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Picture-object recognition in pigeons: Evidence of representational insight in a visual categorization task using a complementary information procedure.
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  • 2013Picture Perception in Animals125 cited
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  • 1987Slides of Group Members as Representations of the Real Animals (Macaca fascicularis)76 cited
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  • 2009Representational insight in pigeons: comparing subjects with and without real-life experience28 cited

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