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Fig 1.

Facial colour patterns and four types of models of Neolamprologus pulcher, and their presentation in experiments.

(a): facial colour pattern of four individual fish. (b): preparation of four types of digital-models; (FfFb): familiar neighbour, (FfSb): familiar neighbour’s face on stranger body, (SfSb): stranger and (SfFb): stranger’s face on familiar neighbour body. (c): monitor display exhibiting moving models in an experimental tank. (d): typical reaction of fish just after noticing an emerging model; (1) distance of fish approaching a site for watching model, and (2) distance between site of fish watching model and model on screen.

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Fig 2.

Time of watching models by Neolamprologus pulcher when presented four types of digital models.

(FfFb): familiar neighbour, (FfSb): familiar neighbour’s face on stranger’s body, (SfSb): stranger, (SfFb): stranger’s face on familiar neighbour’s body. Median, box (showing 25% and 75%) and ranges are shown. **p < 0.01, NS p > 0.05. (Wilcoxon signed rank test).

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Fig 3.

Approaching distance and time to respond to models that initially emerged from behind a right solid block after noticing the models.

(a): approaching distance from site of noticing emerging models to site of watching the model [(1) shown in Fig 1D], (b): distance between the site of watching model and model on screen [(2) in Fig 1D], and (c): time from noticing the emerging model to stopping at the watching site. Median, box (showing 25% and 75%) and ranges are shown. *p < 0.05, NS p > 0.05. In (a) and (b), familiar face models (FfFb or FfSb) and unfamiliar face models (SfSb or SfFb) are compared. When both data are available in a fish, FfFb and SfSb are used. [Wilcoxon signed rank test in (a) and (b), and Mann Whitney U-test in (c)].

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