Richard Carter

Richard Carter

Dayton, Ohio 45387, USA

University of Dayton

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This figure shows 4 respiratory tracts from individuals at different stages of flight development. Far left is a non-flying neonate, middle two are 37 day old's who are just achieving adult-like flight, far right is an adult capable of flight. Red represents calcified cartilage and blue represents non calcified cartilage.
Aug 04, 2016
Building a bat: Effects of synchronizing wing beat and sonar emission on the respiratory tract
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Thank you to all of those who contributed to Building a Bat. With your help plans for this project are beginning to be put together and I will hopefully be heading to Colorado this month or in early June. Please check back often for updates. Thanks again!
May 03, 2016
Building a bat: Effects of synchronizing wing beat and sonar emission on the respiratory tract
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