric study of lung morphology during development in the Australian pelican, Pelicanus conspicillatus, from embryo to adult by Runciman, S., Seymour, R. S., Baudinette, R. V., Pearson, J. T.

“…Pelicans produce altricial chicks that develop into some of the largest birds capable of sustained flight. We traced pulmonary morphological development in the…”
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The influence of locomotion on air-sac pressures in little penguins by Boggs, D F, Baudinette, R V, Frappell, P B, Butler, P J

“…Air-sac pressures have been reported to oscillate with wing beat in flying magpies and with foot paddling in diving ducks. We sought to determine the impact on…”
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The relationship between body mass and rate of rewarming from hibernation and daily torpor in mammals by GEISER, F, BAUDINETTE, R. V

“…1. Rewarming rate from torpor and body mass were inversely related in 86 mammals ranging in body mass between 2 and 8500 g. 2. Most of the mammalian taxa…”
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Oxygen transport capacity in the air-breathing fish, Megalops cyprinoides: compensations for strenuous exercise by Wells, R.M.G, Baldwin, J, Seymour, R.S, Baudinette, R.V, Christian, K, Bennett, M.B

“…Tarpon have high resting or routine hematocrits (Hct) (37.6±3.4%) and hemoglobin concentrations (120.6±7.3 g l −1) that increased significantly following bouts…”
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The energetics and cardiorespiratory correlates of mammalian terrestrial locomotion by BAUDINETTE, R. V

“…Energy costs of locomotion in mammals can be predicted from running speed and body mass, with the minimum cost decreasing regularly with increasing mass…”
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Routine metabolic rate of southern bluefin tuna ( Thunnus maccoyii) by Fitzgibbon, Q.P., Baudinette, R.V., Musgrove, R.J., Seymour, R.S.

“…Routine metabolic rate (RMR) was measured in fasting southern bluefin tuna, Thunnus maccoyii, the largest tuna species studied so far (body mass = 19.6 kg (±…”
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