Burst-and-coast swimmers optimize gait by adapting unique intrinsic cycle
Li et al. use experimental observations of red-nose tetrafish and mathematical simulations to model the burst-and-coast swimming regime. This study shows that in order to sustain the necessary speed, fish adopt a unique intrinsic cycle by modifying the burst to coast ratio and can implement this pat...
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/b4e4f6039bd24352b5cc5fbed9dcdbed |
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| Sumario: | Li et al. use experimental observations of red-nose tetrafish and mathematical simulations to model the burst-and-coast swimming regime. This study shows that in order to sustain the necessary speed, fish adopt a unique intrinsic cycle by modifying the burst to coast ratio and can implement this pattern at a range of swimming speeds. |
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