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Fig. 1. Schematic of the experimental set-up used for live-fish imaging.
Fig. 2. Typical shapes of St. Peter’s fish (A,B); carp (C,D); and grey mullet (E,F), while swimming in theaquarium.
Fig. 3. A St. Peter’s fish showing the tail segment from which tail shape features were calculated
Fig. 4. Schematic of the fish pond in which fish training experiments were conducted. (a) Concrete pool;(b) feeding station with blinking light; (c) partitions; (d) Plexiglas channel.
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