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Fig. 3. Animals overshoot in orienting turns by approximately a factor of 4. (A) If
animals were turning to position the stimulus in the center of their oral
veil, then the angle of turn would relate to the stimulus locus according to
the relationship: angle=arctan (xk/4), where k is the ratio
of the oral veil width to the body length L (solid line without
datapoints in B). (B) The relationship determined from data (solid line with
data points, replotted from Fig.
2A) gives a slope 4 times steeper than the predicted relationship
for k=0.3.
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