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English: 3D representation of the perceptual landscape of the full study population (76 “average mice”), with a visualisation of their movement and interaction patterns. Yellow-filled dots are individual mice and grey empty circles are nest boxes, overlaid onto a 2D map of the landscape. The simulation is visualised with a sped-up time scale, with one second in the video representing five minutes of actual movement.
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Source Video S1 from Perony N, Tessone C, König B, Schweitzer F (2012). "How Random Is Social Behaviour? Disentangling Social Complexity through the Study of a Wild House Mouse Population". PLOS Computational Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002786. PMID 23209394. PMC: 3510074.
Author Perony N, Tessone C, König B, Schweitzer F
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English: A social network of mice (yellow dots) moving around between their nest boxes (grey empty circles).
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English: A social network of mice (yellow dots) moving around between their nest boxes (grey empty circles).
中文（简体）：老鼠的社会性网络，视频中老鼠（黄点）在各巢中移动（灰色圆圈）

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