Coping with compliance during take-off and landing in the diamond dove (<i>Geopelia cuneata</i>) - Fig 6

<p>(A) Angle of countermovements during landing to aid in stabilization for both countermovement conditions on all substrate types. (B) An example of a tail-under countermovement, reaching an average angle of 114 ± 24 degrees. (C) An example of a tail-over countermovement, reaching an average angle of 237 ± 17 degrees. Effects of perch compliance were not statistically significant between substrates for both tail-under and tail-over countermovements (P > 0.17).