Capacidades cognoscitivas, estrategias de forrajeo y estructura social: el caso de los mamíferos acuáticos

Autores:: CASTELBLANCO-MARTÍNEZ,, NATALY

Tipo de recurso:: Article of journal

Fecha de publicación:: 2010

Institución:: Universidad de Sucre

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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv	Capacidades cognoscitivas, estrategias de forrajeo y estructura social: el caso de los mamíferos acuáticos
dc.title.translated.eng.fl_str_mv	Cognoscitive capacities, foraging strategies and social structure: the aquatic mammals case
title	Capacidades cognoscitivas, estrategias de forrajeo y estructura social: el caso de los mamíferos acuáticos
spellingShingle	Capacidades cognoscitivas, estrategias de forrajeo y estructura social: el caso de los mamíferos acuáticos Evolution aquatic mammals encephalization foraging socialization Evolución mamíferos acuáticos encefalización forrajeo socialización
title_short	Capacidades cognoscitivas, estrategias de forrajeo y estructura social: el caso de los mamíferos acuáticos
title_full	Capacidades cognoscitivas, estrategias de forrajeo y estructura social: el caso de los mamíferos acuáticos
title_fullStr	Capacidades cognoscitivas, estrategias de forrajeo y estructura social: el caso de los mamíferos acuáticos
title_full_unstemmed	Capacidades cognoscitivas, estrategias de forrajeo y estructura social: el caso de los mamíferos acuáticos
title_sort	Capacidades cognoscitivas, estrategias de forrajeo y estructura social: el caso de los mamíferos acuáticos
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dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv	Evolution aquatic mammals encephalization foraging socialization
topic	Evolution aquatic mammals encephalization foraging socialization Evolución mamíferos acuáticos encefalización forrajeo socialización
dc.subject.spa.fl_str_mv	Evolución mamíferos acuáticos encefalización forrajeo socialización
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Statistica Sinica 17:735-748.JANMAAT K. R. L., BYRNE R. W., HLER K. Z. 2006. Evidence for a spatial memory of fruiting states of rainforest trees in wild mangabeys. Animal Behaviour 72:797-807.JERISON H. J. 1973. Evolution of the Brain and Intelligence. Academic Press, N.Y Pp. 472.KUDO H., DUNBAR R. I. M. 2001. Neocortex size and social network size in primates. Animal Behaviour 62:711-722MARINO L. 1997. The relationship between gestation length, encephalization, and body weight in odontocetes. Marine Mammal Science 13:133-138.MARINO L. 2002. Convergence of Complex Cognitive Abilities in Cetaceans and Primates. Brain, Behavior and Evolution 59:21-32.MARINO L. 2004. Cetacean Brain Evolution: Multiplication Generates Complexity. International Journal of Comparative Psychology 17:1-16.MARINO L. 2007. Cetacean brains: How aquatic are they? The Anatomical Record: Advances in Integrative Anatomy and Evolutionary Biology 290:694- 700.MARINO L., CONNOR R. C., FORDYCE R. E., HERMAN L. 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