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Neurobiology of Comparative Cognition
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Contents: Part I:Introduction. W. Hodos, C.B.G. Campbell, Evolutionary Scales and Comparative Studies of Animal Cognition. Part II:Neurobiology of Communication. B. Gordon, Human Language. U. J rgens, Vocal Communication in Primates. H. Williams, Bird Song. Part III:Neurobiology of Learning and Memory. E.A. Murray, Representational Memory in Nonhuman Primates. A.S. Powers, Brain Mechanisms of Learning in Reptiles. R.P. Kesner, Learning and Memory in Rats With an Emphasis on the Role of the Hippocampal Formation. J.B. Overmier, K.L. Hollis, Fish in the Think Tank: Learning, Memory, and Integrated Behavior. R. Menzel, Learning, Memory, and Cognition in Honey Bees. J.H. Byrne, Learning and Memory in Aplysia and Other Invertebrates. Part IV.Neurobiology of Spatial Organization. F.J. Friedrich, Frameworks for the Study of Human Spatial Impairments. E.T. Rolls, Functions of the Primate Hippocampus in Spatial Processing and Memory. B. Leonard, B.L. McNaughton, Spatial Representation in the Rat: Conceptual, Behavioral, and Neurophysiological Perspectives. V.P. Bingman, Spatial Navigation in Birds.
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