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Storm petrels trade movement speed for information gain
Abstract Animals travelling through air or water can benefit from surrounding flows. This is evident in procellariforms, oceanic birds capable of undertaking some of the longest journeys in the animal kingdom despite the need to periodically return to the nest. While airflow negotiation is well unde
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