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Comparative Analysis of Tickling and Conspecific Play in Tame Mice and Golden Hamsters

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By Sarah Dagher, Darcie DeAngelo, Ren Sato, Hiroaki Norimoto
| BioRxiv
Abstract Social play behavior is a fundamental aspect of animal interaction, shaping social bonds and enhancing cognitive capacity. While studies on human-animal play interactions have primarily focused on a few selected species, research on rodents beyond rats remains scarce. We, therefore, addressed the dynamics of social play in tame mice, selectively bred to approach human hands, and golden hamsters, comparing their responses during interactions with humans and conspecifics.
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Commentary on “Explosiveness”

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By Darcie DeAngelo, M. D. Griffing. Susan
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REFLECTION ARTICLE Commentary on “Explosiveness” Darcie DeAngelo, Corresponding Author Darcie DeAngelo Department of Anthropology, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma, USA Correspondence Darcie DeAngelo, Department of Anthropology, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK 73019, USA.
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The Death of the Page: Image‐driven Scholarship, Image Ethics, and Rethinking Publishing Futures

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By Darcie DeAngelo, Lee Douglas
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