Observations on escape runs in wild European hare as a basis for the mechanical concept of extreme cornering with special inference of a role of the peculiar subclavian muscle

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RT @JohnRHutchinson: Hmm. Hares might use a modified subclavius muscle to help them turn more quickly: https://t.co/LWmyImFQ33 https://t.co…

RT @JohnRHutchinson: Hmm. Hares might use a modified subclavius muscle to help them turn more quickly: https://t.co/LWmyImFQ33 https://t.co…

RT @JohnRHutchinson: Hmm. Hares might use a modified subclavius muscle to help them turn more quickly: https://t.co/LWmyImFQ33 https://t.co…

RT @JohnRHutchinson: Hmm. Hares might use a modified subclavius muscle to help them turn more quickly: https://t.co/LWmyImFQ33 https://t.co…

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