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Published on
Monday, November 25, 2024
By the A.M. Costa Rica staff and wire services
A
survey of 100 researchers
of animal behavior, led
by investigators of the
U.S. Emory University in
Costa Rica, provides a unique view of
current scientific thought on animal
emotions and consciousness.
The 100 survey respondents spanned a range of
specialties,
including
behavioral
ecologists,
evolutionary
biologists,
neuroscientists,
biological
anthropologists,
cognitive
psychologists
and biological
psychologists.
They comprised
graduate
students (45),
faculty (28),
postdoctoral
fellows (20),
retired
faculty (2),
other PhD
researchers
(3) and
undergraduate
students (2).
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