Apes, feathered apes, and pigeons: differences and similarities

O Güntürkün, F Ströckens, D Scarf… - Current Opinion in …, 2017 - Elsevier
Highlights•Birds have small brains but much more neurons per pallial mass than
primates.•Corvids have 6 times less pallial neurons than chimps but 6-17 times more than …
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Apes, feathered apes, and pigeons: Differences and similarities.

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Apes, corvids, and pigeons differ in their pallial/cortical neuron numbers, with apes ranking
first and pigeons third. Do cognitive performances rank accordingly? If they would do …