Field and laboratory methods in animal cognition : a comparative guide /
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Cambridge ; New York :
Cambridge University Press,
2018.
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Table of Contents:
- Ants : individual and social cognition
- Bats : using sound to reveal cognition
- Bees : the experimental umwelt of honeybees
- Carib grackles : field and lab work on a tame, opportunistic island icterid
- Chicken : cognition in the poultry yard
- Chimpanzees : investigating cognition in the wild
- Dolphins and whales : taking cognitive research out of the tanks and into the wild
- Elephants : studying cognition in the African savannah
- Fish : how to ask them the right questions
- Hermit crabs : information gathering by the hermit crab, Pagurus bernhardus
- Hyenas : testing cognition in the umwelt of the spotted hyena
- Lizards : measuring cognition : practical challenges and the influence of ecology and social behaviour
- Meerkats : identifying cognitive mechanisms underlying meerkat coordination and communication : experimental designs in their natural habitat
- Octopuses : mind in the waters
- Grey parrots (Psittacus erithacus) : cognitive and communicative abilities
- Sharks : elasmobranch cognition
- Spiders : hints for testing cognition and learning in jumping spiders
- Tortoises : cold-blooded cognition : how to get a tortoise out of its shell.