Titlebook: Swimming and Flying in Nature; Volume 2 Theodore Y.-T. Wu (Chairman),Charles J. Brokaw,Chr Book 1975 Springer Science+Business Media New Yo

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Aerodynamic Aspects of Animal Flightuctural considerations, or by the power-plant capabilities of the animal’s musculature and metabolism. Equally it will give only a highly condensed account (see section on Evolution) of the biologically fundamental questions of how systems for animal flight evolved in response to environmental demands and opportunities.

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Swimming Energetics of the Larval Anchovying this model with certain qualifications. The relationships of swimming energetics to larval fish behavior is discussed. Current theories of large amplitude intermittent swimming are also discussed in light of the high swimming efficiencies encountered in this study.

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, 1974 was conceived with the objective of providing an interdisciplinary forum for the discussion of funda­ mental biological and fluid mechanical aspects of these forms of natura110comotion. It was the earnest hope of all concerned in the organization of the Symposium that the exchange of knowledg

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Book 1975 conceived with the objective of providing an interdisciplinary forum for the discussion of funda­ mental biological and fluid mechanical aspects of these forms of natura110comotion. It was the earnest hope of all concerned in the organization of the Symposium that the exchange of knowledge and inte

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The Response of Fish to Shearing Surfaces in the Waterfish to shearing surfaces in the water and of their behaviour in the presence of model screens generating such surfaces in the neighbourhood of the slats..A variety of species of freshwater fish were shown to respond by turning towards a higher velocity flow when passing through a shearing surface,