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De Russi, G., Montalbano, G., Gatto, E., Maggi, E., Cannicci, S., Bertolucci, C., Lucon-Xiccato, T. 2024. Differential impact of artificial light at night on cognitive flexibility in visual and spatial reversal learning tasks. Animal Behaviour 218: 173-183.
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