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Sandy M. Kawano

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h-index: 10
Works: 29
Citations: 425

Most-cited papers

Propulsive forces of mudskipper fins and salamander limbs during terrestrial locomotion: implications for the invasion of land.
Sandy M. Kawano, R. Blob
2013Integrative and Comparative Biology113 citations
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Tail use improves performance on soft substrates in models of early vertebrate land locomotors
Benjamin W. McInroe, H. Astley, Chaohui Gong, Sandy M. Kawano +5 more
2016Science88 citations
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Morphological selection and the evaluation of potential tradeoffs between escape from predators and the climbing of waterfalls in the Hawaiian stream goby Sicyopterus stimpsoni.
R. Blob, Sandy M. Kawano, K. N. Moody, W. Bridges +4 more
2010Integrative and Comparative Biology73 citations Open access
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SegmentGeometry: A Tool for Measuring Second Moment of Area in 3D Slicer
J. Huie, A. Summers, Sandy M. Kawano
2022Integrative Organismal Biology27 citations Open access
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Performance across extreme environments: comparing waterfall climbing among amphidromous gobioid fishes from Caribbean and Pacific Islands
H. Schoenfuss, Takashi Maie, Sandy M. Kawano, R. Blob
201120 citations
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Differences in locomotor behavior correspond to different patterns of morphological selection in two species of waterfall-climbing gobiid fishes
Sandy M. Kawano, W. Bridges, H. Schoenfuss, Takashi Maie +1 more
2013Evolutionary Ecology17 citations
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Contrasting post-settlement selection results in many-to-one mapping of high performance phenotypes in the Hawaiian waterfall-climbing goby Sicyopterus stimpsoni
K. N. Moody, Sandy M. Kawano, W. Bridges, R. Blob +2 more
2017Evolutionary Ecology15 citations
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Comparative limb bone loading in the humerus and femur of the tiger salamander: testing the ‘mixed-chain’ hypothesis for skeletal safety factors
Sandy M. Kawano, D. Economy, M. S. Kennedy, D. Dean +1 more
2016Journal of Experimental Biology15 citations Open access
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Foraging behavior delays mechanically-stimulated escape responses in fish.
J. Bohórquez-Herrera, Sandy M. Kawano, P. Domenici
2013Integrative and Comparative Biology14 citations
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Mudskippers modulate their locomotor kinematics when moving on deformable and inclined substrates.
Emily R. Naylor, Sandy M. Kawano
2022Integrative and Comparative Biology10 citations Open access
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Different traits at different rates: The effects of dynamic strain rate on structural traits in biology.
Philip S. L. Anderson, Sandy M. Kawano
2022Integrative and Comparative Biology9 citations Open access
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Kinematic comparisons between mudskipper fins and salamander limbs during terrestrial locomotion.
Zachary M G Quigley, R. Blob, Sandy M. Kawano
2022Journal of Experimental Zoology Part A Ecological and Integrative Physiology9 citations
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Terrestrial force production by the limbs of a semi-aquatic salamander provides insight into the evolution of terrestrial locomotor mechanics
Sandy M. Kawano, R. Blob
2021bioRxiv9 citations Open access
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When natural armour does more than protect
Sandy M. Kawano
2017Journal of Experimental Biology2 citations
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A Step Forward: Functional Diversity and Emerging Themes of Slow-Speed Locomotion in Vertebrates.
A. Gibb, Haley E Amplo, M. Struble, Sandy M. Kawano
2022Integrative and Comparative Biology1 citations Open access
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Turtle shells have built-in shock absorbers
Sandy M. Kawano
2017Journal of Experimental Biology1 citations Open access
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Tail use improves soft substrate performance in models of early vertebrate land locomotors
Benjamin W. McInroe, H. Astley, Chaohui Gong, Sandy M. Kawano +5 more
20161 citations
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Evaluation of the functional capabilities of fins and limbs for moving on land: Insights into the invasion of land by tetrapods
Sandy M. Kawano
20141 citations
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ONR Far East Scientific Information Bulletin
G. W. White, Sandy M. Kawano
19901 citations Open access
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Contrasting post-settlement selection results in many-to-one mapping of high performance phenotypes in the Hawaiian waterfall-climbing goby Sicyopterus stimpsoni
K. N. Moody, Sandy M. Kawano, W. Bridges, R. Blob +2 more
2017Evolutionary Ecology0 citations
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Fish larvae feed in the danger zone
Sandy M. Kawano
2017Journal of Experimental Biology0 citations Open access
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Flexible fins may help fish climb on land
Sandy M. Kawano
2017Journal of Experimental Biology0 citations Open access
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Crucial advantages of tail use in the evolution of vertebrate terrestrial locomotion.
H. Astley, Benjamin W. McInroe, Sandy M. Kawano, R. Blob +1 more
20160 citations
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Robotic and mathematical modeling reveal general principles of appendage control and coordination in terrestrial locomotion
Benjamin W. McInroe, H. Astley, Chaohui Gong, Sandy M. Kawano +3 more
20160 citations
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Abstract Submitted for the MAR15 Meeting of The American Physical Society Animal and robot experiments to discover principles behind the evolution of a minimal locomotor apparatus for robust legged locomotion1
Benjamin W. McInroe, H. Astley, Georgia Tech, Sandy M. Kawano
20150 citations
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Animal and robot experiments to discover principles behind the evolution of a minimal locomotor apparatus for robust legged locomotion
Benjamin W. McInroe, H. Astley, Sandy M. Kawano, R. Blob +1 more
20150 citations
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Goby Climbing Selection, Dominica versus Hawaii
Sandy M. Kawano, W. Bridges, H. Schoenfuss, Takashi Maie +1 more
20130 citations
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Differences in locomotor behavior correspond to different patterns of morphological selection in two species of waterfall-climbing gobiid fishes
Sandy M. Kawano, W. Bridges, H. Schoenfuss, Takashi Maie +1 more
2012Evolutionary Ecology0 citations
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Conservation and Current Status of the Hawaiian Hawk ( Buteo solitarius )
Sandy M. Kawano
20090 citations
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