Abstract
We study bifurcations of Voronoi diagrams on the plane. The generic bifurcations of Voronoi diagrams for moving points are classified into four types. A braid has an associated family of Voronoi diagrams. If we admit only three types among four in the associated generic family of Voronoi diagrams, the braid type reduces to a braid with k half twists for some integer k.
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