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Aerodynamic shapes are those that tend to minimize or eliminate the production of turbulence in a liquid medium (including air and gasses) as the medium and the shape move relative to one another. It makes no difference if the shape is moving through the medium, or the medium is moving around the shape. The point is the same: lower turbulence. Aerodynamic shapes typically have tapered leading edges that present to the stream. Then they typically widen to their maximum width and continue to taper to their trailing edge. The waterline of a kayak or canoe are good example of a typical aerodynamic shape.

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