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Melina Hale

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University of Chicago, Chicago, IL 
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Joseph R. Fetcho post-doc SUNY Stony Brook

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Nicole L. Neubarth research assistant 2008-2011 Chicago
Martin Y. Peek grad student University of Chicago/Janelia Farm
Dean H. Thorsen grad student 2006 Chicago
Hilary S. Bierman grad student 2002-2007 Chicago
Heather M. King grad student 2012 Chicago
Brett R. Aiello grad student 2012-2017 Chicago

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Hale ME. (2021) Evolution of touch and proprioception of the limbs: Insights from fish and humans. Current Opinion in Neurobiology. 71: 37-43
Aiello BR, Olsen AM, Mathis CE, et al. (2019) Pectoral fin kinematics and motor patterns are shaped by fin ray mechanosensation during steady swimming in . The Journal of Experimental Biology
Aiello BR, Hardy AR, Westneat MW, et al. (2018) Fins as mechanosensors for movement and touch-related behaviors. Integrative and Comparative Biology
Aiello BR, Hardy AR, Cherian C, et al. (2018) A comparison of pectoral fin ray morphology and its impact on fin ray flexural stiffness in labriform swimmers. Journal of Morphology
Aiello BR, Hardy AR, Cherian C, et al. (2017) The relationship between pectoral fin ray stiffness and swimming behavior in Labridae: insights into design, performance, and ecology. The Journal of Experimental Biology
Aiello BR, Westneat MW, Hale ME. (2017) Mechanosensation is evolutionarily tuned to locomotor mechanics. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
Westneat MW, Aiello BR, Olsen AM, et al. (2017) Bioinspiration From Flexible Propulsors: Organismal Design, Mechanical Properties, Kinematics and Neurobiology of Pectoral Fins in Labrid Fishes Marine Technology Society Journal. 51: 23-34
Hale ME, Katz HR, Peek MY, et al. (2016) Neural circuits that drive startle behavior, with a focus on the Mauthner cells and spiral fiber neurons of fishes. Journal of Neurogenetics. 1-12
Aiello BR, Stewart TA, Hale ME. (2016) Mechanosensation in an adipose fin. Proceedings. Biological Sciences / the Royal Society. 283
Hardy AR, Steinworth BM, Hale ME. (2016) Touch sensation by pectoral fins of the catfish Pimelodus pictus. Proceedings. Biological Sciences / the Royal Society. 283
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