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Data concerning the hydrodynamic advantages of arching sea stars modeled in a hydraulics flume.

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Arched and flat model sea stars were used in a recirculating flow hydraulics flume to assess flow velocities.

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Methods employed were: using a fluorometer to detect injected rhodamine dye, acoustic Doppler velocimeter to detect mean and shear velocities to a depth of 35mm above the substrate, DPIV using glass microspheres to detect velocities closer to the substrate.

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Earth & Environmental Science · Engineering · Ocean & Atmospheric Science
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Fluid mechanics and thermal engineering 75%
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