Looking at the results, there doesn't seem to be a large difference between the two languages. And it is a very small sample size. I am not sure how to interp

Looking at the results, there doesn't seem to be a large difference between the two languages. And it is a very small sample size. I am not sure how to interpret it. Here is a link to the paper: https://brussels.evolang.org/proceedings/paper.html?nr=10 https://brussels.evolang.org/proceedings/paper.html?nr=10 > Language discrimination has previously been found in human infants, cotton-top tamarin monkeys, rats, and java sparrows. This ability might also be relevant for the crow, a social passerine with extensive auditory perceptual skills living in close contact with humans…