KnowraAquatic locomotionLinked fromLinked fromThe 42 pages that link to Aquatic locomotion, each with the reason it gives.All 42Related 26Narrower topic 10Compared with 6Marine mammalNarrower topic: Marine mammals evolved different propulsion systems for efficient travel underwater.FlipperNarrower topic: Flippers are one anatomical solution to moving through an aquatic environment.Benthic locomotionNarrower topic: Benthic movement is one way aquatic animals move through their environment.Crocodilian locomotionNarrower topic: Crocodilian swimming is one specialized form of movement through water.ManateeNarrower topic: Manatees propel themselves with a broad tail and steer with their forelimbs.Ram feedingNarrower topic: Ram feeding depends on locomotion to bring the mouth into contact with prey.Eared sealNarrower topic: Eared seals use coordinated flipper strokes to travel efficiently between feeding and breeding sites.Japanese giant salamanderNarrower topic: Its flattened body and tail propel it along the streambed.DallasaurusNarrower topic: Dallasaurus's anatomy can be compared with more specialized swimming in later mosasaurs.HydrosaurusNarrower topic: Swimming is a major function associated with the genus’s flattened tail and water-edge habitat.