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Motile marine animals are
commonly called free-
swimming, and
motile non-parasitic
organisms are
called free-living.
Motility includes an organism's ability...
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Human swimming typically consists of
repeating a
specific body
motion or
swimming stroke to
propel the body forward.
There are many
kinds of strokes,...
- fish that
retain their eggs
inside the body and give
birth to live,
free-
swimming young. They are
especially prized by
aquarium owners.
Among aquarium...
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swimming in US
indoor pools was
common for men and boys from the late 1880s
until the mid-1970s, but was rare for
women and girls. Male nude
swimming...
- of
large pelagic fishes. They
begin their life
cycle as a
series of
free-
swimming planktonic larvae. The
females metamorphose into a
parasitic stage when...
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Swimming is the self-propulsion of a
person through water, such as sal****er or
freshwater environments,
usually for recreation, sport, exercise, or survival...
- Like most
other hydrozoans, T.
dohrnii begin their lives as tiny,
free-
swimming larvae known as planulae. As a
planula settles down, it
gives rise to...
- Sea
angels (clade Gymnosomata) are a
large group of
small free-
swimming sea slugs,
classified into six
separate families. They are
pelagic opisthobranchs...
- A trochop**** (/ˈtroʊkəˌfɔːr, ˈtrɒ-, -koʊ-/) is a type of
free-
swimming planktonic marine larva with
several bands of cilia. By
moving their cilia rapidly...
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Synchronized swimming (in
British English,
synchronised swimming), also
known as
artistic swimming, is a
sport where swimmers perform a
synchronized c****ographed...
