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Flexibility training does not increase behavioral flexibility of Florida scrub-jays

2026-03-18

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Human modifications of environments are expanding, causing global changes that other species must adjust to or suffer from. Behavioral flexibility (hereafter 'flexibility') could be key to coping with rapid change. Behavioral research can contribute to conservation by determining which behaviors can predict the ability to adjust to human modified environments and whether these can be manipulated. When research tha...

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Literature Corpus work: 48535900-62c9-5756-ba84-5c6872aeeeb3
DOI: 10.32942/x25q25

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