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Nature, Gardens & Animals
Animal Intelligence
George John Romanes
784 pages~15 hr 37 min read82 chapters$4.99
How much mind does a jellyfish have, or an ant? George Romanes ranks the animal kingdom by intelligence, working up from protozoa and sea creatures through the powers of special sense and the puzzle of animal direction-finding. The book that launched comparative psychology. Measure the dawning of thought across the whole tree of life.
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82 chapters
- 1ANIMAL INTELLIGENCE.
- 2PREFACE.
- 3CONTENTS.
- 4INTRODUCTION.
- 5CHAPTER I.
- 6Protozoa.
- 7Cœlenterata.
- 8Echinodermata.
- 9CHAPTER II.
- 10CHAPTER III.
- 11Powers of Special Sense.
- 12Sense of Direction.
- 13Emotions.
- 14Powers of Communication.
- 15Habits General in Sundry Species.
- 16Habits Peculiar to Certain Species.
- 17General Intelligence of Various Species.
- 18Anatomy and Physiology of Nerve-centres and Sense-organs.
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