Energetics of running in top-level marathon runners from Kenya
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Carlo Capelli | Enrico Tam | Guido Ferretti | C. Capelli | C. Moia | E. Tam | G. Rosa | C. Berardelli | Huber Rossi | Christian Moia | Claudio Berardelli | Gabriele Rosa | Guido Ferretti | Huber Rossi
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