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3D flow in the venom channel of a spitting cobra: do the ridges in the fangs act as fluid guide vanes?

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3D flow in the venom channel of a spitting cobra: do the ridges in the fangs act as fluid guide vanes? (English)

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Horst Bleckmann

Horst

Bleckmann

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2 August 2022

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Humberto Chaves

Humberto

Chaves

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2 August 2022

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Guido

Westhoff

Guido Westhoff

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2 August 2022

Michael Triep

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Michael

Triep

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2 August 2022

David Hess

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David

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Hess

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2 August 2022

Christoph Brücker

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Christoph

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Brücker

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Alexander Balmert

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Alexander

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Balmert

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PLOS One

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e61548

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6 May 2013

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