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    Venkataramana MP, Hans SA, Bawab SY, Keifer OP, Woodhouse ML, Layson PD.
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  • 33. Cervical electromyographic activity during low-speed rear impact.
    Magnusson ML, Pope MH, Hasselquist L, Bolte KM, Ross M, Goel VK, Lee JS, Spratt K, Clark CR, Wilder DG.
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  • 35. Mandibular kinematics associated with simulated low-velocity rear-end impacts.
    Hernández IA, Fyfe KR, Heo G, Major PW.
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  • 39. Looking away from whiplash: effect of head rotation in rear impacts.
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