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Computational fluid dynamics as a tool for testing functional and ecological hypotheses in fossil taxa

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In this talk, I will introduce computational fluid dynamics (CFD), an approach for simulating flows of fluids and their interaction with solid surfaces that has great potential in palaeontology. I will present case studies of CFD used to test functional hypotheses in fossil taxa, shedding light on the ecology and evolution of a range of ancient organisms.

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