Do Dolphins Think and Feel?

In In Defense of Dolphins. Oxford, UK: Blackwell. pp. 46–80 (2007)
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This chapter contains section titled: Human Consciousness Nonhumans, Consciousness and Appropriate Treatment Dolphin consciousness Do Dolphins Recognize Other Minds? Moving on: Inner World and Choice Do Dolphins Have Emotions? Do Dolphins Think? Conclusion: Dolphin onsciousness and Moral Standing.

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9780470694152   9781405157780

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10.1002/9780470694152.ch3

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