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Murmurations are so hot right now

Posted on February 23, 2013 by cicada

Murmurations are so hot right now, they’re showing up in federal economic working papers. Which is probably more than you can say for steampunk.

More links on the ever-fascinating murmuration phenomenon:

Pop culture: How hot were murmurations in, say, 1936? (ask Google n-grams)
Article: “A Darwinian Dance” by Grainger Hunt
Science: Current Biology short review on murmurations
Eyecandy: photos and videos of murmurations

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