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• The Perception of Empty and Filled Time Intervals by Pigeons
• The Perception of Empty and Filled Time Intervals by Rats
• Pigeons’ Memory for Sequences of Light Flashes
• Pigeons (Columba livia) Associate Time Intervals with Symbols in a Touchscreen Task
• Differential Effects of Empty and Filled Intervals on Duration Estimation by Pigeons
• Pigeons' Memory for Sequences of Light Flashes when Gap Duration is an Unreliable Discriminative Cue
• Memory for Sequences of Tone Bursts in the Rat
• Rats’ Memory for Event Duration in Delayed Matching-to-Sample with Nonspatial Comparison Response Alternatives
• Asymmetrical Retention Functions for Sequences of Light Flashes or Tone Bursts in the Rat
• Pigeons’ Memory for Time: Subjective Shortening in the Duration Comparison Procedure
• The Role of Key Pecking During Filled Intervals on the Judgment of Time for Empty and Filled Intervals by Pigeons
• Pigeons Exhibit Higher Accuracy for Chosen Memory Tests than for Forced Memory Tests in Duration Matching-to-Sample
• Rats’ Memory for Time and Relational Responding in the Duration-Comparison Procedure
• Rats Exhibit Asymmetrical Retention Functions for Hedonic Samples
• The Effect of Asymmetrical Sample Training on Retention Functions for Hedonic Samples in Rats.
• Rats Exhibit Asymmetrical Retention Functions for Hedonic and Nonhedonic Samples in Many-To-One Delayed Matching-To-Sample