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Welcome to WikiProject Organismal Biomechanics! This WikiProject aims to expand organise Wikipedia's collection of entries about biomechanics, predominantly at the level of the organism, but also including musculoskeletal tissues and organs.

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Criteria for inclusion

Any significant aspect of biomechanics is up for inclusion, including species-specific and obscure concepts. The only thing that is discouraged is data-dumps - discuss frog jumping, but don't actually specify that the ankle joint of Rana moves 120 degrees during the course of the jump.

Structure

At the current time, no overarching structure is needed - filling in information is more pressing. Please include references whenever possible, link new articles so they do not become orphans, and link all relevant pages back to this one.

Contents

Try to include as much information as possible, but make it accessible. IME, one of the great strengths of this field is the ease of accessibility by the layman. At the very least, be sure the intro section of the article contains a succinct, readable summary which is not overly technical.


How you can help?

  • Adopt an article! Chose an article which you can contribute to in the list Category:Organismal Biomechanics articles by quality. There are important stub and start articles that have the potential to be excellent articles. Categories containing these kind of articles are listed in Category:Stub-Class Organismal Biomechanics articles and Category:Start-Class Organismal Biomechanics articles. Some articles are needing urgent improvement. See them in Category:Organismal Biomechanics articles needing attention.
  • Help to reduce anthropocentrism in the articles listed in Category:Organismal Biomechanics articles with anthropocentrism. Do this by including nonhuman-biased informations relative to a diverse array of animal taxa.
  • Add images to articles listed in Category:Organismal Biomechanics articles needing photos. Your illustrations will be very useful to more easily explain the phenomena.
  • Request a missing article here! You may have failed to find information about a subject related to biomechanics but still absent in Wikipedia. This is the place to request this project a new article.
  • Recruit members. Assist in public relations and outreach by recruiting editors interested in biomechanics to contribute to Wikipedia. Invite good editors to join us. There are good nonmembers working in biomechanics' articles. Invite them too!

Participants

Please add your name to the list and watch this page.

HCA (talk · contribs) - Limbless locomotion, frog jumping, and muscle physiology.

Dger (talk · contribs) - Human biomechanics, motion capture, instrumentation and photography.

Rudolf.hellmuth (talk · contribs) - Continuum biomechanics.

Marci68 (talk · contribs) - Feeding Biomechanics, Motor control, Evolution and Development, Neuroscience, Brain evolution, Visual Perception.

HTIDCam (talk · contribs) - Skeletal muscle physiology, mouse models, isolated muscle testing.

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ChrisAndersonCham (talk · contribs) - Feeding biomechanics, muscle physiology, motor control.

NinjaTurnip (talk · contribs) - Locomotor biomechanics, muscle physiology, bio-robotics, mathematical modeling.

mad_runnerist (talk · contribs) - Enthusiastic, perhaps under-qualified contributor

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Place {{OBTalk}} at the top of an article's talk page. This will allow for assessment and make editors aware of the project.


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At the moment, there are no distinct categories. This will change once the general articles are in less of a sorry state.

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