The fast and the tendinous? Locomotor modifications of the caudal peduncle in Gila spp. from the American Southwest

Keyphrases

• American Southwest 100%
• Axial muscles 80%
• Axial musculature 20%
• Bonytail 100%
• Caudal Peduncle 100%
• Collagen Content 60%
• Gila Cypha 20%
• Gila Elegans 20%
• Gila Robusta 20%
• High Performance 20%
• Humpback Chub 40%
• Hypural 20%
• Intermediate Morphology 20%
• Lamniform Sharks 20%
• Large Load 20%
• Locomotor 100%
• Locomotor Morphology 20%
• Lunate 20%
• Masson's Trichrome Stain 20%
• Muscle Tear 20%
• Musculature 40%
• Obtuse Angle 20%
• Peduncle 60%
• Rainstorm 20%
• Red muscle 60%
• Roundtail Chub 40%
• Scombrids 20%
• Serial Sections 20%
• Shared Features 20%
• Skeletal Anatomy 20%
• Spinal Angles 20%
• Stress Testing 20%
• Swimmers 20%
• Swimming Performance 20%
• Tail Fin 20%
• Tears 40%
• Tendon 60%
• Tensile Strength 40%
• Tuna 20%
• Vertebral Spine 40%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Americans 100%
• Exercise Test 16%
• Fins 16%
• Gila 100%
• Gila cypha 16%
• Gila elegans 16%
• Gila Robusta 16%
• Peduncle 100%
• Tail 50%
• Tears 16%
• Tuna 16%