Mechanical properties of a bio-inspired robotic knifefish with an undulatory propulsor
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M. A. MacIver | George V Lauder | Oscar M Curet | Neelesh A Patankar | Malcolm A MacIver | G. Lauder | N. Patankar | O. Curet
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