Scalable Rules for Coherent Group Motion in a Gregarious Vertebrate
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Jean-Louis Deneubourg | Jacques Gautrais | Iain D. Couzin | Patrick Arrufat | J. Deneubourg | I. Couzin | J. Gautrais | R. Bon | Marie-Hélène Pillot | Patrick Arrufat | Richard Bon | Marie-Hélène Pillot
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