Accurately quantifying an animal's movement is crucial for developing a greater empirical
and theoretical understanding of its behaviour, and for simulating biologically plausible …

Acidification of lakes and rivers, as a consequence of anthropogenic interference, can cause
fundamental changes to biological and ecological processes. One of the main …

The automated analysis of interacting objects or people from video has many uses,
including the recognition of activities, and the identification of prototypical or unusual …

Individuals within groups benefit when they are phenotypically and behaviourally similar.
Despite this, mixed-species aggregations are found among a wide range of animal taxa and …

Arguably, the anatomical trait most relevant to fish cognition is the brain. Many fish brain
regions are involved in specific cognitive tasks (see Broglio et al., 2011). For example, the …

Chemical information is used in a variety of contexts including habitat recognition, foraging
and predator avoidance, and a plethora of studies have shown that an individual's distinct …

Fish swim freely in water and their 3D spatial interactions may carry important information for
biological study. The two-dimensional Qualitative Trajectory Calculus (QTC2D), a …