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The intelligence of invertebrate animals
Maynard Shipley and Emanuel Haldeman-Julius
A starfish has no brain, yet it solves problems, and an octopus can learn. Maynard Shipley surveys the intelligence of creatures without backbones: earthworms, sea anemones, mollusks, crustacea, and hermit crabs. Surprising evidence of mind in the humblest bodies. A concise, eye-opening look at how much thinking happens without a spine. Reconsider the clever lives of the invertebrates.
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34 chapters
- 1The Intelligence of Invertebrate Animals
- 2CONTENTS
- 3THE INTELLIGENCE OF INVERTEBRATE ANIMALS
- 4INTRODUCTION
- 5FOOTNOTES:
- 6EARTHWORMS
- 7FOOTNOTES:
- 8STARFISH
- 9FOOTNOTES:
- 10SEA-ANEMONES
- 11FOOTNOTES:
- 12MOLLUSKS
- 13FOOTNOTES:
- 14OCTOPI
- 15FOOTNOTES:
- 16CRUSTACEA
- 17HERMIT-CRABS
- 18FOOTNOTES:
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