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Bird Minds: Cognition and Behavior of Australian Native Birds
Author(s): Gisela Kaplan
Print Publication Date: 2015
https://doi.org/10.1071/9781486300198
ISBN: 9781486300198
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
Preface
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CHAPTER 2.
1 Australian Conditions and Their Consequences
CHAPTER 3.
2 Brain Size, Long Life and Resourcefulness
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CHAPTER 4.
3 Foragers, Food-Switchers and Innovators
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CHAPTER 5.
4 Tool Use
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CHAPTER 6.
5 Nest and Bower Builders
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CHAPTER 7.
6 Play Behaviour
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CHAPTER 8.
7 Mimicry and Imitation – The Cognitive Dimensions
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CHAPTER 9.
8 Social and Vocal Learning
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CHAPTER 10.
9 Emotions, Communication and Cognition
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CHAPTER 11.
10 Communicating Intentionally
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CHAPTER 12.
11 Abstract Concepts and States of Mind
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CHAPTER 13.
12 Which Native Birds are Smart?
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CHAPTER 14.
Glossary
CHAPTER 15.
References
CHAPTER 16.
Appendix 1: Behaviour, Brain Size and Life History Data of Australian Land Birds
CHAPTER 17.
Index
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