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October 1, 2002Choice Reviews Online174 citations

Nature's flyers: birds, insects, and the biomechanics of flight

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Contents: Foreword, by Steven Vogel Preface ONE - Introduction TWO - How Wings Work THREE - Gliding and Soaring FOUR - Flapping and Hovering FIVE - Staying on Course and Changing Direction SIX - Fueling Flight SEVEN - Evolving Flyers EIGHT - Migrating NINE - Finding the Way TEN - The Global Impact of Animal Flight ELEVEN - Have the Birds and Bees Taught Us Anything Useful? Notes Glossary Bibliography Index

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1aa1507ff99bba0645f777https://doi.org/10.5860/choice.40-0906
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