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1 article(s) from Summers, Adam P

Aquatic versus terrestrial attachment: Water makes a difference

Petra Ditsche and
Adam P. Summers

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2014, 5, 2424–2439, doi:10.3762/bjnano.5.252

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Figure 1: A) Green dock beetle Gastrophysa viridula as an example for terrestrial attachment (image: Stanisla...

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Figure 2: SEM pictures of the surface of selected rocks found in running waters: (A) andesite, (B) slate, (C)...

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Figure 3: Examples of substrates which have been exposed to an aquatic environment and are covered with biofi...

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Figure 4: Two hydrophilic surfaces separated by water. Graph shows the location of the overall radius (r_o) of...

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Figure 5: A) Zebra mussles attaching by byssal threads to a substrate, B) echinoderm foot (images: Petra Dits...

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Figure 6: (A–D) Attachment devices of E. assimilis larvae: (A) ventral view, (B) claw of the foreleg, (C) set...

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Figure 7: (A) Suction disc on the ventral side of Northern clingfish. Reproduced with permission from [27]. (B) M...

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Figure 8: In air the volume of the cavity of suction cups increases. Due to the incompressibility of water th...

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Figure 9: The pressure difference of the cavity under the suction cup and its environment determines the maxi...

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Figure 10: A) Tarsal claw of the mayfly larva Baetis vardarensis. Abreviations: ug unguitractor, th theeth, s ...

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