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Meanings of non-human animals in English
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Usage of non-human animals in English
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These findings challenge historical and contemporary views of the mechanisms underlying handedness in non-humananimals.
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Surprisingly, morphological predispositions, or adaptations, for tool use have rarely been examined in non-humananimals.
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Previous AG learning studies in non-humananimals have used different AGs to separately test for specific sequence-processing abilities.
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But Davila-Ross still thinks we should be careful when talking about laughing rats, dogs, or any other non-humananimals.
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Thinkers as far apart as Thomas Aquinas and Albert Schweitzer warned about the link between violence towards human and non-humananimals.
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The fact that very many non-humananimals can feel pain makes, in his view, a very strong ethical demand on us.
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The difficulties such questions pose help explain why many scientists object to subjective notions of human intelligence being applied to non-humananimals.
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Scientists have used many different criteria to argue for or against the proposition that non-humananimals have the capacity for emotions and consciousness.
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Researchers and educators have long wrestled with the question of how best to teach their clients be they humans, non-humananimals or machines.
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Even the non-humananimals are able to adapt and modify their inherited impulses either by imitation or by habits founded on individual experience.
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Furthermore, even if it were possible to agree on a constant and universally-accepted definition of human intelligence, why should this apply to non-humananimals?
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Some of these can be used to investigate sequence-processing computations in non-humananimals that might be related to, but not unique to, human language.
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This chapter describes recent advances in the development of behavioral tasks used to assess different aspects of reward processing in both humans and non-humananimals.
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In the joint-statement between Peta and Mr Slater, they say this case "raises important, cutting-edge issues about expanding legal rights for non-humananimals".
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Singer starts by saying that we need to overcome our prejudices towards animals (he calls them " non-humananimals") just as we overcame prejudices (have we?)
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They -the zoophiles, not the Danes -are people with a sexual fixation on non-humananimals.