... and an elongated anal fin contribute to turning maneuvers. Fish locomotion Swimming control Maneuverability Ribbon fin Kennesaw State University http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/100009792 Turning maneuvers are commonly used by fishes during prey capture, predator avoidance, mating...

... 2022 Summary: Balitorid loaches exhibit a variety of locomotor strategies on land, ranging from terrestrial swimming to tetrapod-like walking across morphotypes. Terrestrial excursion Rheophilic Fish locomotion Hillstream loaches National Science Foundation http://dx.doi.org...

... financial interests. 24 5 2013 6 9 2013 © 2014. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2014 Fish locomotion Undulating fin propulsion Knifefish Bio-mimetic Bio-robotics Digital particle image velocimetry (DPIV) A wide variety of fish undulate elongated fins...

... force cancel out the drag. Small motions of the caudal and/or pectoral fins provide an efficient way to correct the angle, such that an equilibrium is even reached in case of unsteadiness imposed by the wake of an object. entraining fish locomotion hydrodynamics swimming kinematics rainbow trout...

... may have significant effects on fish locomotion. The biological implication is that it may not be critical for a fish to control the motion of its caudal fin accurately to achieve high propulsion performance. In biomimetic applications, this suggests that in the future development of mechanical...