Christian M. Schreiber's scientific contributions
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Publications (2)
The manta is the largest marine organism to swim by dorsoventral oscillation (flapping) of the pectoral fins. The manta has been considered to swim with a high efficiency stroke, but this assertion has not been previously examined. The oscillatory swimming strokes of the manta were examined by detailing the kinematics of the pectoral fin movements...
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... Fontanella [9] and Russo [10] et al. performed computed tomography (CT) scans to study the pectoral fins of the manta-like propulsive fish. The propulsive force of the pectoral fin is related to the spanwise deformation ability, which is explained from the perspective of force and flow field, respectively [11,12]. ...