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Year: 2015
Region / City: Not specified
Theme: Cognitive Science, Perception, Color Vision
Document Type: Research Paper
Organization / Institution: Not specified
Author: Forder, Lupyan
Target Audience: Researchers in cognitive science and perception
Period of validity: Not applicable
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of changes: Not specified
Contextual Description: This document provides supplementary information for a study on how hearing words influences color perception and facilitates color discrimination in humans through verbal and visual cues.
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Behavioral Responses of Minnows to Chemical and Visual Predator Cues
Year: 2026
Location: Laboratory study
Subject area: Animal behavior, ecology
Document type: Research article
Institution: University research laboratory
Authors: Not specified
Species studied: Minnows, goldfish, axolotl
Experimental period: Conditioning and test trials over one week
Statistical methods: Kruskal-Wallis ANOVA, z-test
Key findings: Increased activity and bottom-dwelling behavior in response to chemical alarm cues, no significant response to visual cues alone
How do individual behaviors based on visual and auditory cues facilitate spatiotemporal coordination in collective movement of patas monkeys (Erythrocebus patas)? Supplementary material
Year: 2026
Region / City: Kyoto, Hyogo, Japan; Legon-Accra, Ghana
Subject: Animal behavior, primate movement coordination
Document type: Supplementary material
Institution: Kyoto University, University of Hyogo, University of Ghana
Authors: Maho Hanzawa, Yoshiki Morimitsu, Erasmus H Owusu, Richard D Suu-Ire, Naofumi Nakagawa
Target audience: Primatologists, wildlife biologists, researchers in animal behavior
Data collection method: GPS collar tracking, direct observation, veterinary procedures
Sample: Five adult patas monkeys (one male, four females)
Procedures: Immobilization with zoletil and medetomidine, morphometric and biological data collection, post-procedure monitoring
Ethics: Animal handling and welfare protocols followed, medetomidine reversed with atipamezole
Observation period: Immediate post-collaring monitoring plus several days follow-up
Topics: Forder Lupyan cues