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Bioströmungsmechanik

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Im Gegensatz zu den vorangegangenen Kapiteln befasst sich die Bioströmungsmechanik mit Strömungen, die von flexiblen biologischen Oberflächen aufgeprägt werden. Man unterscheidet die Umströmung von Lebewesen in Luft bzw. in Wasser, wie den Vogelflug oder das Schwimmen der Fische und Innenströmungen, wie z.B. der geschlossene Blutkreislauf von Lebewesen. Die Evolution hat in den vergangenen Jahrmillionen für die Fortbewegung der Lebewesen je nach Größe und Gewicht das Kriechen, Laufen, Schwimmen, Gleiten bzw. Fliegen entwickelt.

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