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August 5, 2008Journal of The Royal Society InterfaceOpen Access

Photogrammetric reconstruction of high-resolution surface topographies and deformable wing kinematics of tethered locusts and free-flying hoverflies

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SWSimon M. WalkerUniversity of LeedsATAdrian L. R. ThomasUniversity of CalicutGTGraham K. TaylorOxford Research Group

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