How fish schools swim in sync may come down to following one influential neighbor

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Phys.org	How fish schools swim in sync may come down to following one influential neighbor	Fish schools are a marvel of navigation. They move in concert without any one fish leading the way. Instead, their coordinated movements arise from individual fish continually adjusting their movement	30 Oct, 16:20	30 Oct, 16:30	0m	phys.org	First

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