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Trajectory scores decrease during learning.
Published 2024“…Black lines indicate linear fits. We observed significant decreasing trends (*<i>p <</i> 0.05, * * <i>p <</i> 0.001), except for the left target for Monkey T and the downwards target for Monkey K.…”
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Video_3_Anxiety Behavior in Pigs (Sus scrofa) Decreases Through Affiliation and May Anticipate Threat.AVI
Published 2021“…Intriguingly, anxiety behavior was expressed significantly more by bystanders than opponents, which suggests that pigs may be able to anticipate imminent threats. …”
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Table_1_Anxiety Behavior in Pigs (Sus scrofa) Decreases Through Affiliation and May Anticipate Threat.DOCX
Published 2021“…Intriguingly, anxiety behavior was expressed significantly more by bystanders than opponents, which suggests that pigs may be able to anticipate imminent threats. …”
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Video_2_Anxiety Behavior in Pigs (Sus scrofa) Decreases Through Affiliation and May Anticipate Threat.AVI
Published 2021“…Intriguingly, anxiety behavior was expressed significantly more by bystanders than opponents, which suggests that pigs may be able to anticipate imminent threats. …”
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Video_1_Anxiety Behavior in Pigs (Sus scrofa) Decreases Through Affiliation and May Anticipate Threat.AVI
Published 2021“…Intriguingly, anxiety behavior was expressed significantly more by bystanders than opponents, which suggests that pigs may be able to anticipate imminent threats. …”