Hydrodynamical Fingerprint of a Neighbour in a Fish Lateral Line.

ABSTRACT: For fish, swimming in group may be favorable to individuals. Several works reported that in a fish school, individuals sense and adjust their relative position to prevent collisions and maintain the group formation. Also, from a hydrodynamic perspective, relative-position and kinematic synchronisation between adjacent fish may considerably influence their swimming performance. Fish may sense the relative-position and tail-beat phase difference with their neighbors using both vision and the lateral-line system, however, when swimming in dark or turbid environments, visual information may become unavailable. To understand how lateral-line sensing can enable fish to judge the relative-position and phase-difference with their neighbors, in this study, based on a verified three-dimensional comp

SUBMITTER: Li G 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8878980 | biostudies-literature | 2022

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature