INTELLIGENCE IN ANIMALS by editors Of Reader's Digest - 2000

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Pleasantville, NY, . : Reader's Digest 2000. Fine/No Dj. Large quarto, as new in zebra decorated boards with fish and bear in overlay picture. As new, fine, giftable. color photos throughout. Scientists and philosophers from the time of Aristotle to the mid 19th century believed that the lives of animals were guided by instinct alone. Then the Englishman Charles Darwin made the daring assertion that animals can reason. 160 pp. including index.

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