On the Advantages of Flocking.¶
Pulliam, H. R. (1973). On the Advantages of Flocking. Journal of Theoretical Biology, 38(2), 419-422.
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- Eyes On The Street
- And in animal cooperative vigilance, meerkats and shorebirds use distributed scanning whose detection exceeds any individual's capacity — a non-human substrate with the same four-condition structure.
This sourceClassic "many eyes" model of collective vigilance in which group scanning detects predators better than any individual — a non-human instance of distributed incidental observation.
- And in animal cooperative vigilance, meerkats and shorebirds use distributed scanning whose detection exceeds any individual's capacity — a non-human substrate with the same four-condition structure.
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