Reporting and interpreting non-significant results in animal cognition research
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Edward W. Legg | Katharina F. Brecht | L. Ostojić | M. Elsherif | B. Farrar | A. Vernouillet | Elias Garcia-Pelegrin | Shannon Francis | Laurie O'Neill | Poppy Lambert | N. Clayton
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