2020
DOI: 10.1101/2020.06.30.180851
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On the role of phase lag in multi-appendage metachronal swimming of euphausiids

Abstract: AbstractMetachronal paddling is a common method of drag-based biological aquatic propulsion, in which a series of swimming appendages are oscillated, with the motion of each appendage phase-shifted relative to the neighboring appendages. Ecologically and economically important Euphausiid species such as Antarctic krill (E. superba) swim constantly in the pelagic zone by stroking their paddling appendages (pleopods), with locomotion accounting for the … Show more

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