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Biomechanics: final analysis

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Description

This lecture presents the final analysis of biomechanical results, confirming previous findings from electromyography and muscle contraction duration measurements. It discusses the challenges of measuring muscle propagation and the relationship between force and acceleration. The instructor explains the differences in force generation between animals of different sizes, highlighting the importance of scaling laws in understanding biomechanics.

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