Volume 18; Issue 3

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Animal Cognition
Volume 18; Issue 3

Animal Cognition

Volume 18; Issue 3

1

Intraspecific variability in associative learning in the parasitic waspNasonia vitripennis

Koppik, Mareike, Hoffmeister, Thomas S., Brunkhorst, Sven, Kieß, Melanie, Thiel, Andra

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

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english, 2015

2

Local enhancement and social foraging in a non-social insular lizard

Pérez-Cembranos, Ana, Pérez-Mellado, Valentín

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

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english, 2015

3

Social referencing and cat–human communication

Merola, I., Lazzaroni, M., Marshall-Pescini, S., Prato-Previde, E.

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

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english, 2015

4

Information seeking in capuchins (Cebus apella): A rudimentary form of metacognition?

Vining, Alexander Q., Marsh, Heidi L.

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

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english, 2015

5

Tufted capuchins (Cebus apella) adapt their communicative behaviour to human’s attentional states

Defolie, Charlotte, Malassis, Raphaëlle, Serre, Marion, Meunier, Hélène

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

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english, 2015

6

Social visual contact, a primary “drive” for social animals?

Perret, Audrey, Henry, Laurence, Coulon, Marion, Caudal, Jean-Pierre, Richard, Jean-Pierre, Cousillas, Hugo, Hausberger, Martine, George, Isabelle

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

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english, 2015

7

Meaning in animal and human communication

Scott-Phillips, Thomas C.

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

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english, 2015

8

Oxytocin enhances the appropriate use of human social cues by the domestic dog (Canis familiaris) in an object choice task

Oliva, J. L., Rault, J.-L., Appleton, B., Lill, A.

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

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english, 2015

9

Domestic pigs’ (Sus scrofa domestica) use of direct and indirect visual and auditory cues in an object choice task

Nawroth, Christian, von Borell, Eberhard

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

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english, 2015

10

The use of proportion by young domestic chicks (Gallus gallus)

Rugani, Rosa, Vallortigara, Giorgio, Regolin, Lucia

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

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english, 2015

11

An automated controlled-rearing method for studying the origins of movement recognition in newly hatched chicks

Goldman, Jason G., Wood, Justin N.

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

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english, 2015

12

Cognitive domains in the dog: independence of working memory from object learning, selective attention, and motor learning

Zanghi, Brian M., Araujo, Joseph, Milgram, Norton W.

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 701 KB

english, 2015

13

High emotional reactivity toward an experimenter affects participation, but not performance, in cognitive tests with common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus)

Schubiger, Michèle N., Wüstholz, Florian L., Wunder, André, Burkart, Judith M.

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 492 KB

english, 2015

14

Giant pandas failed to show mirror self-recognition

Ma, Xiaozan, Jin, Yuan, Luo, Bo, Zhang, Guiquan, Wei, Rongping, Liu, Dingzhen

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 442 KB

english, 2015

15

Innovation and behavioral flexibility in wild redfronted lemurs (Eulemur rufifrons)

Huebner, Franziska, Fichtel, Claudia

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

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english, 2015

16

Non-adjacent visual dependency learning in chimpanzees

Sonnweber, Ruth, Ravignani, Andrea, Fitch, W. Tecumseh

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 1.24 MB

english, 2015

17

Chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) and human children (Homo sapiens) know when they are ignorant about the location of food

Neldner, Karri, Collier-Baker, Emma, Nielsen, Mark

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

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english, 2015

18

No evidence for memory interference across sessions in food hoarding marsh titsPoecilepalustrisunder laboratory conditions

Urhan, A. Utku, Brodin, Anders

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 267 KB

english, 2015

19

An intentional vocalization draws others’ attention: A playback experiment with wild chimpanzees

Crockford, Catherine, Wittig, Roman M., Zuberbühler, Klaus

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 1.89 MB

english, 2015

20

Wild vervet monkeys copy alternative methods for opening an artificial fruit

van de Waal, Erica, Claidière, Nicolas, Whiten, Andrew

Journal:

Animal Cognition

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 548 KB

english, 2015