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. 2023 Jan 9:16:1103584.
doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2022.1103584. eCollection 2022.

Positional biases in social behaviors: Humans vs. saiga antelopes

Andrey Giljov  1 , Karina Karenina  1
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Positional biases in social behaviors: Humans vs. saiga antelopes

Andrey Giljov et al. Front Behav Neurosci. .
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Keywords: artiodactyls; behavioral lateralization; cradling; human behavior; side bias; social behavior; ungulates; visual lateralization.

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