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Ingredients for understanding brain and behavioral evolution: Ecology, phylogeny, and mechanism

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S. Jelbert | N. Boogert | S. Shigeno | S. Montgomery | A. Currie | Andrew Buskell | C. Logan | D. Lukas | Ana F. Navarrete | S. Avin | Fiona R. Cross | Rafael Mares

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