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spatial memory 3 Bombus 2 foraging 2 Brand anthropomorphism 1 Experienced arousal 1 Experienced pleasure 1 Jeffrey pine 1 Perceived aggressiveness 1 Perceived friendliness 1 Pinus jeffreyi 1 Possingham 1 Purchase decision 1 Spatial memory 1 Tamias 1 ash 1 caching 1 chipmunks 1 movement rules 1 near-far search 1 olfaction 1 pilferage 1 renewing resource 1 scatter hoarding 1 trapline foraging 1 traveling salesman 1
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Thomson, James D. 2 Briggs, Jennifer S. 1 Burns, James G. 1 D'Souza, Daniel 1 George, Jossy P. 1 Godwin, Benny J. 1 Ohashi, Kazuharu 1 Rodrigues, Andrea 1 Wall, Stephen B. Vander 1
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Behavioral Ecology 3 International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis 1
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Brand anthropomorphism’s impact on real estate purchase decisions of young buyers in India and the underlying reliance on spatial memory
Rodrigues, Andrea; Godwin, Benny J.; George, Jossy P. - In: International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis 17 (2023) 4, pp. 926-944
friendliness, aggressiveness, pleasure and arousal as a link to the spatial memory of the consumer. This study aims to help brands … spatial memory may have a role in the visual and display of the variables. Originality/value The merit of this paper lies in …
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Trapline foraging by bumble bees: IV. Optimization of route geometry in the absence of competition
Ohashi, Kazuharu; Thomson, James D.; D'Souza, Daniel - In: Behavioral Ecology 18 (2007) 1, pp. 1-11
angles of successive flights, without the use of spatial memory. If pollinators can learn the locations of patches and choose …
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A test of spatial memory and movement patterns of bumblebees at multiple spatial and temporal scales
Burns, James G.; Thomson, James D. - In: Behavioral Ecology 17 (2006) 1, pp. 48-55
. Bumblebees also demonstrate the use of a spatial memory strategy by returning repeatedly to patches of flowers, and even … spatial memory while foraging within a patch and after how many flower visits spatial memory outweighs near-far search … increasingly used spatial memory as experience and spatial separation increased. Bumblebees thus have multiple tactics available to …
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Substrate type affects caching and pilferage of pine seeds by chipmunks
Briggs, Jennifer S.; Wall, Stephen B. Vander - In: Behavioral Ecology 15 (2004) 4, pp. 666-672
less effective in ash than in sand, that spatial memory enables chipmunks to recover their own caches in ash, and that …
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