Anim Cogn:169–179 DOIs10071ORIGINAL ARTICLE Recognition of pictorial representations

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Date: 2014-04-03 16:42:37 Apes Animal intelligence Ayumu Common chimpanzee Animal cognition Ai Culture Fauna of Africa Zoology Chimpanzees		Anim Cogn:169–179 DOIs10071ORIGINAL ARTICLE Recognition of pictorial representations Add to Reading List Source URL: dennismeredith.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 332,83 KB Share Document on Facebook

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