Flight has been a significant underpinning to adaptive radiation in insects, birds, and bats. Moreover, wing flapping in both insects and volant vertebrates provides a general problem for biomechanical analysis in that neither maneuverability nor limits to flight performance are well understood.

• Evolution of flightlessness in Hawaiian Moths - Matt Medeiros

• Elevational variation in flight mechanics and energetics of the giant hummingbird - M.Jose Fernandez

• Relative contribution of morphology and behavior to mimicry in ithomiine butterflies - Ryan Hill

• Evolution of flightlessness in Hawaiian Moths - Matt Medeiros

• Elevational variation in flight mechanics and energetics of the giant hummingbird - M.Jose Fernandez

• Relative contribution of morphology and behavior to mimicry in ithomiine butterflies - Ryan Hill