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Evolution of social attentional cues: Evidence from the archerfish
Abstract
Social cues such as gaze, head, and body orientation are essential for the survival of any social animal. The gaze cuing paradigm is a well-studied experimental manipulation, employed to detect automatic attentional shifts in humans. To the best of our knowledge, no previous study has tested non-primates in a paradigm that is similar to the one typically used on humans. Herein, three archerfish observed a conspecific picture oriented toward the...
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Title
Evolution of social attentional cues: Evidence from the archerfish
Published Date
Feb 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
207
Pages
104511 - 104511
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