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001 2010282476
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050 00 $aBF469$b.S63 2010
245 00 $aSpatial cognition, spatial perception :$bmapping the self and space /$cedited by Francine L. Dolins, Robert W. Mitchell.
260 $aCambridge, UK ;$aNew York :$bCambridge University Press,$cc2010.
300 $axviii, 581 p., [6] p. of plates :$bill. (some col.) ;$c24 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $tLinking spatial cognition and spatial perception :$gPostscript :$tSome terms and concepts used in the discussion of spatial cognition and perception /$rFrancine L. Dolins and Robert W. Mitchell --$tWhat do animals know and how do they represent external space?.$tPsychology and the philosophy of spatial perception :$ta history, or how the idea of spatial cognition in animals developed /$rRobert W. Mitchell and Francine L. Dolins ;$tCommon principles shared by spatial and other kinds of cognition /$rKen Cheng ;$tTo be buried in thought, lost in space, or lost in action :$tis that the question? /$rEmil W. Menzel --$tPerception and memory of landmarks :$timplications for spatial behavior and cognition.$tThe encoding of geometry in various vertebrate species /$rCatherine Thinus-Blanc ... [et al.] ;$tThe visually guided routes of ants /$rTom Collett and Paul Graham ;$tThe role of landmarks in small- and large-scale navigation /$rSusan D. Healy and Victoria A. Braithwaite ;$tExamining spatial cognitive strategies in small-scale and large-scale space in tamarin monkeys /$rPaul A. Garber and Francine L. Dollins ;$tSpatial learning and foraging in macaques /$rCharles Menzel --$tEvolutionary perspectives on cognitive capacities in spatial perception and object recognition.$tThe evolution of human spatial cognition /$rThomas Wynn ;$tEgocentric and allocentric spatial learning in the nonhuman primate /$rLucio Rehbein ... [et al.] ;$tDoes echolocation make understanding object permanence unnecessary? Fialure to find object permanence understanding in dolphins and beluga whales /$rRobert W. Mitchell and Esmé Hoban ;$tMultimodel sensory integration and concurrent navigation strategies for spatial cognition in real and artificial organisms /$rAngelo Arleo and Leure Rondi-Reig --$tDoes mapping of the body generate understanding of external space?.$tMovement :$tthe generative source of spatial perception and cognition /$rMaxine Sheets-Johnstone ;$tUnderstanding the body :$tspatial perception and spatial cognition /$rRobert W. Mitchell ;$tThe evolution of parietal areas involved in hand use in primates /$rLeah Krubitzer and Elizabeth Disbrow ;$tBody mapping and spatial transformations /$rSarah H Creem-Regehr ;$t"Understanding" of external space generated by bodily re-mapping :$tan insight from the neurophysiology of tool-using monkeys /$rAtsushi Iriki ;$tLeft-right spatial discrimination and the evolution of hemispheric specialization :$tsome new thoughts on some old ideas /$rWilliam D. Hopkins and Claudio Cantalupo --$tComparisons of human and nonhuman primate spatial cognitive abilities.$tThe geographical imagination /$rRichard Sambrook and David Zurick ;$tOf chimps and children :$tuse of spatial symbols by two species /$rJudy S. Deloache and Megan Bloom Pickard ;$tChimpanzee spatial skills :$ta model for human performance on scale model tasks? /$rSarah T. Boysen and Kim A. Bard ;$tThe development of place learning in comparative perspective /$rAmy E. Learmonth and Nora S. Newcombe ;$tSpatial cognition and memory in symbol-using chimpanzees /$rCharles Menzel.
650 0 $aSpace perception.
650 0 $aPsychology, Comparative.
655 4 $aAufsatzsammlung.
700 1 $aDolins, Francine L.$q(Francine Leigh),$d1964-
700 1 $aMitchell, Robert W.,$d1958-