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. 2017 Jan 28;110(2):305–318. doi: 10.1093/jee/tow258

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Fig. 6. — Panels A–G illustrate the tracks of individual computer-simulated random walkers using movement patterns like those deduced from field data for codling moth. The normal distribution from which new steps were randomly selected had a circular standard deviation of 30^° and the total number of steps was 3,000. Individual codling moth males are predicted to generate similar search patterns when each gray box is taken as a section of apple orchard of about 10 ha with the release point near its center.