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Mice (Mus musculus) discriminate static dot arrays differing in relative numerosity but show limited evidence of a magnitude-related bias in side
We investigated whether mice can discriminate static dot arrays differing in relative numerosity and whether stimulus magnitude influences side choice. In Experiment 1, mice were trained in a touchscreen-equipped operant-conditioning chamber to select the larger of two dot arrays (8 vs. 4) and then
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