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Fig. 2. A KCl stressor enhances LTM formation in Lymnaea. Top, snails
(N=20) that received one 30 min training session (TS) of contingent
`poking' did not have a significant change in breathing behaviour when tested
24 h later (MT; top). Bottom, snails (N=38) that were exposed to 25
mmoll–1 KCl for 30–35s before a 30 min TS exhibited
memory at 24 h (**P<0.01). When tested in carrot
context (CT) the number of attempted pneumostome openings returned to naive
levels (P>0.05), indicating context-specific memory. Snails that
received KCl before training and were tested for savings at 48 h did not show
memory. [Reprinted from Martens et al.
(Martens et al., 2007a), with
permission from Elsevier.]