Observer bias in animal behaviour research: can we believe what we score, if we score what we believe?
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F. Tuyttens | B. Ampe | J. Heerkens | F.A.M. Tuyttens | S. de Graaf | J.L.T. Heerkens | L. Jacobs | E. Nalon | S. Ott | L. Stadig | E. Van Laer | B. Ampe | L. Jacobs | L. Stadig | E. Nalon | E. V. laer | S. Ott | S. Ott | S. D. Graaf
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