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Academic & Professional Books  Mammals  Marine Mammals  Whales & Dolphins (Cetacea)

Dolphin Cognition and Behavior A Comparative Approach

Edited By: Ronald Schustermann, Janette Thomas and Forrest Wood
408 pages, Illus, figs
Publisher: Psychology Press
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There is much argument over the intelligence of the marine mammals, but there is still very little literature on the subject. This text summarizes current knowledge, based on field and neurophysiological studies, of social organization and communication, perception, mimicry and language acquisition in dolphins. It reveals the dolphins' perceptual, cognitive and communicative capabilites and identifies the ecological variables that may have shaped them over evolutionary time.

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Edited By: Ronald Schustermann, Janette Thomas and Forrest Wood
408 pages, Illus, figs
Publisher: Psychology Press
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