2002•Journal of comparative psychologyRequires access

Prenatal experience and postnatal perceptual preferences: Evidence for attentional-bias in bobwhite quail embryos ( Colinus virginianus).

Hunter Honeycutt, Robert Lickliter

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Key concepts: Colinus, Bobwhite quail, Quail, Embryo, Audiology, Psychology, Biology, Medicine

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