Role of body stiffness in undulatory swimming: Insights from robotic and computational models
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Boyce E. Griffith | Chia-Yu Hsu | Avis H. Cohen | Alexander Smits | Lisa Fauci | Eric D. Tytell | Christina Hamlet | Megan C. Leftwich | A. Cohen | A. Smits | L. Fauci | B. Griffith | E. Tytell | Chia-Yu Hsu | M. Leftwich | C. Hamlet
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