نتایج جستجو برای: longitudinal fin

تعداد نتایج: 142312  

2016
Pan Han Geng Liu Yan Ren Haibo Dong

Three-dimensional numerical simulations are used to investigate the hydrodynamic performance and the wake patterns of a sunfish in steady swimming. Immersed boundary method for deformable attaching bodies (IBM-DAB) are used to handle complex moving boundaries of one solid body (fish body) attached with several membranes (fins). The effects of the vortices shed from both the dorsal and anal fins...

Journal: :Zootaxa 2013
Heok Heok Ng Maurice Kottelat

Rasbora dusonensis, R. tornieri and R. myersi are valid species. Rasbora dusonensis sensu Brittan (1954) is R. tornieri and R. dusonensis sensu Kottelat (1991) is R. myersi. Both R. dusonensis and R. tornieri are members of the R. argyrotaenia group and can be distinguished from congeners in having a broad, dark, sharply-defined midlateral stripe on body extending from opercle to caudal-fin bas...

2013
Yan Qiu Maocheng Tian Zhixiong Guo

A three-dimensional numerical study was made to investigate effects of fin angle, fin surface emissivity, and tube wall temperature on heat transfer enhancement for a longitudinal externally-finned tube placed vertically in a small chamber. The numerical model was first validated through comparison with experimental measurements and the appropriateness of general boundary conditions was examine...

Journal: :J. Applied Mathematics 2013
Charis Harley

The steady heat transfer through a rectangular longitudinal fin is studied.The thermal conductivity and heat transfer coefficient are assumed to be temperature dependent making the resulting ordinary differential equation (ODE) highly nonlinear. An asymptotic solution is used as a means of understanding the relationship between key parameters. A dynamical analysis is also employed for the same ...

Journal: :Zootaxa 2013
André L Netto-Ferreira Hernán Lopez-Fernandez Donald C Taphorn Elford A Liverpool

Lebiasina ardilai is described from the upper Mazaruni in Guyana. The new species differs from all its congeners by its color pattern consisting of: a narrow, nearly straight primary stripe, extending from posterior to humeral blotch to near the vertical through anal-fin origin, being absent or inconspicuous in females and conspicuously marked in males; the presence of four series of dark blotc...

Journal: :Zootaxa 2014
Unmesh Katwate Fibin Baby Rajeev Raghavan Neelesh Dahanukar

Francis Day described Pethia punctata from Cochin, on the Malabar (south western) coast of India. Although, the species is now recovered from its synonymy with P. ticto, an accurate diagnosis and description have been lacking. A redescription of P. punctata based on external morphology, osteology and genetics is provided, which revealed that P. muvattupuzhaensis, described from Muvattupuzha Riv...

2005
Eric von Holst

In 1926, when C. M. Breder published his classic monograph on the locomotion of fishes (Breder, 1926), little was known about how fish coordinate movement among fins. Despite Breder’s wide-ranging functional and phylogenetic analysis of different modes of fish swimming, followed in 1930 by the pioneering physiological work of Eric von Holst (1973), who looked at general patterns of fish fin mov...

2014
Andrew Sommers Anthony M. Jacobi A. D. SOMMERS A. M. JACOBI

In air-cooling applications with frost production, heat exchanger performance is often air-side limited, because the two-phase flow of the refrigerant provides excellent heat transfer coefficients, and because designers typically use a large air-side fin spacing for frost tolerance. The large fin spacing prolongs operation of the heat exchanger by mitigating the effect of the accumulating frost...

Journal: :Current Biology 2012
Yuuta Moriyama Toru Kawanishi Ryohei Nakamura Tatsuya Tsukahara Kenta Sumiyama Maximiliano L. Suster Koichi Kawakami Atsushi Toyoda Asao Fujiyama Yuuri Yasuoka Yusuke Nagao Etsuko Sawatari Atsushi Shimizu Yuko Wakamatsu Masahiko Hibi Masanori Taira Masataka Okabe Kiyoshi Naruse Hisashi Hashimoto Atsuko Shimada Hiroyuki Takeda

Teleosts have an asymmetrical caudal fin skeleton formed by the upward bending of the caudal-most portion of the body axis, the ural region. This homocercal type of caudal fin ensures powerful and complex locomotion and is regarded as one of the most important innovations for teleosts during adaptive radiation in an aquatic environment. However, the mechanisms that create asymmetric caudal fin ...

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