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. 2016 Jul 28;6:30516. doi: 10.1038/srep30516

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Latencies to taste novel (a,b) and familiar food (c,d). Sumatran subjects took longer to taste novel food than Bornean subjects and an interaction effect of age and species was found within the Sumatran subjects: (LM: N_Sumatra = 14, N_Borneo = 12, P_species < 0.001, β_species = 2.123 ± 0.496, P_sex = 0.990, P_age = 0.781, P_{interaction: age/species} = 0.001, β_{interaction: age/species} = −0.069 ± 0.020). The familiar food condition showed neither a species nor an age effect (LM: N_Sumatra = 15, N_Borneo = 9, P_species = 0.340, P_sex = 0.500, P_age = 0.257).