Compound tool construction by New Caledonian crows

Compound tool construction by New Caledonian crows

The construction of novel compound tools through assemblage of otherwise non-functional elements involves anticipation of the affordances of the tools to be built. Except for few observations in captive great apes, compound tool construction is unknown outside humans, and tool innovation appears lat...

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Hoofdauteurs:	von Bayern, A, Danel, S, Auersperg, A, Mioduszewska, B, Kacelnik, A
Formaat:	Journal article
Gepubliceerd in:	Springer Nature 2018

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