2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.matt.2020.10.028
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Piranha Predation Could Not Have Driven the Evolution of Arapaima gigas Scales

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“…Protective structures have experienced a marked increase in interest from the material science community due to their unique mechanical characteristics and properties, but dearth of biological knowledge on the potential predators or predator–prey interactions calls into question the relevance thereof. A prime example of such a case is the extreme toughness of arapaima fish scales, which has been ascribed to piranha predation by the material science community (Lin et al, 2011; Meyers et al, 2012; Yang et al, 2019), but is refuted by numerous evolutionary and ecological lines of evidence (Huskey et al, 2020). Demonstration of a protective function against one or multiple predators provides evidence that the current anti‐predatory role of armour may be selecting for and is maintaining the trait, provided that these aspects are analysed within a historical, phylogenetic and ecological contexts.…”
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“…Protective structures have experienced a marked increase in interest from the material science community due to their unique mechanical characteristics and properties, but dearth of biological knowledge on the potential predators or predator–prey interactions calls into question the relevance thereof. A prime example of such a case is the extreme toughness of arapaima fish scales, which has been ascribed to piranha predation by the material science community (Lin et al, 2011; Meyers et al, 2012; Yang et al, 2019), but is refuted by numerous evolutionary and ecological lines of evidence (Huskey et al, 2020). Demonstration of a protective function against one or multiple predators provides evidence that the current anti‐predatory role of armour may be selecting for and is maintaining the trait, provided that these aspects are analysed within a historical, phylogenetic and ecological contexts.…”
Section: The Limitations Of the Anti‐predator Hypothesismentioning
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“…Logo, as escamas funcionam como um escudo, representando proteção contra os predadores sem comprometer a mobilidade, já que também são leves, flexíveis e resistentes. Isto abre precedente à sua imitação em itens, como coletes à prova de balas (YANG et al, 2019;HUSKEY, 2020).…”
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“…2021. Dispõe sobre a Política Nacional de Desenvolvimento Sustentável da Aquicultura e da Pesca, regula as atividades pesqueiras, revoga a Lei no 7.679, de 23 de novembro de 1988, e dispositivos do Decreto-Lei no 221, de 28 de fevereiro de 1967, e dá outras providências.…”
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“…It is highly desirable for structural materials to have enhanced impact resistance and exemption from catastrophic damage. , Bioinspired artificial armor are inspiring a pathway to overcome brittleness. For example, the scales of Pirarucu are among the most flexible biomaterials in nature. In the survival war between Pirarucu and Piranha , the former’s hard outer “shield”, with intriguing resistance to cracking, can often defend against the spear-like long teeth of the Piranha . This can be attributed to their highly rigid outer layer as well as a softer but tougher internal collagen fibril layer with a Bouligand-like structure to absorb excessive deformation. , …”
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“…In the survival war between Pirarucu and Piranha, the former's hard outer "shield", with intriguing resistance to cracking, can often defend against the spear-like long teeth of the Piranha. 17 This can be attributed to their highly rigid outer layer as well as a softer but tougher internal collagen fibril layer with a Bouligand-like structure to absorb excessive deformation. 18,19 Being the most abundant, renewable, and sustainable resource on Earth, lignocellulose has both primary (covalent bonds) and secondary bonds (hydrogen bonds) that can be reformed once they are broken.…”
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