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2007:
Volume 20, No. 2-3
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Noise
Related Stress and Marine Mammals: An Introduction
Andrew J. Wright and Stan Kuczaj, Guest Editors
Endocrinology of
stress
L. Michael Romero and Luke K. Butler
From
Classic Aspects of the Stress Response to Neuroinflammation and
Sickness: Implications for Individuals and Offspring
Terrence Deak
The
Behavioral Ecology of Disturbance Responses
Colin M. Beale
A
Brief Review of Anthropogenic Sound in the Oceans
Leila Hatch and Andrew J. Wright
Effects
of Noise on Rodent Physiology
Ann Linda Baldwin
The
Effect of Transportation Noise on Health and Cognitive Development:
A Review of Recent Evidence
Charlotte Clark and Stephen A. Stansfeld
A
Brief Review of Known Effects of Noise on Marine Mammals
Linda S. Weilgart
Environmental
Noise and Decision Making: Possible Implications of Increases in
Anthropogenic Noise for Information Processing in
Marine Mammals
Melissa Bateson
The
Influence of Metal Pollution on the Immune System: A Potential Stressor
for Marine Mammals in the North Sea
Antje Kakuschke and Andreas Prange
Potential
Synergism between Stress and Contaminants in Free-ranging Cetaceans
Daniel Martineau
Fishery
Effects on Dolphins Targeted by Tuna Purse-seiners in the Eastern
Tropical Pacific Ocean
Elizabeth F. Edwards
The
Long-term Consequences of Short-term Responses to Disturbance Experiences
from Whalewatching Impact Assessment
David Lusseau and Lars Bejder
Adaptive
Management, Population Modeling and Uncertainty Analysis for Assessing
the Impacts of Noise on Cetacean Populations
Brendan A. Wintle
Anthropogenic
noise as a stressor in animals: a multidisciplinary perspective
Andrew J. Wright, Natacha Aguilar Soto, Ann L. Baldwin, Melissa
Bateson, Colin M. Beale, Charlotte Clark, Terrence Deak, Elizabeth
F. Edwards, Antonio Fernández, Ana Godinho, Leila Hatch,
Antje Kakuschke, David Lusseau, Daniel Martineau, L. Michael Romero,
Linda Weilgart, Brendan Wintle, Giuseppe Notarbartolo-di-Sciara,
and Vidal Martin
Do
marine mammals experience stress related to anthropogenic noise?
Andrew J. Wright, Natacha Aguilar Soto, Ann L. Baldwin, Melissa
Bateson, Colin M. Beale, Charlotte Clark, Terrence Deak, Elizabeth
F. Edwards, Antonio Fernández, Ana Godinho, Leila Hatch,
Antje Kakuschke, David Lusseau, Daniel Martineau, L. Michael Romero,
Linda Weilgart, Brendan Wintle, Giuseppe Notarbartolo-di-Sciara,
and Vidal Martin
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2007:
Volume 20, No. 1
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Speaking
Up, Speaking Out: Views on Advocating for Our Science
Mark S. Blumberg and Nancy K. Dess, Guest Editors
Influencing Science
Policy through Effective Advocacy
Karen Studwell
Stubborn
Facts Call for Stubborn Scientists
David Barash
Crying
in the Wilderness
Bennett G. Galef, Jr.
Should
We Talk to the General Public about Our Work?
Jessica M. Zilski and Oskar Pineño
Comparative
Psychology’s Relevance to a Liberal Arts Education and Personal
Development
Duncan A. White
On
the Communication of Values between Scientists and the Public
Bryan Benham and Charles P. Shimp
Encoding
Structural Ambiguity in Rat Serial Pattern Learning: The Role of
Phrasing
Stephen B. Fountain, James D. Rowan and Heidi M. Carman
All
Mothers are Not the Same: Maternal Styles in Bottlenose Dolphins
(Tursiops truncatus)
Heather M. Hill, Tammy Greer, Moby Solangi and Stan A. Kuczaj, II
A
Species Difference in Visuospatial Working Memory: Does Language
Link “What” with “Where”?
David A. Washburn, Jonathan P. Gulledge, Frances James, and Duane
M. Rumbaugh
Do
Dolphins Eavesdrop on the Echolocation Signals of Conspecifics?
Justin D. Gregg, Kathleen M. Dudzinski, Howard V. Smith
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2006:
Volume 19, Number 4
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Quantity
perception by adult humans (Homo sapiens), chimpanzees (Pan
troglodytes), and rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta) as
a function of stimulus organization
Michael J. Beran
The
effect of context and CS preexposure on acquisition of the classically
conditioned eyeblink response in rats
Greta Sokoloff, Derick H. Lindquist, and Joseph E. Steinmetz
Formation
of a simple cognitive map by rats
Rebecca A. Singer, Benjamin D. Abroms, and Thomas R. Zentall
Exploration
and habituation in intact free moving Octopus vulgaris
Michael J. Kuba, Ruth A. Byrne, Daniela V. Meisel, and Jennifer
A. Mather
Spontaneous
object sharing in captive chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes)
Maura L. Celli, Masaki Tomonaga, Toshifumi Udono, Migaku Teramoto,
Kunitoshi Nagano
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2006:
Volume 19, Number 3
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Complex
learning in anthropods
Frederick R. Prete, Guest Editor
Spatial
learning in dragonflies
Perri K. Eason and Paul V. Switzer
Geographic
variation in a spider’s ability to solve a confinement problem
by trial and error
Robert R. Jackson, Fiona R. Cross, and Chris M. Carter
Learning
in stomatopod crustaceans
Thomas W. Cronin, Roy L. Caldwell, and Justin Marshall
Learning
of abstract concepts and rules by the honeybee
Shaowu Zhang
Visual
search and decision making in bees: Time, speed and accuracy
Peter Skorupski, Johannes Spaethe, and Lars Chittka
Prospective
and retrospective learning in honeybees
Martin Giurfa and Julie Benard
Deleterious
effects of low temperature exposure on learning expression in a
parasitoid
Joan van Baaren, Guy Boivin, and Yannick Outreman
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2006:
Volume 19, No. 2 (click
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Building
the bridge between development and evolution
Robert Lickliter and Susan M. Schneider, Guest Editors
The
identity of comparative psychology: Its status and advances in evolutionary
theory and genetics
Ethel Tobach
The
role of development in evolutionary change: A view from comparative
psychology
Robert Lickliter and Susan M. Schneider
Studying
evolution in action: Foundations for a transgenerational comparative
psychology
Hunter Honeycutt
Psychology
is a developmental science
Gary Greenberg, Ty Partridge, Victoria Mosack, and Charles Lambdin
Social
traditions and the maintenance and loss of geographic variation
in mating patterns of brown-headed cowbirds
Todd M. Freeberg and David J. White
The
role of peers in cultural innovation and cultural transmission:
Evidence from the play of dolphin calves importance of contextual
saliency on vocal imitation by bottlenose dolphins
Stan A. Kuczaj, Radhika Makecha, Marie Trone, Robin D. Paulos, and
Joana A. Ramos
Ordering
and executive functioning as a window on the evolution and development
of cognitive systems
Brendan McGonigle and Margaret Chalmers
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2006:
Volume 19, No. 1 (click
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Evolution
of the Auditory System
M. Fabiana Kubke, Catherine E. Carr, and J. Martin Wild, Guest Editors
The
molecular and developmental basis of the evolution of the vertebrate
auditory system
B. Fritzsch, S. Pauley, F. Feng, V. Matei, and D. H. Nichols
Sound localization
by cetaceans
Brian K. Branstetter and Eduardo Mercado III
Structural
aspects of slow mechanical adaptation in the vertebrate cochlea
Olga Ganeshina and Misha Vorobyev
Morphological
variation in the nucleus laminaris of birds
M. F. Kubke and C. E. Carr
Behaviour development:
A cephalopod perspective
Jennifer A. Mather
Importance
of contextual saliency on vocal imitation by bottlenose dolphins
Stacie Hooper, Diana Reiss, Melissa Carter, and Brenda McCowan
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2005:
Volume 18, No. 4 (click
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Contrast,
Incentive Learning, and Surprising Reward
Steve Reilly, Guest Editor
Effects of outcome
devaluation on the performance of a heterogeneous instrumental chain
Bernard W. Balleine, Concepción Paredes-Olay, and Anthony
Dickinson
A
within-trial contrast effect and its implications for several social
psychological phenomena
Thomas R. Zentall
Inhibition
of successive positive contrast in rats withdrawn from an escalating
dose schedule of D-amphetamine
Giada Vacca and Anthony G. Phillips
Failure
to obtain instrumental successive negative contrast in tasks that
support consummatory successive negative contrast
Aristides Sastre, Jian-You Lin, and Steve Reilly
Single
neurons in the nucleus accumbens track relative reward
Robert A. Wheeler, Mitchell F. Roitman, Patricia S. Grigson, and
Regina M. Carelli
Consummatory
successive negative contrast induces hypoalgesia
Alba E. Mustaca and Mauricio R. Papini
Behavioral
contrast in a group foraging paradigm
Valeri A. Farmer-Dougan and James D. Dougan
Negative
incentive contrast induces economic choice behavior by bumble bees
Faith A. Waldron, Daniel D. Wiegmann, and Douglas A. Wiegmann
Lesions
of the ventral tegmental area disrupt drug-induced appetite stimulating
effects but spare reward comparison
Robert C. Twining, Andras Hajnal, Kristy Bruno, Ellen J. Hess, Li
Han, and Patricia S. Grigson
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Animal
cognition and the new anthropomorphism
Peter H. Klopfer
Interactions
between ethanol experiences during late gestation and nursing: Effects
on infantile and maternal responsiveness to ethanol
Mariana Pueta, Paula Abate, Normal E. Spear, and Juan C. Molina
Effects
of absolute proximity between landmark and platform in a virtual
Morris pool task with humans
A. A. Artigas, J. A. Aznar-Casanova, and V. C. Chamizo
Extensive
interference attenuates reinstatement in human predictive judgments
Ana Garcia-Gutierrez, Juan M. Rosas, and James B. Nelson
Unexpected
post-CS events during extinction and the slow reacquisition effect
Marsha Dopheide, Shawn Smith, Carla Bills, Richard Kichnet, and
Todd R. Schachtman
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The
reference-dose place conditioning procedure yields a graded dose-effect
function
Rick A. Bevins
Cocaine
and selective associations: Investigations into a biological constraint
on learning with drug self-administration and shock avoidance as
reinforcers
Stanley J. Weiss, David N. Kearns, Scott I. Cohn, Leigh V. Panlilio,
and Charles W. Schindler
Dose
history and occurrence of conditional stimuli determine the strength
of cocaine-seeking behavior of rhesus monkeys
Jennifer L. Newman and Patrick M. Beardsley
Alcohol
ataxia tolerance: Extinction cues, spontaneous recovery, and relapse
Douglas C. Brooks
Interaction
of extinguished cocaine-conditioned stimuli and footshock on reinstatement
in rats
Keith L. Shelton and Patrick M. Beardsley
Effects
of age on Pavlovian autoshaping of ethanol drinking in nonde-prived
rats
Arthur Tomie, Walaa M. Mohamed, and Larissa A. Pohorecky
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TARGET ARTICLE
A neural-functionalist
approach to learning
James W. Grau and Robin L. Joynes
COMMENTARIES
Mechanism through
methodology: No madness to the method
Aaron P. Blaisdell
Experimental
methods and conceptual confusion
Armando Machado
Pavlovian
conditioning requires ruling out nonassociative factors to claim
conditioning occurred
Steve Reilly and Todd R. Schachtman
A continuum of learning
and memory research: A commentary on Grau and Joynes
Greta Sokoloff and Joseph E. Steinmetz
Beyond method: A
comment on Grau and Joynes
John Staddon
RESPONSE TO COMMENTARIES
Neurofunctionalism revisited:
Learning is more than you think it is
James W. Grau and Robin L. Joynes
REVIEW ARTICLE
Palaeoanthropology
and the evolutionary place of humans in nature
Pamela R. Willoughby
Posttrial administration
of cholinergic drugs does not affect consummatory successive negative
contrast in rats
Mariana Bentosela, Maria de los Angeles D'Ambros, Alicia Altamirano,
Ruben N. Muzio, Carlos Baratti, and Alba E. Mustaca
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Changing
odor hedonic perception through emotional associations in humans
Rachel S. Herz, Sophia L. Beland, and Margaret Hellerstein
Sex-related
responsiveness to changes in tactile stimulation in hooded rats
Robert N. Hughes and Helen F Kleindienst
Pre- and postconflict
interactions between female Japanese macaques during homosexual
consortships
Paul L. Vasey
Shortcut taking
by ferrets (Mustela putorius furo)
M. Perreault and C. M. S. Plowright
Pigeon's
behavior as a discriminative stimulus
Naoki Nakashika
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Some
trends in the study of Pavlovian conditioning
William Timberlake
Stimulus Exposure Effects
Latent inhibition
of US signal value following CS-US training
Murray J. Goddard
CS-US
interval duration and the US preexposure effect
Dómhall Jennings and Kimberly Kirkpatrick
Effects
of nonreinforced preexposure to the context on autoshaping in rats:
Methodological implications for demonstrations of latent inhibition
Robert L. Boughner, Brian L. Thomas, and Mauricio R. Papini
Pavlovian-Operant Interactions
Pavlovian processes
in simultaneous discriminations
Thomas R. Zentall
Biological
and economic effects on responding: Rate and duration of the pigeon's
key peck
Daniel D. Holt, Leonard Green, and W. Michelle Muenks
Adaptive Basis for Pavlovian Conditioning
Maintaining a competitive
edge: Dominance hierarchies, food competition, and strategies to
secure food in green anoles (Anolis carolinensis) and firemonth
cichlids (Thorichthys meeki)
Karen L. Hollis, Lisa A. Blouin, Mary C. Romano, Kristin S. Langworthy-Lam,
and Julie Siegenthaler
Role
of Pavlovian conditioning in sexual behavior: A comparative analysis
in human and nonhuman animals
Chana K. Akins
Integrating Models of Pavlovian Conditioning
Separate training
influences relative validity
Rick Mehta, Jamie-Lynne Dumont, Sharon Combiadakis, and Douglas
A. Williams
A
review of the empirical laws of basic learning in Pavlovian conditioning
Martha Escobar and R. R. Miller
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Cetacean
brain evolution: Multiplication generates complexity
Lori Marino
Brood
parasitism and brain size in cuckoos: A cautionary tale on the use
of modern comparative methods
Andrew N. Iwaniuk
The
evolution of the large, complex sensorimotor systems of anthropoid
primates
John H. Kaas
Implications
of marsupial births for our understanding of behavioural development
John Nelson and Robert Gemmell
Correlates
and possible mechanisms of neocortical enlargement and diversification
in mammals
Kenneth C. Catania
Evolving a playful
brain: A levels of control approach
Sergio M. Pellis and Andrew N. Iwaniuk
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Application
of behavioral knowledge to captive breeding in the giant panda
Ronald R. Swaisgood, Xiaoping Zhou, Gwiquan Zhang, Donald G. Lindburg,
and Hemin Zhang
Effects
of captivity on response to a novel environment in the oldfield
mouse (Peromyscus polionotus subgriseus)
M. Elsbeth McPhee
Fear
in the captive-bred Attwater's prairie chicken as an indicator of
postrelease survival
Melissa Burns Cusato and Michael E. Morrow
Training
tammar wallabies (Macropus eugenii) to respond to predators: A review
linking experimental psychology to conservation
Andrea Griffin
Underwater
visual acuity of two Florida manatees (Trichechus manatus latirostris)
Gordon B. Bauer, Debborah E. Colbert, Wendi Fellner, and Joseph
C. Gaspard III
Visual
acuity of juvenile loggerhead sea turtles (Caretta caretta): A behavioral
approach
Soraya Moein Bartol, Roger L. Mellgren, and John A. Musick
Habitat
selection and antipredator behavior in three species of hatchling
sea turtles
Roger L. Mellgren, Martha A. Mann, Mark E. Bushong, Stacy R. Harkins,
and Vicki L. Keathley
Anthropogenic
noise and its effect on animal communication: An interface between
comparative psychology and conservation biology
Lawrence A. Rabin, Brenda McCowan, Stacie L. Hooper, and Donald
H. Owins
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Common
territories in comparative and developmental psychology: Quest for
shared means and meaning in behavioral investigations
Julie Johnson-Pynn
Has
scala naturae thinking come between neuropsychology and comparative
neuroscience?
Lori Marino
Developing
a comprehensive social psychology with shared explanations of primate
social behavior
Eric J. Vanman
Why
cognitive psychologists should know comparative psychology; why
comparative psychologists should know cognitive psychology
J. David Smith
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A
training program for filter-search mine-detection dogs
R. Fjellanger, E. K. Andersen, and Ian G. McLean
A
species difference in visuospatial memory in adult humans and rhesus
monkeys: The concentration game
David A. Washburn and Jonathan P. Gulledge
Sequential pattern
of behavior in the common palm civet, Paradoxurus hermaphroditus
(Pallas)
Hema Krishnakumar, N. K. Balasubramanian, and M. Balakrishnan
Simultaneous
pattern discriminations by pigeons reveal absence of mirror image
and left-right confusions
France Landry and Catherine Plowright
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2002:
Volume 15, No. 2-3 (click
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Comparative
Psychology and the Applied Challenge
Melissa Burns Cusato, Guest Editor
Role
of comparative psychology in the development of effective environmental
enrichment strategies to improve poultry welfare
R. Bryan Jones
Assessing
animals' preferences: Concurrent schedules of reinforcement
Catherine E. Sumpter, T. Mary Foster, and William Temple
Keeping environmental
enrichment enriching
Stan Kuczaj, Thad Lacinak, Otto Fad, Marie Trone, Moby Solangi,
and Joana Ramos
Use
of two-trainer interactive modeling as a potential means to engender
social behavior in children with various disabilities
Irene M. Pepperberg and Diane V. Sherman
A
behavior based fractionation of cognitive competence with applications:
A comparative approach
Brendan McGonigle and Margaret Chalmers
Uncloaking
the magician: Contributions of comparative psychology to understanding
animal training
Robert J. Young
It
takes more than fish: The psychology of marine mammal training
Stan Kuczaj and Mark Xitco
Development
of a psychometric scale for the evaluation of the emotional predisposition
of pet dogs
Gill Sheppard and Daniel S. Mills
Honey
bees (Apis mellifera) and the solution of practical problems
Charles I. Abramson
Two
programs educating the public in animal learning and behavior
Daniel Q. Estep
Comparative
approach to pilot error and effective landing flare instructions
Danny Benbassat, Charles I. Abramson, and Kevin W. Williams
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Development
of "anchoring" in the play fighting of rats: Evidence
for an adaptive age-reversal in the juvenile phase
Afra Foroud and Sergio M. Pellis
Do
chimpanzees know what each other see? A closer look
M. Rosalyn Karin-D'Arcy and Daniel J. Povinelli
Proactive
interference in human predictive learning
Leyre Castro, Nuria Ortega, and Helena Matute
A
bottlenose dolphin's (Tursiops truncatus) responses to its mirror
image: Further analysis
Diana Sarko, Lori Marino, and Diana Reiss
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Reviews
Molecular genetic approaches
to the neuropharmacology of corticotropin releasing factor
George Koob, Tamas Bartfai, and Amanda J. Roberts
Inducible,
call-targeted mutations in mice: new tools for genetically dissecting
behavior
Eric J. Nestler, Ralph DiLeone, and Lisa M. Monteggia
Stress
Behavioral analysis
of transgenic mice overexpressing corticotropin-releasing hormone
in paradigms measuring aspects of stress, anxiety and depression
Anneloes Dirks, Lucianne Groenink, P. Monika Verdouw, Marlies lutje
Schipholt, Jan van der Gugten, Theo H. Hijzen, and Berend Olivier
Attention
Sustained attention
in adult mice is modulated by prenatal choline availability
Eric G. Mohler, Warren H. Meck, and Christina L. Williams
Learning
Normal spatial learning
memory and improved spatial learning memory in mice lacking dopamine
D4 receptors
Tomas L. Falzone, M. Elena Avale, Diego M. Gelman, and Marcelo Rubinstein
Evidence
of selective learning deficits on tests of Pavlovian and instrumental
conditioning in CaMKIIT286A mutant mice
Ofelia M. Carvalho, Alcino J. Silva, and Bernard W. Balleine
Genotype-environment
interaction: The effect of housing conditions on water maze performance
in two inbred strains of mice, C57BL/6 and 129/SVEV
Benjamin L Adams, Stephen F. Chaney, and Robert Gerlai
Timing
Pharmacology of temporal
cognition in two mouse strains
Ronald T. Abner, Tanya Edwards, Andrew Douglas, and Dani Brunner
Interval
timing and genomics: What makes mutant mice tick?
Warren H. Meck
Screening
for mice that remember incorrectly
Adam King, Robert McDonald, and Randy Gallistel
Timing
of the acoustic startle response in mice: Habituation and dishabituation
as a function of the interstimulus interval
Aya Sasaki, William C. Wetsel, Ramona M. Rodriguez, and Warren H.
Meck
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Social
influences in food choices of Norway rats and mate choices of Japanese
quail
Bennett G. Galef, Jr.
The
inevitability of evolutionary psychology and the limitations of
adaptationism: Lessons from the other primates
Frans B. M. de Waal
Some parameters of
stimulus preexposure that affect conditioning and generalization
of taste aversions in infant rats
M. Gabriela Chotro and Gumersinda Alonso
Effects
of increasing the time to reinforcement on interval timing in rats
Jennifer J. Higa and Patrick Tillou
Use
of spatial dimensions in pattern discrimination and similarity judgments
by pigeons
France Landry and Catherine Plowright
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Secondary
imprinting in the domestic chick: Binocular and lateralized monocular
performance
Giorgio Vallortigara, Lucia Regolin, and Paolo Zucca
Renewal of formerly
conditioned fear in rats after extensive extinction training
Noriko Tamai and Sadahiko Nakajima
Presence
of a familiar odourant accelerates acceptance of novel food in domestic
chicks
R. Bryan Jones
Black-and-white
colobus monkeys (Colobus guereza) do not show mirror self-recognition
Victoria A. Shaffer and Michael J. Renner
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Monitoring
spatial transpositions by bonobos (Pan paniscus) and 1 chimpanzee
(P. troglodytes)
Michael J. Beran and Mary F. Minahan
Interference
in human predictive learning when associations share a 17common
element
Oskar Pineño and Helena Matute
Exploring
adaptations to famine: Rats selectively bred for differential 35
intake of saccharin differ on deprivation-induced hyperactivity
and emotionality
Nancy K. Dess, Jill Arnal, Clinton D. Chapman, Sara Siebel, Dennis
A. VanderWeele, and Kenneth F. Green
The
International Society for Comparative Psychology: The first 15 years
Nancy K. Innis
Domestic
Chicks’ Attraction to Video Images: Effects of Stimulus Movement,
Brightness, Colour and Complexity
Colette H. Clarke and R. Bryan Jones
Surprising Nonreward
Inhibits Aggressive Behavior in Rats
Alba E. Mustaca, Cristina Martínez, and Mauricio R. Papini
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