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Accelerated behavioural development changes fine scale search behaviour and spatial memory in honey bees (Apis mellifera L )

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Fig. 1. Simple discrimination task set up and learning curves. (A) Trainingapparatus. (B) Aerial view of stimuli (‘flowers’)
Fig. 3. Visualisation of time spent in areas around landmarks. (A) Datadensity plots for control tests for each normal-aged bee (4 trials pooled for eachimage for each bee)
Fig. 2D) or the feeder and its proximal landmark were removed

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