Aaron M Olsen

7PUBLICATIONS
11CO-AUTHORS
Fish physiology and geneticsCritical heritage, museum and archive studiesMicrofluidics and nanofluidicsBiomechatronicsFreshwater ecology
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Publications (7)

|May 11, 2022
Royal knifefish generate powerful suction feeding through large neurocranial elevation and high epaxial muscle power.

Ellen Y Li, Elska B Kaczmarek, Aaron M Olsen

|Oct 05, 2021
The Avian Diet Database as a source of quantitative information on bird diets.

Allen H Hurlbert, Aaron M Olsen, Melissa M Sawyer

|Sep 19, 2020
Fishes can use axial muscles as anchors or motors for powerful suction feeding.

Ariel L Camp, Aaron M Olsen, L Patricia Hernandez

|Dec 22, 2019
Pectoral fin kinematics and motor patterns are shaped by fin ray mechanosensation during steady swimming in Scarus quoyi.

Brett R Aiello, Aaron M Olsen, Chris E Mathis

|Nov 08, 2019
A mobility-based classification of closed kinematic chains in biomechanics and implications for motor control.

Aaron M Olsen

|Apr 26, 2018
A comparison of pectoral fin ray morphology and its impact on fin ray flexural stiffness in labriform swimmers.

Brett R Aiello, Adam R Hardy, Chery Cherian

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Frequent Collaborators

3 joint publications

Ariel L Camp

3 joint publications

Elizabeth L Brainerd

2 joint publications

Brett R Aiello

2 joint publications

Melina E Hale