GROUP NAVIGATION AND THE “MANY-WRONGS PRINCIPLE” IN MODELS OF ANIMAL MOVEMENT
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Abstract
Traditional studies of animal navigation over both long and short distances have usually considered the orientation ability of the individual only, without reference to the implications of group memb...Keywords
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