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. 2015 Jan 28;10(1):e0117027. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0117027

Figure 2. Overview and case-study.

Figure 2

A: An overview of evolutionary simulations reveals that larger groups evolve when predation risk d P is greater (blue dashed). Compared to simulations without evolution of grouping (grey dotted), vigilance evolves to smaller values (orange solid) if grouping evolves. Shown are means and standard deviation. B: The time course of mean group size (blue) and mean vigilance (orange) in a case-study for d P = 5 exhibits three phases: (I) a solitary phase; (II) a small group phase; and (III) a large group phase where group size and vigilance co-evolve: when group size increases vigilance declines, and vice versa.