Add to ORKGRotation is a striking movement of the tail spine of the horseshoe crab, Limulus polyphemus. Overturned animals use this movement to right their large bodies. Richter (1964, 1966) studied the righting behaviour, which consists of the following actions. Upon coming to rest on the dorsum after being upset, the animal deflects it
Rhythmic movements of the gill appendages provide respiratory ventilation of the book gills in Ldmuk...
Along its North American range, the American horseshoe crab, Limulus polyphemus, is ecologically and...
A type of locomotor behavior observed in animals with rigid bodies, that can be found in many animal...
Steering movements of the abdomen and the terminal appendages, the uropods, of the rock lobster Jasu...
Author Institution: Department of Zoology, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio 43210This paper...
Decapod crustaceans have elaborate statocysts to detect changes in the body position. They utilize t...
Reflexes which are controlled by statocysts are among the most predictable group of reflexes in many...
In aquatic pedestrial locomotion, the dynamics of terrestrial and aquatic environments are coupled. ...
The movements performed by the abdomen and tailfan during tailflipping in the sand crab Blepharipoda...
1. The responses of the abdominal positioning system and the swimmerets of the Norway lobster Nephro...
The usage of unmanned underwater vehicles for marine tasks is continuously growing and bioinspired s...
1. In the rock lobster, Palinurus vulgaris, study was made of the effect of active flexion of the J3...
This study used a walking compensator consisting of a hollow styrofoam ball supported on a cushion o...
In aquatic pedestrian locomotion the dynamics of terrestrial and aquatic environments are coupled. H...
The intertidal zone is a turbulent landscape where organisms face numerous mechanical challenges fro...
Rhythmic movements of the gill appendages provide respiratory ventilation of the book gills in Ldmuk...
Along its North American range, the American horseshoe crab, Limulus polyphemus, is ecologically and...
A type of locomotor behavior observed in animals with rigid bodies, that can be found in many animal...
Steering movements of the abdomen and the terminal appendages, the uropods, of the rock lobster Jasu...
Author Institution: Department of Zoology, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio 43210This paper...
Decapod crustaceans have elaborate statocysts to detect changes in the body position. They utilize t...
Reflexes which are controlled by statocysts are among the most predictable group of reflexes in many...
In aquatic pedestrial locomotion, the dynamics of terrestrial and aquatic environments are coupled. ...
The movements performed by the abdomen and tailfan during tailflipping in the sand crab Blepharipoda...
1. The responses of the abdominal positioning system and the swimmerets of the Norway lobster Nephro...
The usage of unmanned underwater vehicles for marine tasks is continuously growing and bioinspired s...
1. In the rock lobster, Palinurus vulgaris, study was made of the effect of active flexion of the J3...
This study used a walking compensator consisting of a hollow styrofoam ball supported on a cushion o...
In aquatic pedestrian locomotion the dynamics of terrestrial and aquatic environments are coupled. H...
The intertidal zone is a turbulent landscape where organisms face numerous mechanical challenges fro...
Rhythmic movements of the gill appendages provide respiratory ventilation of the book gills in Ldmuk...
Along its North American range, the American horseshoe crab, Limulus polyphemus, is ecologically and...
A type of locomotor behavior observed in animals with rigid bodies, that can be found in many animal...