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M. Leftwich

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Primitive and modern swimmers solve the challenges of turning similarly to achieve high maneuverability

J. O. Dabiri, S. Colin, B. Gemmell, K. Lucas, M. Leftwich, J. H. Costello

This study shows jellyfish and fish use similar turning strategies by first maximizing torque and then minimizing resistance, suggesting evolutionary convergence in maneuverability.

bioRxiv · Jul 18, 2019 · PreprintZoology