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Fertl D, Landry AM Jr (1999) Sharksucker ( Echeneis naucrates ) on a bottlenose dolphin ( Tursiops
truncatus ) and a review of other cetacean-remora associations. Mar Mamm Sci 15:859–863
Fish FE (1990) Wing design and scaling of fl ying fi sh with regard to fl ight performance. J Zool
221:391–403. Copyright © 2010 Wiley-Liss, Inc. Reproduced with permission
Fish FE (1992) On a fi n and a prayer. Scholars 3(1):4–7
Fish FE (1999) Energetics of swimming and fl ying in formation. Comm Theor Biol 5:283–304
Fish FE (2010) Reproduced with permission of Science Publishers from Fish FE (2010) Chapter
4. Swimming strategies for energy economy. In: Domenici P, Kapoor BG (eds) Fish locomotion an eco-ethological perspective, pp 90–122 Science Publishers, Enfi eld, p 102. Permission
conveyed through Copyright Clearance Center, Inc
Fish FE, Haj-Hariri H, Smits AJ et al (2012) Biomimetic swimmer inspired by the manta ray, Chapter
17. In: Bar-Cohen Y (ed) Biomimetics: nature-based innovation. CRC Press, Boca Rotan
Garnier S (2011) From ants to robots and back: how robotics can contribute to the study of collective
animal behavior. In: Meng Y, Jin Y (eds) Bio-inspired self-organizing robotic systems. Springer,
Berlin/Heidelberg, pp 105–120
Garrault AF (1936) Développment des fi bres d’elastoidine (actinotrichia) chez les salmonides.
Arch Anat Microsc Morphol Esp 32:105–137
Géraudie J, Landis WJ (1982) The fi ne structure of the developing pelvic fi n dermal skeleton in the
trout Salmo gairdneri. Am J Anat 163(2):141–156. Copyright © 1982 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
Reproduced with permission
Geraudie J, Meunier FJ (1980) Elastoidin actinotrichia in Coelacanth fi ns: a comparison with
teleosts. Tissue Cell 12(4):637–645
Geraudie J, Meunier FJ (1982) Comparative fi ne structure of the Osteichthyan dermotrichia . Anat
Rec 202(3):325–328. Copyright © 1982 Wiley-Liss, Inc. Reproduced with permission
Geraudie J, Meunier FJ (1984) Reproduced from Geraudie J, Meunier FJ (1984) Structure and
comparative morphology of camptotrichia of lungfi sh fi ns. Tissue Cell 16(2):217–236.
Copyright © 1984, with permission from Elsevier
Géraudie J, Singer M (1992) The fi sh fi n regenerated. In: Taban CH, Boilly B (eds) Keys for
regeneration. Karger, Basel
Goodrich ES (1904) On the dermal fi n-rays of fi shes living and extinct. Q J Microsc Sci
47:465–522
Gordon MS, Hove JR, Webb PW et al (2001) Boxfi shes as unusually well controlled autonomous
underwater vehicles. Physiol Biochem Zool 73:663–671
Gosline WA (1971) Functional morphology and classifi cation of teleostean fi shes. University of
Hawaii Press, Honolulu
Goto T, Nishida K, Nakaya K (1999) Internal morphology and function of paired fi ns in the
epaulette shark, Hemiscyllium ocellatum . Ichthyol Res 46:281–287
Gottlieb JR et al (2010) Reprinted from Gottlieb JR, Tangorra JL, Esposito CJ et al (2010) A biologically derived pectoral fi n for yaw turn manoeuvres. Appl Bionics Biomech 7(1):41–55.
Copyright (2010) with permission from IOS Press
Gray J (1953) How animals move. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Gregory PE, Howard-Peebles PN, Ellender RD, Martin BJ (1980) Analysis of a marine fi sh cell
line from a male sheepshead. J Hered 71(3):209–211
Gross J, Dumsha B (1958) Elastoidin: a two component member of the collagen class. Biochim
Biophys Acta 28(2):268–270
Guerrero-Ruis M, Urbán JR (2000) First report of remoras on killer whales ( Orcinus orca ) in the
Gulf of California, Mexico. Aquat Mamm 26(2):148–150
Hale ME et al (2006) Republished with permission of Company of Biologists Ltd., from Hale ME,
Day RD, Thorsen DH et al (2006) Pectoral fi n coordination and gait transitions in steadily
swimming juvenile reef fi shes. J Exp Biol 209:3708–3718, copyright (2006) permission
conveyed through Copyright Clearance Center, Inc
Han JE, Choresca CH Jr, Koo OJ et al (2011) Establishment of glass catfi sh ( Kryptopterus bicirrhis )
fi n-derived cells. Cell Biol Int Rep (2010) 18(1):e00008. doi: 10.1042/CBR20110002
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Fertl D, Landry AM Jr (1999) Sharksucker ( Echeneis naucrates ) on a bottlenose dolphin ( Tursiops
truncatus ) and a review of other cetacean-remora associations. Mar Mamm Sci 15:859–863
Fish FE (1990) Wing design and scaling of fl ying fi sh with regard to fl ight performance. J Zool
221:391–403. Copyright © 2010 Wiley-Liss, Inc. Reproduced with permission
Fish FE (1992) On a fi n and a prayer. Scholars 3(1):4–7
Fish FE (1999) Energetics of swimming and fl ying in formation. Comm Theor Biol 5:283–304
Fish FE (2010) Reproduced with permission of Science Publishers from Fish FE (2010) Chapter
4. Swimming strategies for energy economy. In: Domenici P, Kapoor BG (eds) Fish locomotion an eco-ethological perspective, pp 90–122 Science Publishers, Enfi eld, p 102. Permission
conveyed through Copyright Clearance Center, Inc
Fish FE, Haj-Hariri H, Smits AJ et al (2012) Biomimetic swimmer inspired by the manta ray, Chapter
17. In: Bar-Cohen Y (ed) Biomimetics: nature-based innovation. CRC Press, Boca Rotan
Garnier S (2011) From ants to robots and back: how robotics can contribute to the study of collective
animal behavior. In: Meng Y, Jin Y (eds) Bio-inspired self-organizing robotic systems. Springer,
Berlin/Heidelberg, pp 105–120
Garrault AF (1936) Développment des fi bres d’elastoidine (actinotrichia) chez les salmonides.
Arch Anat Microsc Morphol Esp 32:105–137
Géraudie J, Landis WJ (1982) The fi ne structure of the developing pelvic fi n dermal skeleton in the
trout Salmo gairdneri. Am J Anat 163(2):141–156. Copyright © 1982 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
Reproduced with permission
Geraudie J, Meunier FJ (1980) Elastoidin actinotrichia in Coelacanth fi ns: a comparison with
teleosts. Tissue Cell 12(4):637–645
Geraudie J, Meunier FJ (1982) Comparative fi ne structure of the Osteichthyan dermotrichia . Anat
Rec 202(3):325–328. Copyright © 1982 Wiley-Liss, Inc. Reproduced with permission
Geraudie J, Meunier FJ (1984) Reproduced from Geraudie J, Meunier FJ (1984) Structure and
comparative morphology of camptotrichia of lungfi sh fi ns. Tissue Cell 16(2):217–236.
Copyright © 1984, with permission from Elsevier
Géraudie J, Singer M (1992) The fi sh fi n regenerated. In: Taban CH, Boilly B (eds) Keys for
regeneration. Karger, Basel
Goodrich ES (1904) On the dermal fi n-rays of fi shes living and extinct. Q J Microsc Sci
47:465–522
Gordon MS, Hove JR, Webb PW et al (2001) Boxfi shes as unusually well controlled autonomous
underwater vehicles. Physiol Biochem Zool 73:663–671
Gosline WA (1971) Functional morphology and classifi cation of teleostean fi shes. University of
Hawaii Press, Honolulu
Goto T, Nishida K, Nakaya K (1999) Internal morphology and function of paired fi ns in the
epaulette shark, Hemiscyllium ocellatum . Ichthyol Res 46:281–287
Gottlieb JR et al (2010) Reprinted from Gottlieb JR, Tangorra JL, Esposito CJ et al (2010) A biologically derived pectoral fi n for yaw turn manoeuvres. Appl Bionics Biomech 7(1):41–55.
Copyright (2010) with permission from IOS Press
Gray J (1953) How animals move. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
Gregory PE, Howard-Peebles PN, Ellender RD, Martin BJ (1980) Analysis of a marine fi sh cell
line from a male sheepshead. J Hered 71(3):209–211
Gross J, Dumsha B (1958) Elastoidin: a two component member of the collagen class. Biochim
Biophys Acta 28(2):268–270
Guerrero-Ruis M, Urbán JR (2000) First report of remoras on killer whales ( Orcinus orca ) in the
Gulf of California, Mexico. Aquat Mamm 26(2):148–150
Hale ME et al (2006) Republished with permission of Company of Biologists Ltd., from Hale ME,
Day RD, Thorsen DH et al (2006) Pectoral fi n coordination and gait transitions in steadily
swimming juvenile reef fi shes. J Exp Biol 209:3708–3718, copyright (2006) permission
conveyed through Copyright Clearance Center, Inc
Han JE, Choresca CH Jr, Koo OJ et al (2011) Establishment of glass catfi sh ( Kryptopterus bicirrhis )
fi n-derived cells. Cell Biol Int Rep (2010) 18(1):e00008. doi: 10.1042/CBR20110002
References