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Volume 19: pp. 25-28
The Benefits of Increasing Livestock Species in Comparative Cognition Research Kristina Horback Animal Behavior and Cognition Lab, University of California, Davis Reading Options Read/Download PDF|Add to Endnote Abstract The future of comparative cognition should incorporate more studies that use livestock … Continue reading
Volume 19: pp. 21-24
Comparative Cognition: Insights from Miniature Brains Fiona R. Cross School of Psychology, Speech and Hearing, University of Canterbury Reading Options Read/Download PDF|Add to Endnote Abstract Arthropods and other small-brained animals, despite long being touted as simple, instinct-driven creatures, may provide … Continue reading
Volume 19: pp. 15-19
Beyond “Far” Transfer and “Happy” Therapy Dogs: Comparative Psychology Gets the Facts Right Zachary A. Silver Department of Psychology, Occidental College Ellen E. Furlong Departments of Psychology and Neuroscience, Transylvania University Rebecca A. Singer Department of Psychology, Georgetown College Reading … Continue reading
Volume 19: pp. 9-13
The Future of Comparative Cognition? Conservation! Heidi E. Harley, Peter F. Cook, and Gordon B. Bauer New College of Florida Reading Options Read/Download PDF|Add to Endnote Abstract The field of comparative cognition is in a good position to support conservation … Continue reading
Volume 19: pp. 3-7
Taking Welfare into Account in Comparative Cognition Research Luigi Baciadonna Sorbonne University Janire Castellano Bueno Wild Animal Initiative and Newcastle University Vittoria Elliott Wild Animal Initiative and Smithsonian Institution Christian Nawroth Research Institute for Farm Animal Biology Reading Options Read/Download … Continue reading
Volume 19: pp. 1-2
Looking to the Future: What Is to Come for Comparative Cognition? W. David Stahlman University of Mary Washington Marisa Hoeschele Acoustics Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences Reading Options Read/Download PDF|Add to Endnote Author Note W. David Stahlman, 1301 College Avenue, … Continue reading
Volume 18: pp. 095-120
Snakes: Slithering from Sensory Physiology to Cognition Zoran Tadić Department of Biology – University of Zagreb Reading Options Continue reading below, or: Read/Download PDF | Add to Endnote Abstract Snakes (Serpentes) are scaly, limbless reptiles that share the same taxonomic … Continue reading
Volume 18: pp. 079-093
Comparative Approaches to the Natural Ecology of Metacognition Bennett L. Schwartz Florida International University Ali Pournaghdali University of Southern California Kelsey L. Hess Eastern University Reading Options Continue reading below, or: Read/Download PDF | Add to Endnote Abstract Most cognitive … Continue reading
Volume 18: pp. 059-077
ManyDogs Project: A Big Team Science Approach to Investigating Canine Behavior and Cognition ManyDogs Project Daniela Alberghina Department of Veterinary Sciences, University of Messina, Messina, Italy Emily E. Bray School of Anthropology, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, USA Canine Companions … Continue reading
Volume 18: pp. 033-058
Eye Tracking in Dogs: Achievements and Challenges Ludwig Huber, Lucrezia Lonardo, and Christoph J. Völter Messerli Research Institute, Unit of Comparative Cognition University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna, Medical University of Vienna, University of Vienna Reading Options Continue reading below, or: … Continue reading