C. Richard Taylor - Concepedia

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C. Richard Taylor

Harvard University

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C. RICHARD TAYLOR, C. Richard Taylor, Curtis Taylor

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2.7K

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Harvard University Duke University

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C. Richard Taylor is an author at Harvard University specializing in physiology, animal physiology, and kinesiology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Health Sciences	8	8	1.6K
2	Engineering	7	7	836
3	Medicine	3	3	580
4	Education	1	1	178
5	Social Sciences	1	1	246

C. Richard Taylor

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	Year	Citations
Scaling Stride Frequency and Gait to Animal Size: Mice to Horses N. C. Heglund, C. Richard Taylor, Thomas A. McMahon Science Gait AnalysisEngineeringFitnessMotor ControlAnimal Size	1974	415
Design of the mammalian respiratory system. III. Scaling maximum aerobic capacity to body mass: Wild and domestic mammals C. Richard Taylor, G. M. O. Maloiy, Ewald R. Weibel, Respiration Physiology FitnessMammalian PhysiologyDomestic MammalsBody CompositionKinesiology	1981	334
Running Up and Down Hills: Some Consequences of Size C. Richard Taylor, Sandra L. Caldwell, V. J. Rowntree Science Physical ActivityFitnessSocial SciencesLocomotor PerformanceKinesiology	1972	246
Design of the mammalian respiratory system. II. Measuring maximum aerobic capacity Howard Seeherman, C. Richard Taylor, G. M. O. Maloiy, Respiration Physiology KinesiologyBiomechanicsApplied PhysiologyLung HealthHealth Sciences	1981	209
Running on Two or on Four Legs: Which Consumes More Energy? C. Richard Taylor, V. J. Rowntree Science Gait AnalysisPhysical ActivityFitnessEducationMotor Control	1973	178
Energetics Of Bipedal Running II. Limb Design and Running Mechanics Thomas J. Roberts, Michael Chen, C. Richard Taylor Journal of Experimental Biology	1998	139
Panting in Dogs: Unidirectional Air Flow over Evaporative Surfaces Knut Schmidt‐Nielsen, William L. Bretz, C. Richard Taylor Science Animal PhysiologyVeterinary PhysiologyEvaporative SurfacesWorking DogEngineering	1970	120
Muscle Forces During Locomotion in Kangaroo Rats: Force Platform and Tendon Buckle Measurements Compared Andrew A. Biewener, Reinhard Blickhan, Andrew K. Perry, Journal of Experimental Biology	1988	84
The energetic cost of bipedal hopping in small mammals Steve Thompson, Richard E. MacMillen, Elaine M. Burke, Nature Bipedal LocomotionFitnessMammalogyEvolutionary BiologyEnergetic Cost	1980	81
Energetics of Brachiation versus Walking: A Comparison of a Suspended and an Inverted Pendulum Mechanism Polly E. Parsons, C. Richard Taylor Physiological Zoology Upright PostureEngineeringFitnessMotor ControlMovement Analysis	1977	74

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