{"id":121640,"date":"2015-01-31T04:49:25","date_gmt":"2015-01-31T11:49:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=121640"},"modified":"2015-01-31T04:49:25","modified_gmt":"2015-01-31T11:49:25","slug":"australia-triumphs-bhp-aquatic-super-series-despite-usa-surge","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/australia-triumphs-bhp-aquatic-super-series-despite-usa-surge\/","title":{"rendered":"Australia Triumphs at BHP Aquatic Super Series Despite USA Surge"},"content":{"rendered":"

PERTH – A final day surge by Team USA wasn’t enough to overtake the hosts as the Aussies took home the BHP Aquatic Super Series title with a strong two days of swimming.<\/p>\n

Australia won with 626 points, while USA finished second with 586 points. \u00a0Japan (548) and China (520) rounded out the team points.<\/p>\n

A day after winning a pair of races, Japan’s Daiya Seto was back at it with a 1:48.35 to emerge from a tight race in the men’s 200-meter free. \u00a0The top five all managed to post 1:48s.<\/p>\n

Australia’s Cameron McEvoy took second in 1:48.58 with China’s Shang Keyuan placing third in 1:48.72.<\/p>\n

Australia’s Thomas Fraser-Holmes (1:48.74) and USA’s Ryan Lochte (1:48.78) just missed the podium in the close finale.<\/p>\n

The Campbell sisters followed with the top two times in the world as Cate scorched the finale in the women’s 100-meter free with a 53.13, while Bronte touched just behind with a 53.14.<\/p>\n

Cate (53.20) and Bronte (53.32) had already stood 1-2 in the world anyway with times from the Victoria State Titles, but they improved those times tonight.<\/p>\n

USA’s Margo Geer turned in a 54.23 to claim bronze overall.<\/p>\n

Team USA picked up its third gold of the meet as Cody Miller touched out Japan’s Yasuhiro Koseki, 1:00.39 to 1:00.42, in the men’s 100-meter breast.<\/p>\n

Along with third-place finisher Jack Packard’s 1:00.54, those are the second-through-fourth ranked times in the world this year behind Adam Peaty’s blistering 59.48 from the Flanders Speedo Cup.<\/p>\n

Australia’s Emily Seebohm served notice to the rest of the world in the women’s 100-meter back with a stunning time of 58.89 in the finale.<\/p>\n

Seebohm’s time just missed her Aussie All-Comers record of 58.84 from Pan Pacs last August, and was half-a-second or so off her Aussie record of 58.23. \u00a0That’s a remarkable time for January.<\/p>\n

Her teammate Madi Wilson finished second overall in 1:00.06 with China’s Fu Yuanhui earning third in 1:00.13.<\/p>\n

In another of a string of close finishes, aside from the women’s 100-meter back, USA’s Tim Phillips clipped Australia’s Jayden Hadler for the men’s 100-meter fly crow, 52.34 to 52.35.<\/p>\n

Those are now the second and third best times in the world so far this season. \u00a0Jack Conger holds the top time with a sterling 51.64 from the Austin stop of the Arena Pro Swim Series.<\/p>\n

Australia’s Tommaso D’Orsogna wound up a close third in 52.46 with Japan’s Takuro Fujii just missing the podium in 52.50.<\/p>\n

USA’s Cammile Adams surged to a 2:07.61 to 2:07.89, victory against Japan’s Suzuki Hasegawa in the women’s 200-meter fly as the duo smoked the top two times in the world.<\/p>\n

Katie McLaughlin and Cassidy Bayer had led the world standings with an A final tie of 2:09.12 in Austin, but Adams and Hasegawa certainly stepped the top-line times up a notch.<\/p>\n

Australia’s Madeline Groves rounded out the top three in 2:09.49.<\/p>\n

Japan’s Daiya Seto claimed his second title of the night, fourth of the meet, with a 1:58.27 to 1:58.57, edging of Lochte.<\/p>\n

Those are now the top two times in the world, bettering the 1:59.56 set by Conor Dwyer in Austin.<\/p>\n

Japan’s Hiromasa Fujimori picked up third-place honors in the finale with a time of 1:59.89 to stand fourth in the world rankings.<\/p>\n

China’s Zhang Yuhan captured the women’s 400-meter freestyle title in 4:06.83 to move to second in the world behind Katie Ledecky’s jaw-dropping 4:00.47 from Austin.<\/p>\n

Australia’s Jessica Ashwood (4:07.55) and Bronte Barratt (4:08.72) took second and third in the middle-distance event.<\/p>\n

 Event 23  Women 400 LC Metre Freestyle<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        World: W 3:58.37  23\/08\/2014Katie Ledecky, USA\r\n Commonwealth: C 4:00.60  26\/07\/2009Joanne Jackson, Great Britain\r\n   Australian: A 4:03.40  16\/03\/2012Kylie Palmer, Chandler\r\n   All Comers: ! 3:58.37  23\/08\/2014Katie Ledecky, USA\r\n Title Holder:   4:07.44  31\/01\/2014Bronte Barratt, Australia\r\n    Name            Age Team                 Seed     Finals  FINA       \r\n==================================================================\r\n  1 ZHANG, YUHAN     20 CHINA             4:07.19    4:06.83   909  \r\n    r:+0.63  28.67        59.61 (30.94)\r\n        1:30.84 (31.23)     2:02.20 (31.36)\r\n        2:33.64 (31.44)     3:05.52 (31.88)\r\n        3:36.90 (31.38)     4:06.83 (29.93)\r\n  2 ASHWOOD, JESSIC  21 AUSTRALIA         4:05.01    4:07.55   901  \r\n    r:+0.68  28.55        59.66 (31.11)\r\n        1:30.91 (31.25)     2:02.67 (31.76)\r\n        2:34.34 (31.67)     3:06.31 (31.97)\r\n        3:37.86 (31.55)     4:07.55 (29.69)\r\n  3 BARRATT, BRONTE  25 AUSTRALIA         4:04.56    4:08.72   888  \r\n    r:+0.56  28.80        59.57 (30.77)\r\n        1:31.10 (31.53)     2:02.78 (31.68)\r\n        2:34.18 (31.40)     3:05.85 (31.67)\r\n        3:37.61 (31.76)     4:08.72 (31.11)\r\n  4 MANN, BECCA      17 UNITED STATES     4:07.92    4:10.48   870  \r\n    r:+0.71  29.17      1:00.22 (31.05)\r\n        1:32.07 (31.85)     2:03.83 (31.76)\r\n        2:35.70 (31.87)     3:07.69 (31.99)\r\n        3:39.57 (31.88)     4:10.48 (30.91)\r\n  5 IGARASHI, CHIHI  19 JAPAN             4:09.35    4:12.69   847  \r\n    r:+0.55  28.70        59.99 (31.29)\r\n        1:31.62 (31.63)     2:03.76 (32.14)\r\n        2:36.20 (32.44)     3:09.09 (32.89)\r\n        3:41.31 (32.22)     4:12.69 (31.38)\r\n  6 SHAO, YIWEN      19 CHINA             4:06.45    4:16.88   806  \r\n    r:+0.62  29.40      1:01.11 (31.71)\r\n        1:33.70 (32.59)     2:06.03 (32.33)\r\n        2:38.78 (32.75)     3:11.27 (32.49)\r\n        3:44.51 (33.24)     4:16.88 (32.37)<\/pre>\n
Josh Schneider collected yet another gold medal for Team USA here during day two with a win in the men’s 50-meter free. \u00a0While it won’t be enough to overcome a team points deficit, the Stars and Stripes certainly answered the bell today.<\/p>\n
Schneider won in 22.38 to upend favorite James Magnussen (22.49) and Cameron McEvoy (22.51) of Australia.<\/p>\n
The times are a bit slow compared to what might have been expected for such a high profile event, considering Florent Manaudou threw down a sizzling 21.89 yesterday in Nice<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Japan’s Kanako Watanabe dominated the women’s 200-meter breaststroke finale with a time of 2:23.43 to also jump to the top of the world rankings.<\/p>\n
USA’s Micah Lawrence, who previously led the world with a 2:25.75 from Austin, took second in 2:25.19. \u00a0Japan’s Runa Imai placed third in 2:25.48.<\/p>\n
Japan’s Ryosuke Irie continued his personal mission to serve notice to the rest of the backstroking community as he dropped a 1:54.62 to win the men’s 200-meter back.<\/p>\n
This comes a day after he clocked a 53.15 in the 100, and shot him right past Ryan Murphy’s previous world-leading 1:56.91. \u00a0Irie nearly picked off his Australian All-Comers record of 1:54.02 from 2012 in the process.<\/p>\n
Australia’s Mitch Larkin took second in 1:56.05 with China’s Xu Jiayu earning third in 1:57.18.<\/p>\n
Australia’s Mack Horton crushed the field in the men’s 1500-meter free with a time of 14:55.76. \u00a0That swim shot right past the 14:58.49 set by Mykhaylo Romanchuk as the world leader yesterday at the Golden Tour in Nice.<\/p>\n
USA’s Michael McBroom took second in 15:13.48 with Australia’s David McKeon placing third in 15:21.60.<\/p>\n
Notably, Seto, who already won a pair tonight, still decided to participate in the mile en route to a seventh-place 15:44.<\/p>\n
 Event 27  Men 1500 LC Metre Freestyle<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        World: W 14:31.02  4\/08\/2012 Yang Sun, China\r\n Commonwealth: C 14:34.56  29\/07\/2001Grant Hackett, Australia\r\n   Australian: A 14:34.56  29\/07\/2001Grant Hackett, Miami\r\n   All Comers: ! 14:44.94  19\/03\/2005Grant Hackett, Miami\r\n    Name            Age Team                 Seed     Finals  FINA       \r\n==================================================================\r\n  1 HORTON, MACK     18 AUSTRALIA        14:48.76   14:55.76   919  \r\n    r:+0.65  26.40        55.54 (29.14)\r\n        1:25.06 (29.52)     1:54.57 (29.51)\r\n        2:23.74 (29.17)     2:53.43 (29.69)\r\n        3:22.98 (29.55)     3:52.98 (30.00)\r\n        4:22.75 (29.77)     4:52.99 (30.24)\r\n        5:22.78 (29.79)     5:52.86 (30.08)\r\n        6:22.79 (29.93)     6:52.93 (30.14)\r\n        7:23.00 (30.07)     7:53.14 (30.14)\r\n        8:23.53 (30.39)     8:53.84 (30.31)\r\n        9:24.21 (30.37)     9:54.65 (30.44)\r\n       10:24.74 (30.09)    10:55.28 (30.54)\r\n       11:25.59 (30.31)    11:55.99 (30.40)\r\n       12:25.91 (29.92)    12:56.33 (30.42)\r\n       13:26.40 (30.07)    13:56.87 (30.47)\r\n       14:26.62 (29.75)    14:55.76 (29.14)\r\n  2 MCBROOM, MICHAE  23 UNITED STATES    14:53.95   15:13.48   866  \r\n    r:+0.64  28.80        59.66 (30.86)\r\n        1:30.10 (30.44)     2:00.93 (30.83)\r\n        2:31.42 (30.49)     3:02.13 (30.71)\r\n        3:32.77 (30.64)     4:03.49 (30.72)\r\n        4:34.10 (30.61)     5:04.82 (30.72)\r\n        5:35.24 (30.42)     6:05.77 (30.53)\r\n        6:35.99 (30.22)     7:06.50 (30.51)\r\n        7:36.76 (30.26)     8:07.15 (30.39)\r\n        8:37.33 (30.18)     9:07.96 (30.63)\r\n        9:38.52 (30.56)    10:09.24 (30.72)\r\n       10:39.82 (30.58)    11:10.70 (30.88)\r\n       11:41.46 (30.76)    12:12.43 (30.97)\r\n       12:42.76 (30.33)    13:13.41 (30.65)\r\n       13:43.77 (30.36)    14:14.12 (30.35)\r\n       14:44.87 (30.75)    15:13.48 (28.61)\r\n  3 MCKEON, DAVID    22 AUSTRALIA        15:46.09   15:21.60   844  \r\n    r:+0.66  26.95        56.64 (29.69)\r\n        1:26.40 (29.76)     1:57.11 (30.71)\r\n        2:27.49 (30.38)     2:58.35 (30.86)\r\n        3:29.31 (30.96)     4:00.61 (31.30)\r\n        4:31.86 (31.25)     5:03.37 (31.51)\r\n        5:34.44 (31.07)     6:05.65 (31.21)\r\n        6:36.52 (30.87)     7:07.52 (31.00)\r\n        7:38.42 (30.90)     8:09.51 (31.09)\r\n        8:40.76 (31.25)     9:11.75 (30.99)\r\n        9:43.12 (31.37)    10:14.53 (31.41)\r\n       10:45.27 (30.74)    11:16.22 (30.95)\r\n       11:47.03 (30.81)    12:17.95 (30.92)\r\n       12:48.86 (30.91)    13:19.96 (31.10)\r\n       13:51.09 (31.13)    14:21.70 (30.61)\r\n       14:52.65 (30.95)    15:21.60 (28.95)\r\n  4 QUI, ZIAO        16 CHINA            15:20.75   15:28.50   825  \r\n    r:+0.67  27.82        57.54 (29.72)\r\n        1:27.92 (30.38)     1:58.68 (30.76)\r\n        2:29.55 (30.87)     3:00.68 (31.13)\r\n        3:31.85 (31.17)     4:02.91 (31.06)\r\n        4:33.91 (31.00)     5:05.06 (31.15)\r\n        5:36.03 (30.97)     6:07.19 (31.16)\r\n        6:38.34 (31.15)     7:09.51 (31.17)\r\n        7:40.89 (31.38)     8:11.99 (31.10)\r\n        8:43.41 (31.42)     9:14.78 (31.37)\r\n        9:45.97 (31.19)    10:17.29 (31.32)\r\n       10:48.47 (31.18)    11:20.00 (31.53)\r\n       11:51.16 (31.16)    12:22.54 (31.38)\r\n       12:53.74 (31.20)    13:25.18 (31.44)\r\n       13:56.36 (31.18)    14:27.79 (31.43)\r\n       14:58.79 (31.00)    15:28.50 (29.71)\r\n  5 SHANG, KEYUAN    19 CHINA            15:02.89   15:38.03   800  \r\n    r:+0.64  28.46        59.32 (30.86)\r\n        1:30.39 (31.07)     2:01.46 (31.07)\r\n        2:32.41 (30.95)     3:03.74 (31.33)\r\n        3:35.03 (31.29)     4:06.39 (31.36)\r\n        4:37.75 (31.36)     5:09.23 (31.48)\r\n        5:40.89 (31.66)     6:12.62 (31.73)\r\n        6:44.22 (31.60)     7:15.49 (31.27)\r\n        7:47.12 (31.63)     8:18.68 (31.56)\r\n        8:50.26 (31.58)     9:21.60 (31.34)\r\n        9:52.90 (31.30)    10:24.55 (31.65)\r\n       10:55.88 (31.33)    11:27.09 (31.21)\r\n       11:58.55 (31.46)    12:29.94 (31.39)\r\n       13:01.37 (31.43)    13:32.96 (31.59)\r\n       14:04.44 (31.48)    14:36.19 (31.75)\r\n       15:07.15 (30.96)    15:38.03 (30.88)\r\n  6 FUJIMORI, TAKEH  20 JAPAN            15:15.00   15:39.72   796  \r\n    r:+0.54  27.61        58.11 (30.50)\r\n        1:28.95 (30.84)     2:00.02 (31.07)\r\n        2:31.25 (31.23)     3:02.69 (31.44)\r\n        3:33.90 (31.21)     4:05.29 (31.39)\r\n        4:36.86 (31.57)     5:08.38 (31.52)\r\n        5:39.76 (31.38)     6:11.23 (31.47)\r\n        6:42.72 (31.49)     7:14.26 (31.54)\r\n        7:45.71 (31.45)     8:17.29 (31.58)\r\n        8:48.76 (31.47)     9:20.38 (31.62)\r\n        9:52.08 (31.70)    10:23.82 (31.74)\r\n       10:55.47 (31.65)    11:27.04 (31.57)\r\n       11:58.76 (31.72)    12:30.38 (31.62)\r\n       13:02.10 (31.72)    13:33.84 (31.74)\r\n       14:05.67 (31.83)    14:37.30 (31.63)\r\n       15:08.92 (31.62)    15:39.72 (30.80)\r\n  7 SETO, DAIYA      20 JAPAN            15:30.00   15:44.46   784  \r\n    r:+0.53  27.65        57.52 (29.87)\r\n        1:27.75 (30.23)     1:58.37 (30.62)\r\n        2:29.21 (30.84)     3:00.09 (30.88)\r\n        3:31.17 (31.08)     4:02.41 (31.24)\r\n        4:33.96 (31.55)     5:05.18 (31.22)\r\n        5:36.92 (31.74)     6:08.58 (31.66)\r\n        6:40.42 (31.84)     7:12.36 (31.94)\r\n        7:44.33 (31.97)     8:16.67 (32.34)\r\n        8:48.73 (32.06)     9:20.87 (32.14)\r\n        9:52.97 (32.10)    10:24.92 (31.95)\r\n       10:57.18 (32.26)    11:28.89 (31.71)\r\n       12:01.28 (32.39)    12:33.65 (32.37)\r\n       13:05.99 (32.34)    13:37.23 (31.24)\r\n       14:08.99 (31.76)    14:41.18 (32.19)\r\n       15:13.41 (32.23)    15:44.46 (31.05)<\/pre>\n
In another barn burner, Australia’s Keryn McMaster tracked down the women’s 400-meter IM crown in 4:37.79 with Japan’s Sakiko Shimizu taking second in 4:37.82.<\/p>\n
Team USA’s Maya DiRado, the 200 IM winner, touched a close third in 4:37.85.<\/p>\n
 Event 28  Women 400 LC Metre IM<\/b>\r\n==================================================================\r\n        World: W 4:28.43  28\/07\/2012Ariana Kukors, USA\r\n Commonwealth: C 4:29.45  10\/08\/2008Stephanie Rice, Australia\r\n   Australian: A 4:29.45  10\/08\/2008Stephanie Rice, StPeters Western\r\n   All Comers: ! 4:31.46  22\/03\/2008Stephanie Rice, StPeters Western\r\n Title Holder:   4:37.33  1\/02\/2014 Miyu Otsuka, Japan\r\n    Name            Age Team                 Seed     Finals  FINA       \r\n==================================================================\r\n  1 MCMASTER, KERYN  21 AUSTRALIA         4:36.35    4:37.79   902  \r\n    r:+0.59  29.88      1:03.67 (33.79)\r\n        1:39.37 (35.70)     2:14.36 (34.99)\r\n        2:54.64 (40.28)     3:34.57 (39.93)\r\n        4:07.17 (32.60)     4:37.79 (30.62)\r\n  2 SHIMIZU, SAKIKO  22 JAPAN             4:39.29    4:37.82   901  \r\n    r:+0.60  29.67      1:03.27 (33.60)\r\n        1:40.24 (36.97)     2:16.37 (36.13)\r\n        2:55.01 (38.64)     3:34.28 (39.27)\r\n        4:07.01 (32.73)     4:37.82 (30.81)\r\n  3 DIRADO, MAYA     21 UNITED STATES     4:32.70    4:37.85   901  \r\n    r:+0.68  30.23      1:04.48 (34.25)\r\n        1:39.75 (35.27)     2:13.85 (34.10)\r\n        2:54.38 (40.53)     3:35.28 (40.90)\r\n        4:07.45 (32.17)     4:37.85 (30.40)\r\n  4 OTSUKA, MIYU     20 JAPAN             4:39.65    4:40.57   875  \r\n    r:+0.58  29.47      1:03.51 (34.04)\r\n        1:39.45 (35.94)     2:14.55 (35.10)\r\n        2:53.29 (38.74)     3:33.34 (40.05)\r\n        4:08.20 (34.86)     4:40.57 (32.37)\r\n  5 MARGALIS, MELAN  23 UNITED STATES     4:37.84    4:46.39   823  \r\n    r:+0.71  30.86      1:06.42 (35.56)\r\n        1:44.42 (38.00)     2:21.00 (36.58)\r\n        3:00.79 (39.79)     3:41.40 (40.61)\r\n        4:14.52 (33.12)     4:46.39 (31.87)\r\n  6 YE, SHIWEN       18 CHINA             4:30.19    4:46.58   821  \r\n    r:+0.68  30.00      1:04.85 (34.85)\r\n        1:41.77 (36.92)     2:17.60 (35.83)\r\n        2:59.80 (42.20)     3:42.27 (42.47)\r\n        4:14.94 (32.67)     4:46.58 (31.64)\r\n  7 SUN, MEICHEN     16 CHINA             4:40.11    4:59.69   718  \r\n    r:+0.67  30.66      1:06.59 (35.93)\r\n        1:45.79 (39.20)     2:23.65 (37.86)\r\n        3:09.82 (46.17)     3:55.50 (45.68)\r\n        4:27.58 (32.08)     4:59.69 (32.11)<\/pre>\n
The U.S. men closed out their meet with a victory against Australia in the 200-meter free relay as Josh Schneider, Jimmy Feigen, Ryan Lochte and Cullen Jones downed Cameron McEvoy, Jayden Hadler, James Magnussen and Tommaso D’Orsogna (1:27.93 to 1:28.35).<\/p>\n
 Event 29  Men 4x50 LC Metre Freestyle Relay<\/b>\r\n====================================================================\r\n    Team                             Seed     Finals  FINA       \r\n====================================================================\r\n  1 UNITED STATES  'A'            1:28.55    1:27.93   898  \r\n     1) SCHNEIDER, JOSH 26            2) r:0.11 FEIGEN, JIMMY 25      \r\n     3) r:0.21 LOCHTE, RYAN 30        4) r:0.25 JONES, CULLEN 30      \r\n    r:+0.56  22.12        43.74 (21.62)\r\n        1:06.05 (22.31)     1:27.93 (21.88)\r\n  2 AUSTRALIA  'A'                     NT    1:28.35   885  \r\n     1) MCEVOY, CAMERON 20            2) r:0.25 HADLER, JAYDEN 21     \r\n     3) r:0.13 MAGNUSSEN, JAMES 23    4) r:0.26 D'ORSOGNA, TOMMASO 24 \r\n    r:+0.54  22.68        44.94 (22.26)\r\n        1:06.52 (21.58)     1:28.35 (21.83)\r\n  3 JAPAN  'A'                    1:28.69    1:30.04   836  \r\n     1) FUJII, TAKURO 29              2) r:0.11 KAWACHI, YUKI 28      \r\n     3) r:0.24 KOBASE, KENJI 27       4) r:0.24 FUJIMORI, HIROMASA 23 \r\n    r:+0.52  22.96        44.91 (21.95)\r\n        1:07.54 (22.63)     1:30.04 (22.50)\r\n  4 CHINA  'A'                         NT    1:30.78   816  \r\n     1) WANG, SHUN 20                 2) r:0.21 SHI, YANG 19          \r\n     3) r:0.16 LI, GUANGYUAN 17       4) r:0.30 YU, HEXIN 19          \r\n    r:+0.57  23.61        45.76 (22.15)\r\n        1:08.77 (23.01)     1:30.78 (22.01)\r\n -- UNITED STATES  'B'                 NT   X1:31.66        \r\n     1) TOWNSEND, DARIAN 30           2) r:0.29 PHILLIPS, TIM 24      \r\n     3) r:0.20 MILLER, CODY 22        4) r:0.03 JOHNSON, BJ 27        \r\n    r:+0.58  22.86        45.93 (23.07)\r\n        1:08.73 (22.80)     1:31.66 (22.93)\r\n -- AUSTRALIA  'B'                     NT   X1:32.15        \r\n     1) FRASER-HOLMES, THOMAS 23      2) r:0.26 MAHONEY, TRAVIS 24    \r\n     3) r:0.37 MCKEON, DAVID 22       4) r:0.25 HORTON, MACK 18       \r\n    r:+0.56  23.18        45.82 (22.64)\r\n        1:09.21 (23.39)     1:32.15 (22.94)<\/pre>\n
The Aussie women pulled the curtain on an exciting 2015 edition of the Series with a victory in the 200-meter medley relay.<\/p>\n
Emily Seebohm, Lorna Tonks, Brittany Elmslie and Cate Campbell threw down a 1:48.85 for the win. \u00a0Team USA’s Kathleen Baker, Katie Meili, Felicia Lee and Madison Kennedy placed second in 1:50.98.<\/p>\n
Notably, Aussie’s B team would have finished second with a 1:49.99 exhibition time.<\/p>\n
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