… with the deployment and synchronisation of multiple tags, the … increasing ability to collect
movement data on animal groups… However, while some collectively moving systems operate …

… increase their ‘grunt’ rate and more group members call before the transition from resting
to moving … can also play a pivotal role in synchronizing and coordinating group foraging [43,49]. …

… the collective increases attention to maintaining group cohesion)… reduce synchronization,
impacting coordination in collective … collective cortisol and testosterone levels in human groups …

… of animal group movement and patterning has increased in … organization and collective
motion of systems of animals can … a large-time synchronized collective motion, however coupled …

… collective movement models, is that individual agents move … hampers directional
synchronization of the collective. The … a decrease in polarization with increasing group size. …

… with group mates. We predicted that the level of perceived risk would be higher across increasing
… cohesion and the ability of fish to synchronize their behaviour with near neighbours. As …

… seven appear to move closer or farther away. The number of bystanders … perceptions of
threat and fear during scary situations can change based on the presence and size of a group of …

… At the same time, advances in measurement technology have led to the increasing …
general examples of collective behavior such as group-level behavioral synchronization [37…

… “How perceived threat increases synchronization in collectively 424 moving animal groups”.
In: Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 277.1697, 425 pp. 3065–3070. …

… when more group mates are available to do so). Synchronisation increases in importance
… — those made by groups on the move or deciding where to move — are more likely to be …