Volume 25, Issue 5

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October 2022

Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life

Issue Editors:

Frederike D. Hanke,
Heidi E. Harley,
Kristy L. Biolsi

28 articles in this issue

“Cognition in marine mammals: the strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life”
Frederike D. Hanke
Kristy L. Biolsi
Heidi E. Harley
Editorial Open access 24 September 2022 Pages: 1015 - 1018
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Mother–pup recognition mechanisms in Australia sea lion (Neophoca cinerea) using uni- and multi-modal approaches
Isabelle Charrier
Benjamin J. Pitcher
Robert G. Harcourt
Review 16 June 2022 Pages: 1019 - 1028
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Mechanisms of auditory masking in marine mammals
Brian K. Branstetter
Jillian M. Sills
Review Open access 26 August 2022 Pages: 1029 - 1047
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Cognition of the manatee: past research and future developments
Yann Henaut
Aviva Charles
Fabienne Delfour
Review 24 August 2022 Pages: 1049 - 1058
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Understanding across the senses: cross-modal studies of cognition in cetaceans
Jason N. Bruck
Adam A. Pack
Review 08 September 2022 Pages: 1059 - 1075
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Equivalence classification, learning by exclusion, and long-term memory in pinnipeds: cognitive mechanisms demonstrated through research with subjects under human care and in the field
Kristy L. Biolsi
Kevin L. Woo
Commentary 28 July 2022 Pages: 1077 - 1090
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Killer whale innovation: teaching animals to use their creativity upon request
Heather Manitzas Hill
Myriam Weiss
Kathleen M. Dudzinski
Original Paper Open access 20 September 2022 Pages: 1091 - 1108
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Information-seeking across auditory scenes by an echolocating dolphin
Heidi E. Harley
Wendi Fellner
David Feuerbach
Original Paper 26 August 2022 Pages: 1109 - 1131
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Cognitive control of song production by humpback whales
Eduardo Mercado III
Mariam Ashour
Samantha McAllister
Original Paper 04 September 2022 Pages: 1133 - 1149
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Through the looking glass: how do marked dolphins use mirrors and what does it mean?
A. Loth
O. Güntürkün
V. M. Janik
Original Paper Open access 20 September 2022 Pages: 1151 - 1160
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Manatee cognition in the wild: an exploration of the manatee mind and behavior through neuroanatomy, psychophysics, and field observations
Gordon B. Bauer
Roger L. Reep
Original Paper 07 September 2022 Pages: 1161 - 1182
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Serial visual reversal learning in harbor seals (Phoca vitulina)
Nicola Erdsack
Guido Dehnhardt
Frederike D. Hanke
Original Paper Open access 21 July 2022 Pages: 1183 - 1193
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Well-developed spatial reversal learning abilities in harbor seals (Phoca vitulina)
Benedikt Niesterok
Shanie Martin
Frederike D. Hanke
Original Paper Open access 16 July 2022 Pages: 1195 - 1206
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Observing the nature of relationships in male bottlenose dolphins
Wendi Fellner
Heidi E. Harley
Barbara A. Losch
Original Paper Open access 31 August 2022 Pages: 1207 - 1217
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Conspecific "gaze following" in bottlenose dolphins
Christine M. Johnson
Christina Ruiz-Mendoza
Clara Schoenbeck
Original Paper Open access 05 September 2022 Pages: 1219 - 1229
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Volumetric and connectivity assessment of the caudate nucleus in California sea lions and coyotes
Peter F. Cook
Gregory Berns
Original Paper 17 September 2022 Pages: 1231 - 1240
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Cognition in marine mammals: The strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life
Hermit crabs, shells, and sentience
Robert W. Elwood
Review 23 February 2022 Pages: 1241 - 1257
Incrementing non-matching- but not matching-to-sample is rapidly learned in an automated version of the odor span task
Thomas J. Wagner
Katherine Bruce
Mark Galizio
Original Paper 25 February 2022 Pages: 1259 - 1270
Star finches Neochmia ruficauda have a visual preference for white dot patterns: a possible case of trypophilia
Ayumi Mizuno
Masayo Soma
Original Paper Open access 16 March 2022 Pages: 1271 - 1279
Decision making under risk: framing effects in pigeon risk preferences
Wilson D. Clayton
Shelby M. Brantley
Thomas R. Zentall
Original Paper 16 March 2022 Pages: 1281 - 1288
Host parent responses to heterospecific parasite nestling alarm calls are independent of past and current experience with experimental brood parasitism
H. M. Scharf
W. M. Schelsky
M. E. Hauber
Original Paper 28 March 2022 Pages: 1289 - 1298
Defensive adaptations to cuckoo parasitism in the black-browed reed warbler (Acrocephalus bistrigiceps): recognition and mechanism
Canchao Yang
Xiangyang Chen
Wei Liang
Original Paper 23 March 2022 Pages: 1299 - 1306
Eggshell texture but not odor treatment affects model egg rejection in American robins (Turdus migratorius)
Abbigail M. Turner
Alexander J. Di Giovanni
Mark E. Hauber
Original Paper 24 March 2022 Pages: 1307 - 1312
Intentional gestural communication amongst red-capped mangabeys (Cercocebus torquatus)
Anne Marijke Schel
Axelle Bono
Alban Lemasson
Original Paper Open access 01 April 2022 Pages: 1313 - 1330
Impact of environmental complexity and stocking density on affective states of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)
M. G. Anderson
A. M. Campbell
L. Jacobs
Original Paper 16 April 2022 Pages: 1331 - 1343
Mirror image stimulation could reverse social-isolation-induced aggressiveness in the high-level subsocial lactating spider
Bing Dong
Jing-Xin Liu
Zhanqi Chen
Original Article 09 April 2022 Pages: 1345 - 1355
Wild skuas can use acoustic cues to locate hidden food
Samara Danel
Nancy Rebout
Dora Biro
Short Communication 15 March 2022 Pages: 1357 - 1363
Assessing cognitive performance in dairy calves using a modified hole-board test
Benjamin Lecorps
Raphaela E. Woodroffe
Daniel M. Weary
Methods Paper 26 March 2022 Pages: 1365 - 1370

Volume 25, Issue 5

“Cognition in marine mammals: the strength of flexibility in adapting to marine life”

Mother–pup recognition mechanisms in Australia sea lion (Neophoca cinerea) using uni- and multi-modal approaches

Mechanisms of auditory masking in marine mammals

Cognition of the manatee: past research and future developments

Understanding across the senses: cross-modal studies of cognition in cetaceans

Equivalence classification, learning by exclusion, and long-term memory in pinnipeds: cognitive mechanisms demonstrated through research with subjects under human care and in the field

Killer whale innovation: teaching animals to use their creativity upon request

Information-seeking across auditory scenes by an echolocating dolphin

Cognitive control of song production by humpback whales

Through the looking glass: how do marked dolphins use mirrors and what does it mean?

Manatee cognition in the wild: an exploration of the manatee mind and behavior through neuroanatomy, psychophysics, and field observations

Serial visual reversal learning in harbor seals (Phoca vitulina)

Well-developed spatial reversal learning abilities in harbor seals (Phoca vitulina)

Observing the nature of relationships in male bottlenose dolphins

Conspecific "gaze following" in bottlenose dolphins

Volumetric and connectivity assessment of the caudate nucleus in California sea lions and coyotes

Hermit crabs, shells, and sentience

Incrementing non-matching- but not matching-to-sample is rapidly learned in an automated version of the odor span task

Star finches Neochmia ruficauda have a visual preference for white dot patterns: a possible case of trypophilia

Decision making under risk: framing effects in pigeon risk preferences

Host parent responses to heterospecific parasite nestling alarm calls are independent of past and current experience with experimental brood parasitism

Defensive adaptations to cuckoo parasitism in the black-browed reed warbler (Acrocephalus bistrigiceps): recognition and mechanism

Eggshell texture but not odor treatment affects model egg rejection in American robins (Turdus migratorius)

Intentional gestural communication amongst red-capped mangabeys (Cercocebus torquatus)

Impact of environmental complexity and stocking density on affective states of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)

Mirror image stimulation could reverse social-isolation-induced aggressiveness in the high-level subsocial lactating spider

Wild skuas can use acoustic cues to locate hidden food

Assessing cognitive performance in dairy calves using a modified hole-board test

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