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A dorsoventral strain gradient within a muscle with fiber architecture shown to counteract a mediolateral gradient suggests that bluegill sunfish should not be able to generate high power outputs from the axial muscle during suction feeding-yet prior work shows that they do, up to 438 W kg-1. Solving this biomechanical paradox may be critical to understanding how many fishes have co-opted 'swimming' muscles into a suction feeding powerhouse.Spatial resolution in three-dimensional fringe projection profilometry is determined in large par
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