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Fig. 2. Mechanical performance of a bluegill sunfish abductor superficialis muscle
fascicle in vivo. (A) Fascicle stress production during an applied
sinusoidal length change. The broken trace shows fascicle length, and the
unbroken line fascicle stress. The bold line shows the timing of the applied
stimulus. (B) Work loop obtained from the data in A by plotting fascicle
stress against fascicle length. The area enclosed by the loop indicates the
net work done by the fascicle. Stresses are shown relative to maximal
isometric tetanic stress, P0, and strains relative to
L0, the length at which maximum isometric tetanic stress
was measured.