<p>The top row (<b>a–c</b>) shows trajectories of three control quadruplets and the second row (<b>d–f</b>) shows trajectories of three quadruplets consisting of three control zebrafish and one zebrafish treated with 5 µM MK-801. In panel (<b>d</b>) the trajectory of the zebrafish treated with MK-801 is presented in blue, in panels (<b>e</b>) and (<b>f</b>) they are presented in green. (<b>g</b>) The MK-801 zebrafish often swims far apart from the three control zebrafish. (<b>h</b>) The control zebrafish are frequently seen to follow the MK-801 zebrafish, (<b>i</b>) which often leads to increased distances between the three control zebrafish. The black arrows points to the MK-801 zebrafish.</p
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Figure S2. (related to Fig. 2). Analysis of stimulus phase pairs for horizontal, transversal and sag...
A wide array of species, from ants to humans, live or forage in groups. Shoaling – the formation of ...
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<p>The top panel represents the layout of the observation chamber and the positioning of the observa...
Recent studies show differences in individual motion and shoaling tendency between strains of the sa...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Distance from bottom was not significantly different between groups. (<b>b</b>) Distan...
Collective motion is one of the most ubiquitous behaviours displayed by social organisms and has led...
Predator-prey interactions are important to the ecology and evolution of animals and have major impl...
<p>After indicated experimental manipulations (Fig. 3), zebrafish novel tank behavior was manually o...
These data are examples of zebrafish trajectories analyzed in: Harpaz R., Tkačik G., Schneidmann E.,...
<p>(A) Snapshots of a larval zebrafish free swimming movie in which the fish backbone is fitted to a...
<p>Transition types are indicated in column headings. For each transition type, λ(<i>s</i> → <i>s</i...
Periods of area-restricted movement re-occur sporadically during prolonged dark. (a) First three pri...
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<p>Graph showing a summary of behavioural ontogeny in 6 zebrafish strains. The black circles represe...
Figure S2. (related to Fig. 2). Analysis of stimulus phase pairs for horizontal, transversal and sag...
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