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  • 27. Validation of optimization models that estimate the forces exerted by synergistic muscles.
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  • 31. An experimental study on the role of the reciprocal tendinous apparatus of the horse at walk.
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  • 33. Comment on "Role of muscle belly and tendon of soleus gastrocnemius and plantaris in mechanical energy absorbtion and generation during cat locomotion".
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    Lee SS, de Boef Miara M, Arnold AS, Biewener AA, Wakeling JM.
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  • 36. Functional consequences of tenotomy in hind limb muscles of the cat.
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  • 38. Achilles tendon forces during cycling.
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    Herzog W, Archambault JM, Leonard TR, Nguyen HK.
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