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Researcher

Céline Neutens

Awards & Distinctions

16 Results

2017

Prehensile and non-prehensile tails among syngnathid fishes : what’s the difference?

Céline NeutensBart de DobbelaerPeter ClaesDominique Adriaens

A1 Journal Article in ZOOLOGY

2016

Transforming tails into tools : from evolutionary morphology of prehensile tails in syngnathid fishes to exploring bio-inspiration potentials

Céline NeutensDominique AdriaensMatthieu De Beule

2015

Prehensile and non-prehensile tails among syngnathid fishes: what's the difference?

Céline NeutensBart De DobbelaerPeter ClaesDominique Adriaens

To bend or not to bend: seahorses vs. pipefishes

Céline NeutensPaulina UrbanMatthieu De BeuleDominique Adriaens

2014

Grasping convergent evolution in syngnathids: a unique tale of tails

Céline NeutensDominique AdriaensJoachim ChristiaensBarbara De KegelManuel DierickRenaud BoistelLuc Van Hoorebeke

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF ANATOMY

The seahorse tail as inspiration for serially articulated systems

Céline NeutensTomas PraetMatthieu De BeuleManuel DierickDominique Adriaens

2013

A unique muscular organization unraveled in seahorse tails by combining µCT-scanning with old school histological sectioning

Céline NeutensDominique AdriaensJoachim ChristiaensBarbara De KegelManuel DierickRenaud BoistelLuc Van Hoorebeke

Evolutionary morphology of the prehensile tail in syngnathid fishes: from pipefish to seahorse

Céline NeutensDominique AdriaensJoachim ChristiaensDenis Van LooBarbara De KegelRenaud BoistelLuc Van Hoorebeke

From the evolution of the seahorse tail towards bio-inspired serially articulated systems

Dominique AdriaensTomas PraetCéline NeutensAnabela Resende da MaiaMatthieu De BeuleBenedict Verhegghe

Functional morphology of a unique muscular organization in the prehensile tail of seahorses

Céline NeutensDominique AdriaensJoachim ChristiaensBarbara De KegelManuel DierickRenaud BoistelLuc Van Hoorebeke

Increased tail flexibility in syngnathid fishes: from pipefish to seahorse

Céline NeutensDominique AdriaensJoachim ChristiaensBarbara De KegelManuel DierickRenaud BoistelLuc Van Hoorebeke

2012

Evolutionary morphology of the caudal musculoskeletal system in syngnathid fish: from swimming to prehension... in different ways

Dominique AdriaensCéline NeutensJoachim ChristiaensDenis Van LooBarbara De KegelRenaud BoistelLuc Van Hoorebeke

Evolutionary morphology of the caudal musculoskeletal system in syngnathid fishes: from swimming to prehension… in different ways

Céline NeutensDominique AdriaensJoachim ChristiaensDenis Van LooBarbara De KegelRenaud BoistelLuc Van Hoorebeke

2011

Convergent evolution of a unique skeletal system in fishes : the grasping tail in syngnathids

Dominique AdriaensCéline NeutensJoachim ChristiaensDenis Van LooBarbara De KegelR. BoistelLuc Van Hoorebeke

La structure externe et la structure profonde des sillons corticaux chez l’homme et les grands singes, une approche renouvelée de l’anatomie cérébrale comparée réalisée à l’aide des nouvelles méthodes d’imaginerie

Emmanuel GilissenCéline Neutens

Surface and deep structure of the central sulcus in the human and chimpanzee neocortex

Emmanuel GilissenCéline Neutens