Springer Verlag / Boston / New York / Addison-Wesley / Nicolson / Harvester / L. A. / Schuster / Cambridge / London / /
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Gould / Columbia University Press / Neural Systems / Gelman S. A. / MIT Press / Sinauer Associates / Artificial Life Group / Oxford University Press / London Review / New York Review / Wilson / /
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Netherlands / Jordan / / /
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University of California / Artificial Life Institute of Psychology / Institute of Psychology / / /
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Columbia University / National Research Council / Royal Society of London / MIT / Department of Neural Systems / Association for Computing Machinery / Institute of Psychology / Oxford University / Royal Society / Swiss army / University of California / San Diego / /
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New York / California / Massachusetts / /
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1 Neural Systems and Artificial Life Group, Institute of Psychology, National Research Council, Rome