Swimming behavior in relation to buoyancy in an open swimbladder fish, the Chinese sturgeon
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Yasuhiko Naito | Y. Naito | K. Sato | N. Miyazaki | Yuuki Y. Watanabe | Q. Wei | H. Du | K. Sato | N. Miyazaki | H. Du | Q. Wei | D. Yang | X. Chen | J. Yang | J. Yang | X. Chen | Y. Watanabe | D. Yang | D. Yang | D. Yang
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