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Volume 1 (2016)
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Volume 3 (2018)
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Volume 4 (2019)
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Volume 5 (2020)
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Volume 6 (2021)
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Volume 9 (2024)

Owens, Karen A; Bryja, Gosia; and Bekoff, Marc (2024) Wildlife conservation: The importance of individual personality traits and sentience. Animal Sentience 34(1)

Adolphs, Ralph and Xu, Yue (2024) PRECOMMENTARY: Animal personality needs animal sentience. Animal Sentience 34(2)
Commentary on Wildlife Personality

Stringham, Stephen F; Rogers, Lynn; and Bryant, Ann (2024) Norms and variance fail to predict butterfly effects on social dynamics by idiosyncratic individuals. Animal Sentience 34(3)
Commentary on Wildlife Personality

Briffa, Mark (2024) Animal personality and sentience as distinct concepts. Animal Sentience 34(4)
Commentary on Wildlife Personality

Vonk, Jennifer (2024) Species vary in within-species variability. Animal Sentience 34(5)
Commentary on Wildlife Personality

Blumstein, Daniel T (2024) Individuality matters but its cause has consequences. Animal Sentience 34(7)
Commentary on Wildlife Personality

Ferraro, Kristy M (2024) An individuals-oriented approach to conservation. Animal Sentience 34(8)
Commentary on Wildlife Personality

Mazza, Valeria, PhD and Carere, Claudio (2024) Wildlife conservation and adaptation to humans. Animal Sentience 34(9)
Commentary on Wildlife Personality

Foster, Charles (2024) Donald Griffin: A visionary in science and consciousness. Animal Sentience 35(2)
Commentary on Donald Griffin

Gluck, John (2024) Donald Griffin, sentience, and animal research ethics. Animal Sentience 35(3)
Commentary on Donald Griffin

Horowitz, Alexandra (2024) Attempting to answer the question of animal awareness. Animal Sentience 35(4)
Commentary on Donald Griffin

Wiley, R. Haven (2024) Communication in noise is the window on cognition. Animal Sentience 35(5)
Commentary on Donald Griffin

Simmons, James A (2024) What do echolocating bats perceive?. Animal Sentience 35(6)
Commentary on Donald Griffin

Grinde, Bjørn (2024) To be conscious or not to be. Animal Sentience 35(7)
Commentary on Donald Griffin

Nagel, Thomas (2024) Objective bat phenomenology. Animal Sentience 35(8)
Commentary on Donald Griffin

Oldfield, Ronald G and Bonano, Patrick (2024) Psychological and social well-being of bony fishes in zoos and aquariums. Animal Sentience 36(1)

Brown, Culum (2024) Can we use judgement bias to assess the welfare of fish in aquariums and zoos?. Animal Sentience 36(2)
Commentary on Fish Welfare

Rose, Paul (2024) Understanding the welfare of aquarium fish. Animal Sentience 36(3)
Commentary on Fish Welfare

Maia, Caroline M (2024) Why is fish welfare still so neglected?. Animal Sentience 36(4)
Commentary on Fish Welfare

Chiang, Chiaowen and Franks, Becca (2024) Social learning and cultural enrichment for fish welfare. Animal Sentience 36(5)
Commentary on Fish Welfare