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Brain Size, Evolution, and Behavioral Complexity
The Whole Brain Atlas, Harvard University
The Evolution of Primate Intelligence
Developmental Structure in Brain Evolution
Neuroscience 532, University of Idaho Medical School
Encyclopedia Brittanica Online
Brain/Body Size and Intelligence
Brains, Behavior, and intelligence in Cetaceans
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