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Fig. 1. A plan view of the experimental facility.
Fig. 2. Photograph of visual stimuli used in Experiment 2. From left to right: i fox with forward headŽ .orientation, erect ears and open mouth; ii fox with sideways head orientation; and iii fox with forward headŽ .Ž.orientation, flat ears and closed mouth.
Table 1Experiment 1 — Equations for response curves for each stimulus and predicted latencies to resume feeding
Table 2Experiment 2 — Equations for response curves for each stimulus and predicted latencies to resume feeding
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