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Figure 9


Fig. 9. Jump by Lepyronia. (A) Two columns of sequential images from a jump captured at 4000 s-1 and with an exposure of 0.25 ms. At the start, the body was raised at an angle of 61° to the ground so that only the tips of the tarsi of the front and middle legs were in contact with the ground. (B) Movements of five points on the body (see image in C) against time. (C) Movements of the same body points to show their vertical and horizontal displacement. The black curved arrows show the direction of the initial movements of the femoro-tibial joint. Body angle at take-off, 61°; take-off angle, 90°; take-off velocity, 4.0 m s-1; body mass, 17 mg; temperature, 36°C.





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