Session 112

Day: Thursday, Jan. 7, 08:00-09:45
Room: C125/126

Organizer(s): Brett Aiello

Session	Author(s)	Title
112	DAGHOOGHI, M; BORAZJANI, I*	How fish schooling improves swimming performance?
112	DI SANTO, V*; KENALEY, CP; LAUDER, GV	Batoid locomotion: integrative study of mechanics and energetics in the little skate
112	HARDY, A.R.*; STEINWORTH, B.M.; HALE, M.E.	*Pectoral fins of the catfish Pimelodus pictus* can function as passive touch sensors**
112	AIELLO, BR*; OLSEN, AM; WESTNEAT, MW; HALE, ME	Losing one’s sense of control: how proprioceptive feedback impacts labriform swimming
112	KATZ, HR*; LIU, YC; HALE, ME	What can tails tell fish? How caudal touch mediates startle behavior
112	SCHWALBE, MAB*; WISE, TN; BODEN, AL; TYTELL, ED	Muscle activity during forward accelerations versus steady swimming in bluegill sunfish
112	LAUDER, G.V.*; ANDERSON, E.J.; GARBORG, C.S.; THORNYCROFT, P.; TURNER, E.; KALIONZES, K.; KENALEY, C.P.	Revisiting the Relationship Between Tail Beat Frequency, Amplitude, and Speed in Swimming Fishes

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