Fig. 4: An individual is more likely to follow when there are few simultaneous initiators, and, as the number of concurrent initiators increases, when initiators have high agreement. | Communications Biology

Fig. 4: An individual is more likely to follow when there are few simultaneous initiators, and, as the number of concurrent initiators increases, when initiators have high agreement.

From: Compromise or choose: shared movement decisions in wild vulturine guineafowl

Fig. 4

As the number of initiators increases, then the directional agreement becomes increasingly important in determining the decision of a follower, as revealed by the positive interaction term in the GEE models (Supplementary Table 1).

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