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The effects of temperature and viscosity on the metachronal swimming of crustaceans
Temperature changes as small as $3 ^\circ$C have been observed to significantly impact how self-propelled organisms move through their environment, especially for those inhabiting the transitional flow regime in which both viscous and inertial effects are important. Nonetheless, many oceanic species
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