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VetBooks.ir Acknowledgements thank Lucy Mason and Christa Emmett for
editorial assistance, and Lewis Dean for
I would like to thank the book editors for helpful discussions regarding animal learn-
asking me to contribute this chapter. I also ing theories.

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