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To understand the complexity of aero- and hydrodynamic effects related to the morphology of animals, the shape of the organism is often simplified. Researchers used engineered foils to approximate the geometry of aquatic animals ([Hertel, 1966][1]; [Aleyev, 1977][2]; [Feldkamp, 1987][3]; [Fish and

Estimation of shape of the sea lion for hydrodynamic analysis. Response to ‘Cambered profile of a California sea lion's body’