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Multiscale modelling of sutures in a high-performing biological protective structure: the turtle shell
Many natural protective structures, such as alligator armour, turtle shells, and the skulls of many animals including humans, contain networks of sutures; those are, soft tissue that bonds adjacent stiff plates typically made of bone. Such protective structures ought to withstand large loads associa...
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Department of Mechanical Engineering
2022
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