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English: A sample video illustrating the currents induced by Daphnia (video file format: avi). Fluid motion is solely caused by swimming Daphnia. Frame dimensions are 32 by 32 mm. The video, which was recorded by one of the PIV cameras during our preliminary measurements, shows daphnids of various sizes crossing the laser light sheet. The flow field can be observed visually by following the white seeding particles used for PIV measurements. Judging by the dispersion of seeded particles at each crossing of Daphnias, it can be convincingly noted that a sudden leap of induced currents is associated with larger Daphnias. The video additionally illustrates that even the passive sinking of larger Daphnias can induce much larger trails than those of smaller Daphnias swimming at a high speed. |
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Source | Video S1 from Wickramarathna L, Noss C, Lorke A (2014). "Hydrodynamic Trails Produced by Daphnia: Size and Energetics". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0092383. PMID 24671019. PMC: 3966788. | ||
Author | Wickramarathna L, Noss C, Lorke A | ||
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Author | Wickramarathna L, Noss C, Lorke A |
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Image title | A sample video illustrating the currents induced by Daphnia (video file format: avi). Fluid motion is solely caused by swimming Daphnia. Frame dimensions are 32 by 32 mm. The video, which was recorded by one of the PIV cameras during our preliminary measurements, shows daphnids of various sizes crossing the laser light sheet. The flow field can be observed visually by following the white seeding particles used for PIV measurements. Judging by the dispersion of seeded particles at each crossing of Daphnias, it can be convincingly noted that a sudden leap of induced currents is associated with larger Daphnias. The video additionally illustrates that even the passive sinking of larger Daphnias can induce much larger trails than those of smaller Daphnias swimming at a high speed. |
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Date and time of digitizing | 2014 |