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P. Tichit

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A. Bodey· 1 shared C. K. Hemelrijk· 1 shared C. Rau· 1 shared C. Sire· 1 shared D. Wilby· 1 shared E. Baird· 1 shared G. Taylor· 1 shared G. Theraulaz· 1 shared

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Using micro-CT techniques to explore the role of sex and hair in the functional morphology of bumblebee (Bombus terrestris) ocelli

D. Wilby, T. Aarts, P. Tichit, A. Bodey, C. Rau, G. Taylor, E. Baird

This study uses micro-CT and ray-tracing to analyze bumblebee ocelli, finding that hair affects their field of view and there is little sexual dimorphism in their visual fields.

bioRxiv · Oct 3, 2018Physiology

Domino-Like Propagation Of Collective U-Turns In Fish Schools

V. Lecheval, L. Jiang, P. Tichit, C. Sire, C. K. Hemelrijk, G. Theraulaz

The paper studies collective U-turns in fish schools, showing that speed decreases trigger these events, which propagate like dominoes and are modeled using an Ising spin model.

bioRxiv · May 19, 2017Animal Behavior & Cognition