Pattern discrimination in a lizard

Birgit Szabo; Daniel Noble; Martin Whiting

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/SDUX7

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Pattern discrimination in a lizard

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Description: Lizards (Egernia stokesii) were trained to touch a target card to receive a food reward. This behaviour was subsequently used in a pilot to investigate visual discrimination learning and validate a new learning criterion. Thereafter a new cohort of lizards was tested in a pattern discrimination using the same procedure as in the pilot. Lizards did, however, not learn the pattern discrimination and 5 procedural changes were implemented to investigate why.

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