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Fig. 10. The contribution of hydrodynamic forces to buoyancy offset during the entire paddling cycle. Presented are the vertical components of hydrodynamic lift from the body (blue line) and from the tail (black line) and the vertical forces generated by the feet (green line), as calculated by the model described in the text. Values are the means ± S.E.M. of all birds (N=9). Also shown is the average buoyancy estimated from measurements on the carcasses (broken line). The net vertical force (red line) is calculated by subtracting the value of the vertical hydrodynamic forces from the positive buoyancy of the carcasses. The X axis is as described in Fig. 2.





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