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      Physiologie des Menschen : mit Pathophysiologie 

      Schwimmen und Tauchen

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            Transitions from Drag-based to Lift-based Propulsion in Mammalian Swimming

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              Shark skin: function in locomotion.

              J Hebrank, F Vosburgh, Mark Wainwright (1978)
              Hydrostatic pressure under the skin of sharks varies with swimming speed. Stress in the skin varies with the internal pressure, and the skin stress controls skin stiffness. Locomotory muscles attach to the skin which is thus a whole-body exotendon whose mechanical advantage in transmitting muscular contraction is greater than that of the endoskeleton.
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                Pages: 553-582
                DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-18951-7_27
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