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The Trajectory Statistics of Biological Exploratory Dynamics
Biological processes, from molecules diffusing to their regulatory destinations to whales pursuing food or mates, are widely exploratory. Such behaviors are effective when some verifiable functional state or outcome can be reached regardless of initial conditions. In these cases, systems repeatedly
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