Jeffrey Pisklak, University of Alberta

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Latest papers

Reorientation in diamond-shaped environments: encoding of features and angles in enclosures versus arrays by adult humans and pigeons (Columbia livia).
Animal cognition · 2013

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Reorientation in diamond-shaped environments: encoding of features and angles in enclosures versus arrays by adult humans and pigeons (Columbia livia).

Lubyk DM, Spetch ML, Zhou R, Pisklak J, Mou W

Animal cognition20136 citations

DOI: 10.1007/s10071-012-0594-7 PMID: 23299225

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Department of Psychology
Psychology Science

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Marcia Spetch

Department of Psychology

1 shared papers, latest 2013

Weimin Mou

Department of Psychology

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