1 eric environment to achieve energy-efficient soaring flight.

2 be avian and generally large-bodied users of soaring flight.

3  supremely adapted for long-distance dynamic soaring flight.

4 isometric contractile conditions expected in soaring flight.

5 ures have needed to specialize for efficient soaring flight as a low energy form of travel, and as a

6                            Here, we approach soaring flight as a problem of learning to navigate comp

7 at this structure evolved independently with soaring flight at least seven times, which indicates tha

8 eased, which suggests that, unlike flapping, soaring flight does not lead to greatly increased metabo

9 As albatrosses depend on winds and waves for soaring flight, infrasonic cues may help albatrosses to

10 rds breeding in Western Europe primarily use soaring flight to make annual long-range migrations via

11 hic seabird which predominantly uses dynamic soaring flight, whether flight decisions are modulated t