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File:Flapping-Tail-Membrane-in-Bats-Produces-Potentially-Important-Thrust-during-Horizontal-Takeoffs-and-pone.0032074.s004.ogv

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Flapping-Tail-Membrane-in-Bats-Produces-Potentially-Important-Thrust-during-Horizontal-Takeoffs-and-pone.0032074.s004.ogv ‎(Ogg Theora video file, length 8.3 s, 352 × 240 pixels, 177 kbps, file size: 179 KB)

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Lateral view of a little brown myotis (M. lucifugus) using the tail-membrane during take-off and slow flight. Although this video was not analyzable due to parallax concerns, it illustrates a view of tail-wing use from various angles.
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Source Video S4 from Adams R, Snode E, Shaw J (2012). "Flapping Tail Membrane in Bats Produces Potentially Important Thrust during Horizontal Takeoffs and Very Slow Flight". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0032074. PMID 22393378. PMC: 3290531.
Author Adams R, Snode E, Shaw J
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