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needed; diagrams/3d renders/ whatever...
« on: 21/07/2007 20:38:12 »
i've been searching the internet for detailed diagrams of the structures of bats' wings and sharks' skulls [including the jaw, there are millions without]
i can find pictures and such, but nothing is labelled and there is nothing that goes through  the nature of movement in these body parts.

also, i heard that the length of an animals leg bones can indicate how fast or slow it is. is this ture & can someone explain it to me? [???]
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« Reply #1 on: 21/07/2007 20:42:48 »
This is a link to a pdf file entitled "Wing Structure and the Aerodynamic Basis of Flight in Bats"

it has detailed wing structure diagram and plenty of text. http://www.noctilio.com/pdfs/SwartzAIAA2007.pdf
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« Reply #2 on: 21/07/2007 20:49:18 »
Not much detail in this picture, but it's nice.

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