1. Dynamic adhesion in animals: mechanisms and biomimetic implications

   • W. Jon P. Barnes

   Introduction 11 July 2006 Pages: 1165 - 1168

2. Whole-organism studies of adhesion in pad-bearing lizards: creative evolutionary solutions to functional problems

   • Duncan J. Irschick
   • Anthony Herrel
   • Bieke Vanhooydonck

   Review 07 September 2006 Pages: 1169 - 1177

   

3. Whole animal measurements of shear and adhesive forces in adult tree frogs: insights into underlying mechanisms of adhesion obtained from studying the effects of size and scale

   • W. Jon. P. Barnes
   • Christine Oines
   • Joanna M. Smith

   Original Paper 19 August 2006 Pages: 1179 - 1191

   

4. Structural correlates of increased adhesive efficiency with adult size in the toe pads of hylid tree frogs

   • Joanna M. Smith
   • W. Jon. P. Barnes
   • Graeme D. Ruxton

   Original Paper 08 September 2006 Pages: 1193 - 1204

   

5. Ultrahydrophobicity indicates a non-adhesive default state in gecko setae

   • Kellar Autumn
   • Wendy Hansen

   Original Paper 15 July 2006 Pages: 1205 - 1212

   

6. Biomechanics of smooth adhesive pads in insects: influence of tarsal secretion on attachment performance

   • Patrick Drechsler
   • Walter Federle

   Original Paper 12 July 2006 Pages: 1213 - 1222

   

7. Friction and adhesion in the tarsal and metatarsal scopulae of spiders

   • Senta Niederegger
   • Stanislav N. Gorb

   Original Paper 25 July 2006 Pages: 1223 - 1232

   

8. Material structure, stiffness, and adhesion: why attachment pads of the grasshopper (Tettigonia viridissima) adhere more strongly than those of the locust (Locusta migratoria) (Insecta: Orthoptera)

   • Pablo Perez Goodwyn
   • Andrei Peressadko
   • Stanislav Gorb

   Original Paper 26 July 2006 Pages: 1233 - 1243