Table S1 - Ultra-Rapid Categorization of Fourier-Spectrum Equalized Natural Images: Macaques and Humans Perform Similarly

Details of animal species used in the study. Each line corresponds to one target. Columns indicate the class, the family, the common name and the scientific name. Last two columns indicate whether the image was used in humans and whether the animal target belonged to the familiar species seen by the monkey. At least 165 species were used. 97 could be determined with certainty; the others were undetermined and could belong to more than 68 different species. For mammals and birds, these species belonged to 56 different taxonomic families (53 used in both monkey and humans), with the following deliberate misclassifications: passeriforms (order), caprinae (subfamilia), phalangeriforms (suborder) for possums, echidna and okapi were deliberately misclassified in erinaceidae and equidae respectively, according to their aspect. Reptiles, amphibians, insects and fish were considered under the class name only.
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