Commentary on Manger PR (2013): Questioning the interpretations of behavioral observations of cetaceans: is there really support for a special intellectual status for this mammalian order? Neuroscience 250:664–696
complex brains, recognize themselves in the mirror, use tools, have ‘names’, display some linguistic competences [Marino, 2004], and have self-awareness [Herman, 2012]. Due to these observations, some sci-entists even demand that dolphins no lon-ger be kept in captivity [Marino and Frohoff, 2011]. T...
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