Control of vortex rings for manoeuvrability.

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Vortex ring behavior provides the epigenetic blueprint for the human heart.Widespread utilization of passive energy recapture in swimming medusae.Instabilities of interacting vortex rings generated by an oscillating disk.

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Control of vortex rings for manoeuvrability.

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Fine structure of the neuromuscular system of Polyorchis penicillatus (Hydromedusae, Cnidaria).

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A wake-based correlate of swimming performance and foraging behavior in seven co-occurring jellyfish species.

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