The Locomotor Activity of Fish: An Analogy to the Kinetics of an Opposed First-Order Chemical Reaction

Abstract
The kinetic behavior of a laboratory population of bluegill (Lepomis macrochirus) under defined laboratory conditions is shown to be analogous to the reaction kinetics described by a population of molecules engaged in an opposed (reversible) first‐order reaction. Thus as in chemical kinetics, the locomotor activity of fish can be described quantitatively in the form of rate constants.

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