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...William J. Stewart; Matthew J. McHenry SUMMARY The ability of a predator fish to capture a prey fish depends on the hydrodynamics of the prey and its behavioral response to the predator's strike. Despite the importance of this predator–prey interaction to the ecology and evolution of a diversity...

... 2010 © 2010. 2010 lateral line system predator–prey interaction foraging hydrodynamics Locomotion can challenge the ability of an animal to sense changes in its environment. As an aquatic vertebrate swims forward, its visual, olfactory, vestibular and lateral line systems may...

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