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Fig. 3. The development of trajectories. Trajectories are shown grouped by run number. Ants are only included if they survived to perform at least 10 routes. The end of the channel and the food are at (0,0) and (50,50), respectively. Low barriers that were used to constrain ants within the half of the arena containing the feeder influenced the paths on initial runs. (A) Food-bound trajectories of ants (N=14) that were carried back to the nest after feeding without performing homeward trajectories. (B,C) The food-bound and homeward trajectories, respectively, of ants that performed round trips (N=12).





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