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Evolutionary Ecology of Thinking State of the Art Report,irst sight, this may seem as though we were avoiding the central issue of the conference altogether, but we took our decision in the belief that by trying to discover the processes, cognitive or otherwise, that lie behind animal behavior, we stood the best chance of being able to generate testable h

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