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Seeing coloured fruits: utilisation of the theory of adaptive memory in teaching botany

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Pavol Prokop & Jana Fančovičová. (2017) Animals in Dangerous Postures Enhance Learning, but Decrease Willingness to Protect Animals. EURASIA Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education 13:9.
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