From randomness to traplining: a framework for the study of routine movement behavior

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In our model a traplining strategy (TS) emerged (see also https://t.co/QapsAOUwny). In this bat study the TS simulated by the authors is not the most efficient strategy, but I would be curious to see to what extent the best movements differ from traplin…

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