Andrew Biewener
机构: Lyman Professor of Biology, Department of Organismic & Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University
主页: harvard.edu
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 21,947
H-指数: 84
I10-指数 : 184
出版物: 429
High-speed surface reconstruction of a flying bird using structured light
Marc E. Deetjen , Andrew A. Biewener , David Lentink
The Journal of Experimental Biology 220 ( 11) 1956 -1961
16
2017
Comparison of human gastrocnemius forces predicted by Hill-type muscle models and estimated from ultrasound images
Taylor J. M. Dick , Andrew A. Biewener , James M. Wakeling
The Journal of Experimental Biology 220 ( 9) 1643 -1653
33
2017
Foot-propelled swimming kinematics and turning strategies in common loons
Glenna T. Clifton , Andrew A. Biewener
The Journal of Experimental Biology 221 ( 19)
8
2018
Goats decrease hindlimb stiffness when walking over compliant surfaces.
Tyler R. Clites , Allison S. Arnold , Nalini M. Singh , Eric Kline
The Journal of Experimental Biology 222 ( 10)
2
2019
In vivo force-length and activation dynamics of two distal rat hindlimb muscles in relation to gait and grade
Carolyn M. Eng , Nicolai Konow , Chris Tijs , Natalie C. Holt
The Journal of Experimental Biology 222 ( 24)
4
2019
Added mass in rat plantaris muscle causes a reduction in mechanical work.
Stephanie A. Ross , Barbora Rimkus , Nicolai Konow , Andrew A. Biewener
The Journal of Experimental Biology 223 ( 19)
2
2020
Aquatic and terrestrial takeoffs require different hindlimb kinematics and muscle function in mallard ducks.
Kari R. Taylor-Burt , Andrew A. Biewener
The Journal of Experimental Biology 223 ( 16)
2020
Bone modeling during growth: Dynamic strain equilibrium in the chick tibiotarsus
Andrew A. Biewener , Sharon M. Swartz , John E. A. Bertram
Calcified Tissue International 39 ( 6) 390 -395
144
1986
Musculoskeletal design in relation to body size.
Andrew A. Biewener
Journal of Biomechanics 24 19 -29
170
1991
Gait related changes in limb mechanical advantage in humans
Andrew A. Biewener , Jae Chang
Journal of Biomechanics 26 ( 3) 294
1
1993
Bone curvature: Sacrificing strength for load predictability?
John E.A. Bertram , Andrew A. Biewener
Journal of Theoretical Biology 131 ( 1) 75 -92
197
1988
Gravity, posture and locomotion in primates: Edited by F. K. Jouffroy, M. H. Stack, and C. Niemitz. Editrice Il Sedicesimo, Firenze, 1990, 278 pp., Lit. 60.000 (softcover)
Andrew A. Biewener
International Journal of Primatology 12 ( 6) 633 -635
1
1991
Multiple Phylogenetically Distinct Events Shaped the Evolution of Limb Skeletal Morphologies Associated with Bipedalism in the Jerboas
Talia Y. Moore , Chris L. Organ , Scott V. Edwards , Andrew A. Biewener
Current Biology 25 ( 21) 2785 -2794
28
2015
Optic flow stabilizes flight in ruby-throated hummingbirds
Ivo G. Ros , Andrew A. Biewener
The Journal of Experimental Biology 219 ( 16) 2443 -2448
17
2016
Three-dimensional mobility and muscle attachments in the pectoral limb of the Triassic cynodont Massetognathus pascuali
Phil H. Lai , Andrew A. Biewener , Stephanie E. Pierce
bioRxiv 166587
2017
Muscle mechanical advantage of human walking and running: implications for energy cost.
Andrew A. Biewener , Claire T. Farley , Thomas J. Roberts , Marco Temaner
Journal of Applied Physiology 97 ( 6) 2266 -2274
223
2004
Tired of Fatigue? Factors Affecting the Force-Length Relationship of Muscle
Andrew A. Biewener , A. N. Ahn
Journal of Applied Physiology 101 ( 1) 5 -6
2006
Exercise and reduced muscle mass in starlings
John P. Swaddle , Andrew A. Biewener
Nature 406 ( 6796) 585 -586
29
2000
Unpredictability of escape trajectory explains predator evasion ability and microhabitat preference of desert rodents.
Talia Y. Moore , Kimberly L. Cooper , Andrew A. Biewener , Ramanarayan Vasudevan
Nature Communications 8 ( 1) 440 -440
32
2017
Energetics and mechanics of human running on surfaces of different stiffnesses
Amy E. Kerdok , Andrew A. Biewener , Thomas A. McMahon , Peter G. Weyand
Journal of Applied Physiology 92 ( 2) 469 -478
481
2002