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Short-Term Visual Recognition Memory in Pigeons

EUAN M. MACPHAIL Department of Psychology, University of York, Heslington, York, YO1 5DD, England
Pages 521-538 | Received 31 Mar 1980, Published online: 29 May 2007

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IanA. Todd & N. J. Mackintosh. (1990) Evidence for perceptual learning in pigeons' recognition memory for pictures. The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section B 42:4, pages 385-400.
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EuanM. Macphail. (1983) Hyperstriatal lesions in pigeons disrupt recognition memory at long, but not at short, inter-trial intervals. The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section B 35:2, pages 169-194.
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R. F. Westbrook, S. C. Provost & J. Homewood. (1982) Short-term flavour memory in the rat. The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section B 34:4, pages 235-256.
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Donald M. Wilkie & Duncan Kennedy. (1985) Intrusion of stereotyped responding in pigeon spatial memory tasks. Behavioural Processes 11:2, pages 159-169.
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William A. Roberts & Philipp J. Kraemer. (1983) Serial position effects in humans and animals: A reply to Gaffan. Animal Learning & Behavior 11:1, pages 146-147.
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William A. Roberts & Philipp J. Kraemer. (1981) Recognition memory for lists of visual stimuli in monkeys and humans. Animal Learning & Behavior 9:4, pages 587-594.
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