I found this on one of the newsgroups I read; I thought that some of the
TML members might be interested ...
> Article 2868 of alt.fan.furry:
> From: [email removed] (Simon Raboczi)
> Subject: Re: Hexaped Technobabble
> Date: 23 Oct 92 01:08:16 GMT
>
> For those out there who DO care about making biomechanically
> plausible creatures, I'd like to recommend the following book:
>
> AUTHR: Vogel, Steven, 1940-
> TITLE: Life's devices : the physical world of animals and plants
> illustrated by Rosemary Anne Calvert.
> PUBLR: Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press
> YEAR : 1988
> DESCR: xii, 367 p. : ill. ; 24 cm
> ISBN#: 0-691-02418-9 (pbk.)
> ISBN#: 0-691-08504-8
> SUBJT: Biophysics, Biomechanics
>
> It's a very readable introduction to biomechanics, covering
> both the physics and biology background in a very friendly
> way. The painless way to put the techno into your babble! :)
>
> ,-_|\ Simon Raboczi ([email removed])
> / * Department of Electrical Engineering
> \_.--_/ University of Queensland, St Lucia
> v Brisbane, Australia
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