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Personality Variation in Associative Learning and Memory Retention in Zebrafish (Danio rerio)
Animals differ in how they acquire and retain information, and modify their behavior while interacting with their environment. These differences have been linked to personality type, yet how personality type and sex influence reward-associated memory is not well understood. We investigated the effec
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