Cross-recurrence plots (CRPs) averaged across sliding windows and dyads within each group, shown for the group together (left) and separate (right).

Lighter diagonal bands along the main (zero lag) diagonal indicate higher synchrony (i.e., greater movement similarity at lag zero). Axes represent time in seconds within the 10 second window; each pixel indicates recurrence between two time points—one from each dyad member’s movement time...

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Main Author:	Clara Scheer (3210213) (author)
Other Authors:	Daniel L. Bowling (9230131) (author), Niklas A. Hungerländer (22478021) (author), W. Tecumseh Fitch (8669445) (author), Lisa Horn (416201) (author)
Published:	2025
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Cross-recurrence plots (CRPs) averaged across sliding windows and dyads within each group, shown for the group <i>together</i> (left) and <i>separate</i> (right).

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