How to solve a mechanical problem: the relevance of visible and unobservable functionality for kea. (Q45020238)

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How to solve a mechanical problem: the relevance of visible and unobservable functionality for kea. (English)

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Gy K Gajdon

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T M Ortner

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C C Wolf

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language of work or name

English

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publication date

27 December 2012

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volume

16

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issue

3

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page(s)

483-492

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Kea (Nestor notabilis) consider spatial relationships between objects in the support problem

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10.1007/S10071-012-0588-5

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8 December 2017

1005664097

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