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+% Images of Voronoi Diagrams with side captions
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+\def\twopic#1#2#3#4{%files, size
+ \hbox{\pdfximage width #3 height #4{#1}\pdfrefximage\pdflastximage\pdfximage width #3 height #4{#2}\pdfrefximage\pdflastximage}
+}
+\def\fourpic#1#2#3#4#5#6{%four files, no caption, individual size (wid, hei)
+ \vbox{\twopic{#1}{#2}{#5}{#6}\twopic{#3}{#4}{#5}{#6}}
+}
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+
+\line{
+ \fourpic{imgs/2019-10-16.png}{imgs/2019-10-30.png}{imgs/2019-12-19.png}{imgs/2019-12-3.png}{2.5in}{2in}
+ \hfil
+ \vbox{\hsize=5.5in
+ \noindent{\bf Individual Trial Voronoi Diagrams}
+
+ The ant\-lions were studied in several different (restricted) container sizes.
+ These Voronoi diagrams which label the territories of each ant\-lion (an ant\-lion ``possesses'' a part of the map within its segmented portion if its pit (the blue dot) is closest to that point).
+ By examination of the Voronoi diagrams in conjunction with measurement of the closest neighboring pit, it was determined that ant\-lions reclude and cannibalize sufficiently to ensure roughly constant habitation density (proving, at least evolutionary, awareness of group strategies like allowing a few ant\-lions to become adults very quickly).
+ }
+}
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+\line{
+ %%Images
+ \fourpic{imgs/2019-12-19.png}{imgs/2019-12-20.png}{imgs/2019-12-3.png}{imgs/2019-12-5.png}{2.5in}{2in}
+ \hfil
+ \vbox{\hsize=5.5in%
+ \noindent{\bf Trial and subtrial Voronoi Diagrams}
+
+ Two trial sizes were tested twice (earlier on left, later on right) because the ant\-lions submerged themsel\-ves in the sand and became inaccessible.
+ This shows that, when given appropriate time to develop new nursery conditions, ant\-lions manage to successfully redistribute themselves.
+ In the wild, this would correspond to a number becoming full adults and the remaining larvae rising to the surface.
+ This indicates that they have advanced detective capability, likely without complex group-interactive cognition
+ }
+}