Instantaneous Versus Interval Speed Estimates of Maximum Locomotor Capacities for Whole-Organism Performance Studies

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Individuals of the common Namib Day Gecko vary in how adaptive simplification alters sprint biomechanics.Run for your life, but bite for your rights? How interactions between natural and sexual selection shape functional morphology across habitats.

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Instantaneous Versus Interval Speed Estimates of Maximum Locomotor Capacities for Whole-Organism Performance Studies

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Antigoni Kaliontzopoulou

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Verónica Gomes

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Miguel A. Carretero

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Instantaneous Versus Interval Speed Estimates of Maximum Locomotor Capacities for Whole-Organism Performance Studies

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