Does behaviour recur across animals?

Yes — and it is the only question here with a yes.

Q1 · does behaviour recur?AnsweredQ2 · consistent boundaries?WeakQ3 · a finite inventory?OpenQ4 · do the pieces sequence?In doubtQ5 · do animals change?Partial
Excess over each null against window length. Both negative controls sit flat at zero across the sweep; the corpus does not.
Excess over each null against window length. Both negative controls sit flat at zero across the sweep; the corpus does not.
Excess against realised occupancy, with the detection floor drawn and the occupancy-equivalent projection beside it.
Excess against realised occupancy, with the detection floor drawn and the occupancy-equivalent projection beside it.
+1.639%[+1.205%, +2.080%]
excess over a vector-AR null
10.9%[7.7%, 14.2%]
occupancy-equivalent
0.05%
detection floor

No labeller is involved in this measurement, which is why it has survived every retraction on this site.

Five clustering arms across two representations, scored on the same corpus, land from 0.090 to 0.778 on the same composite. Nothing in that family adjudicates the others, which is why this page doesn't add a sixth — the full ranking is on Results.