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Fig. 6. Choice data, expressed as a proportion, for each of nine successive
choice-trials. Naïve locusts were allowed to choose between two scented
arms (lemon grass or peppermint), one containing p21:c21 food, the other
containing p7:c7 food (see the Methods and Results section for a full
description of these foods). A total of 12 locusts was observed, and for each
locust the odour/reward combination remained constant over the entire
experiment (six locusts had the high reward paired with green, while six had
the high reward paired with yellow). Data are also presented for the positive
rewards combined. The dotted line indicates indifference to the positive and
negative rewards.