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Undulatory locomotion is the type of
motion characterized by wave-like
movement patterns that act to
propel an
animal forward.
Examples of this type of...
- Light,
visible light, or
visible radiation is
electromagnetic radiation that can be
perceived by the
human eye.
Visible light spans the
visible spectrum...
- In physics, mathematics, engineering, and
related fields, a wave is a
propagating dynamic disturbance (change from equilibrium) of one or more quantities...
- Look up wave
mechanics in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Wave
mechanics may
refer to: the
mechanics of
waves the
application of the
quantum wave equation...
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Alternating current (AC) is an
electric current that
periodically reverses direction and
changes its
magnitude continuously with time, in
contrast to direct...
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specifications along a
spectrum of
behaviours from
purely undulatory to
entirely oscillatory. In
undulatory swimming modes,
thrust is
produced by wave-like movements...
- electrons. This
rapidly became part of what was
called by Schrödinger
undulatory mechanics, now
called the Schrödinger
equation and also "wave mechanics"...
- X-ray
imaging has
demonstrated the
lizard swims within sand
using an
undulatory gait with its
limbs tucked against its
sides rather than use its limbs...
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hybrid dentition and
pectoral fin
morphology that
allowed the
shift from
undulatory to
oscillatory swimming (and a
resulting shift from a
benthic to pelagic...
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triggers Locomotion Fin and
flipper locomotion Amphibious Walking Flying Undulatory locomotion Tradeoffs for
locomotion in air and
water RoboTuna Other behaviour...