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Fig. 1. Diagram of eight-arm radial maze containing eight feeders near arm entrances and eight feeders at armends.
Table 1Study protocol for leaders and followers in the experienced-fixed, experienced-variable and no-experience treatments
Fig. 2. Mean number of arm entrances and visits to arm ends by experienced-fixed and experienced-variableleaders before the first and second feeders with barley were discovered during the last 2 days of initial trainingŽdays 6 and 7
Fig. 3. Total number of barley feeders located during exposure and test sessions by followers exposed withleaders in the experienced-fixed, experienced-variable and no-experience treatments
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