Animal Intelligence / The International Scientific Series, Vol. XLIV.
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This work surveys experimental observations and anecdotes about nonhuman mental capacities, assembling reports across many animal groups to classify levels of intelligence. It distinguishes instinctive behavior from learned responses, examines memory, associative learning, imitation, problem-solving, and perceptual discrimination, and considers emotions and voluntary action. The author evaluates evidence critically, warns against loose anthropomorphism, and proposes comparative methods for assigning cognitive capacities. Chapters organize material by taxa and by mental faculty, presenting cases that illustrate continuity and gradation of intelligence while reserving theoretical treatment of evolutionary origins for a companion volume.
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