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Effect of exit location on flow of mice under emergency condition**

Project supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China (Grant No. 2016YFB1200404).

Zhang Teng¹, Huang Shen-Shi¹, Zhang Xue-Lin^{1, 2}, Lu Shou-Xiang^{1, †}, Li Chang-Hai¹

Snapshots of mice escaping through the middle- or corner-exit (w = 1, φ = 1) at 5 s. Dotted circle represents mice running to the exit immediately with selfish evacuation behavior. In panel (a), the solid circle shows mice herding into a corner. In panel (b), the solid circle shows mice walking in a wrong direction by blindly following.