Publisher's Synopsis
Intelligence in Plants and Animals is a fascinating exploration of the mental abilities of non-human organisms. From chimpanzees to sunflowers, Gentry provides evidence for the cognitive powers of a wide range of species, challenging traditional assumptions about what it means to be intelligent.
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