Volume 32 Issue 4

2006

Special Issue: Comparative Cognition - Insights and Innovations

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Primate, Cetacean, and Pinniped Cognition Compared: An Introduction

by Christine M. Johnson, Denise L. Herzing


Dolphin Imitation: Who, What, When, and Why?

by Stan A. Kuczaj, Deirdre B. Yeater


Social Attention in Nonhuman Primates: A Behavioral Review

by Christine M. Johnson, M. Rosalyn Karin-D'Arcy


Dolphin Social Cognition and Joint Attention: Our Current Understanding

by Adam A. Pack, Louis M. Herman


Studying Marine Mammal Cognition in the Wild: A Review of Four Decades of Playback Experiments

by Volker B. Deecke


The Role of Learning in the Production and Comprehension of Auditory Signals by Pinnipeds

by Kristy L. Lindemann, Colleen Reichmuth Kastak, Ronald J. Schusterman


Differential Individual Access to and Use of Reaching Tools in Social Groups of Capuchin Monkeys (Cebus apella) and Human Infants (Homo sapiens)

by Timothy M. Flemming, Mary Jo Rattermann, Roger K.R. Thompson


Acquisition of Complex Foraging Skills in Juvenile and Adolescent Orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus): Developmental Influences

by Anne E. Russon


Cognitive Implications of Synchrony in Dolphins: A Review

by Wendi Fellner, Gordon B. Bauer, Heidi E. Harley


Marine Mammals in Front of the Mirror—Body Experiences to Self-Recognition: A Cognitive Ethological Methodology Combined with Phenomenological Questioning

by Fabienne Delfour


Social Complexity and Distributed Cognition in Olive Baboons (Papio anubis): Adding System Dynamics to Analysis of Interaction Data

by Deborah Forster, Paul F. Rodriguez


The Currency of Cognition: Assessing Tools, Techniques, and Media for Complex Behavioral Analysis

by Denise L. Herzing


Conclusions and Possibilities of New Frameworks and Techniques for Research on Marine Mammal Cognition

by Denise L. Herzing, Christine M. Johnson

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