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abstract: 'In each essay I discuss some aspects of the field of cognitive ethology and show how interdisciplinary research can inform evolutionary, comparative, and ecological studies of animal minds.  I stress the importance of studying animals other than primates. '
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title: 'Cognitive Ethology: The Comparative Study of Animal Minds'
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