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Mind of the Chimpanzee – Ecological and Experimental Perspectives

by Benjamin Beck, Sarah F. Brosnan, Sylvia Amsler, Dora Biro, Tetsuro Matsuzawa, Susana Carvalho, Stephen R. Ross, Millie Bloomsmith, Kimberly Hockings, Brian Hare, Victoria Horner, William Hopkins, Tatyana Humle, Satoshi Hirata, William Mcgrew, Elizabeth Lonsdorf, Alicia Melis, Elizabeth V. Lonsdorf, Michio Nakamura, John Mitani, Masako Myowa–yamakoshi, Lisa Parr, Josep Call, Jaine Perlman, David B. Morgan, Susan Lambeth, Misato Hayashi, Claudia Sousa, Katie Slocombe, Michael Tomasello, Steve Scha

University of Chicago Press · 2010

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About this book

Published by University of Chicago Press in 2010, Mind of the Chimpanzee – Ecological and Experimental Perspectives by Benjamin Beck, Sarah F.

The book deals with Cognition in animals, Ecology, Psychology and Chimpanzees.

About the author: Tetsurō Matsuzawa (born 1950).

Book details

ISBN-13
9780226492780
ISBN-10
0226492788
Authors
Benjamin Beck, Sarah F. Brosnan, Sylvia Amsler, Dora Biro, Tetsuro Matsuzawa, Susana Carvalho, Stephen R. Ross, Millie Bloomsmith, Kimberly Hockings, Brian Hare, Victoria Horner, William Hopkins, Tatyana Humle, Satoshi Hirata, William Mcgrew, Elizabeth Lonsdorf, Alicia Melis, Elizabeth V. Lonsdorf, Michio Nakamura, John Mitani, Masako Myowa–yamakoshi, Lisa Parr, Josep Call, Jaine Perlman, David B. Morgan, Susan Lambeth, Misato Hayashi, Claudia Sousa, Katie Slocombe, Michael Tomasello, Steve Scha
Publisher
University of Chicago Press
Author dates
Tetsurō Matsuzawa (born 1950)
Published
2010
Language
English
Condition
New
Subject
Conservation

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