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LIST OF FIGURES
2.1 Chick approaches its cagemate, but does not
approach a stranger 		21
2.2 Chimpanzee recognises her image in a mirror 25
3.1 Pigeon in operant box recognises rotated
symbols 		67
3.2 Chicken in the hidden ball test 78
3.3 Recognition of an object by seeing part of it 80
3.4 Finches using sticks as tools and pulling on
a string 		87
4.1 Brain weight versus body weight 93
4.2 Simple evolutionary tree 95
4.3 Hippocampus and forebrain in storing and
nonstoring birds 		97
4.4 Canary's brain showing song nuclei 98
4.5 Paleocortex and neocortex 108
4.6 Brains of mammalian species, showing increas-
ing convolution of the neocortex 		109
4.7 Pyramidal nerve cells in the mammalian
neocortex 		114
4.8 Sizes of four different structures in the brain
compared with total size of the brain 		118
4.9 Left and right views of the hemispheres of the
human brain 		120
4.10 Imaging techniques showing active regions of
the brain 		123
5.1 Evolution of the hominoids 132

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Publication Information: Book Title: Minds of Their Own: Thinking and Awareness in Animals. Contributors: Lesley J. Rogers - author. Publisher: Westview Press. Place of Publication: Boulder, CO. Publication Year: 1998. Page Number: vii.
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