Improved foraging by switching between diffusion and advection: benefits from movement that depends on spatial context
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William F. Fagan | Eliezer Gurarie | Chris Cosner | Robert Stephen Cantrell | Tyler Hoffman | Daisy Dahiya | C. Cosner | R. S. Cantrell | W. Fagan | E. Gurarie | D. Dahiya | T. Hoffman
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