Effects of fish size, time-to-fatigue and turbulence on swimming performance: a case study of Galaxias maculatus
A simple relationship for the inanga Galaxias maculatus swimming velocity is suggested and tested in low and high turbulence channels. The relationship connects the swimming velocity with fish Reynolds and Froude numbers and can be used in both ecological analysis (e.g. habitat requirements) and man...
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