… stale cliché that our feathered friends are congenitally stupid. A … nonhuman primates — is
discriminating same from different … between pigeons and corvids could be due to a difference in …

… abilities comparable with those of great apes such as chimpanzees, which have brains of …
For example, pigeons not only discriminate between stimuli differing in numerosity but, like …

… Here, pigeons saw visual stimuli belonging to different categories like animate or inanimate
… “feathered apes” on the behavioral level [35,36], but also demonstrate a striking similarity in …

… set, capuchin monkeys, pigeons and rhesus monkeys perform … difference between humans,
monkeys and pigeons in S/D … resulting in different brain architectures for primates and birds […

… Cockatoos, in addition, raise their elongated crest feathers to … For example, a recent study
found that »parrots and primates … ally been considered the pigeons (family Columbidae), some …

… (eg, laboratory rat, pigeon, or chimpanzee) and … apes but not with other primates, then we
must examine pressures present before the split with the LCA of great apes and other primates, …

… If chimpanzees, for instance, can ace our memory tests and … Along with proving that
chimpanzees are intelligent because … Noticing differences in their color and feather patterns, …

… In contrast, age-related changes in humans, nonhuman primates, and rodents are well …
procedure, to nine young and 11 old pigeons. Previous research has indicated that these tasks …

… conserved locations across all primates. Freiwald and Tsao (… of a face, allowing primates
to recognize an individual across … , or between a pigeon and a different avian species (see …

… Pigeons have a long history in experiments on the process of … We now know, for example,
that we primates are part of the … Early feathers have been found on dinosaur fossils in China,…