The correlation between turning and nearest neighbor position in groups selected for cohesion was not significantly stronger than in non-selected groups, though a slight trend was observed. 69 These findings, along with our results in A. mexicanus , support the idea that the modulation of turning and speed is essential to evolved differences in collective behavior across fish species.
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Changes in local interaction rules during ontogeny underlie the evolution of collective behavior.
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