How the Newborn Begins to Acquire Psycho-Sensory Functions
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1;Front Cover;1
2;Wolf and Man: Evolution in Parallel;4
3;Copyright Page;5
4;Table of Contents;6
5;List of Contributors;10
6;Preface;12
7;INTRODUCTION: The Anthropology of the Wolf;16
8;Part I: BEHAVIOR AND CULTURE;24
8.1;REFERENCES;32
8.2;Chapter 1. Man, Wolf, and Dog;34
8.2.1;DOMESTICATION AND CIVILIZATION: SOME ANALOGIES;38
8.2.2;EARLY MAN-WOLF RELATIONSHIPS;40
8.2.3;SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND ECOLOGY;41
8.2.4;HUMAN HUNTING COMMUNITIES;42
8.2.5;CONCLUDING REMARKS;44
8.2.6;REFERENCES;45
8.3;Chapter 2. Variability in the Wolf, a Group Hunter;46
8.3.1;GROUP HUNTING;46
8.3.2;AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR WITHIN THE PACK;49
8.3.3;REPRODUCTION;51
8.3.4;Burrow Construction;53
8.3.5;INDIVIDUALITY OF WOLVES;53
8.3.6;REFERENCES;54
8.4;Chapter 3. Natural History of the Coyote;56
8.4.1;REFERENCES;69
8.5;Chapter 4. Comparative Ethnology of the Wolf and the Chipewyan;70
8.5.1;THE REGION OF ANALYSIS;72
8.5.2;THE CHIPEWYAN AND THE CARIBOU;74
8.5.3;THE WOLF;79
8.5.4;THE WOLF AND THE CARIBOU;82
8.5.5;THE WOLF AND THE CHIPEWYAN;87
8.5.6;CONCLUDING REMARKS;93
8.5.7;REFERENCES;94
9;Part II: COMMUNICATION AND COGNITION;96
9.1;EVOLUTION OF THE BRAIN AND CONSCIOUSNESS;99
9.2;EXPLORING THE EVOLUTION OF CONSCIOUSNESS;106
9.3;REFERENCES;107
9.4;Chapter 5. Communication, Cognitive Mapping, and Strategy in Wolves and Hominids;110
9.4.1;COMMUNICATION IN WOLVES AND HOMINIDS;111
9.4.2;COGNITIVE MAPS OF WOLVES AND HOMINIDS;113
9.4.3;STRATEGY IN WOLVES AND HOMINIDS;118
9.4.4;STRATEGY AND COGNITIVE MAPS IN HOMINID COMMUNICATION;119
9.4.5;REFERENCES;121
9.5;Chapter 6. Wolf Vocalization;124
9.5.1;THE GROWL;124
9.5.2;THE WHIMPER;126
9.5.3;THE BARK;129
9.5.4;THE HOWL;131
9.5.5;CONCLUDING REMARKS;145
9.5.6;ACKNOWLEDGMENTS;146
9.5.7;REFERENCES;146
9.6;Chapter 7. Scent-Marking in Wolves;148
9.6.1;THE SCENT-MARKING STUDY;150
9.6.2;DISTRIBUTION OF OLFACTORY SIGN;153
9.6.3;STIMULI FOR SCENT-MARKING;155
9.6.4;FUNCTIONS OF SCENT-MARKING;157
9.6.5;REFERENCES;162
10;Part III: PALEOBIOLOGY;164
10.1;REFERENCES;166
10.2;Chapter 8. Variability and Speciation in Canids and Hominids;168
10.2.1;VARIABILITY AND SPECIATION IN CANIDS AND HOMINIDS;169
10.2.2;PLEISTOCENE GLACIATIONS AND COYOTE EVOLUTION;172
10.2.3;VARIATION IN MODERN CANIDS;176
10.2.4;AUSTRALOPITHECINE VARIATION;182
10.2.5;THE GENUS HOMO AND TWO TAXONOMIC MODELS;186
10.2.6;CONCLUDING REMARKS;190
10.2.7;ACKNOWLEDGMENTS;191
10.2.8;REFERENCES;191
10.3;Chapter 9. Dire Wolf Systematics and Behavior;194
10.3.1;HISTORY OF INVESTIGATION;194
10.3.2;WOLF, DIRE WOLF, AND COYOTE EVOLUTION;195
10.3.3;MORPHOLOGY OF THE WOLF, DIRE WOLF, AND COYOTE;196
10.3.4;PLEISTOCENE RANGES OF THE WOLF, THE DIRE WOLF, AND THE COYOTE;200
10.3.5;EXTINCTION OF THE PLEISTOCENE DIRE WOLF;203
10.3.6;A MODEL FOR DIRE WOLF SOCIAL ORGANIZATION;204
10.3.7;MODELS FOR EARLY HOMINID EVOLUTION;206
10.3.8;CONCLUDING REMARKS;209
10.3.9;REFERENCES;210
11;CONCLUSION: Wolf and Human;212
11.1;BEHAVIOR AND CULTURE;214
11.2;COGNITION AND COMMUNICATION;215
11.3;PALEOBIOLOGY;217
11.4;THE PATH AHEAD;219
11.5;REFERENCES;222
12;Index;223
