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Rummy-nose tetra exhibit two distinct U-turn behaviors during paired swimming: a smooth, leader-dominated turn and a complex, non-dominated turn. Collision avoidance with tank walls primarily influences these spontaneous turns.

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  • Ethology
  • Animal Behavior Analysis
  • Collective Motion

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  • Understanding fish pairwise swimming dynamics is crucial for deciphering collective behaviors.
  • Spontaneous turning maneuvers in fish are complex and influenced by various factors.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze rummy-nose tetra pairwise U-turn behavior using time-series clustering.
  • To identify distinct turning patterns and their underlying decision factors.

Main Methods:

  • Automated identification of U-turn maneuvers from fish trajectory data.
  • Application of Toeplitz inverse covariance-based clustering (TICC) for behavioral decomposition.
  • Analysis of turning feature parameters over time.

Main Results:

  • Two distinct pairwise U-turn types were identified: dominated and non-dominated turns.
  • Dominated turns are smoother and more efficient with a fixed leader-follower dynamic.
  • Non-dominated turns are more complex, influenced by multiple factors, especially in close proximity.
  • Collision avoidance with tank walls is a primary driver for spontaneous U-turns.

Conclusions:

  • Time-series clustering effectively reveals hidden states in biological behavioral data.
  • Pairwise turning behavior in rummy-nose tetra is modulated by inter-individual distance and wall proximity.
  • This study advances the analysis of fish interaction and collective behavior using advanced computational methods.