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Figure 5


Fig. 5. Axes of kinematic variation in prey capture as revealed by PCA. Each point represents a feeding sequence on the respective axes for the species examined. Note the separation of morays from A. rostrata on PC1. Magnitude of angular excursions and all timing variables load positively on PC1 for morays and negatively for Anguilla rostrata. Head loaded strongly and negatively on PC2. Moray eels, Muraena retifera and Echidna nebulosa, exhibited more variable kinematics than the suction-feeding Anguilla rostrata.





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