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Wild Justice

Volume · Bekoff & Pierce · 6 passages

  1. We defined intelligence as how well an individual adapts to his or her particular environment.

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  2. A relationship involved repeated encounters over time, where each interaction is affected by memory of past interaction and expectation about future interactions.

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  3. Relationships are patterns of coordination among individual animals.

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  4. Group-living animals must give up part of their individual freedoms in order to be a functioning part of the group.

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  5. Sociality, then, refers to “the compromises that individuals make, the mechanisms they use, and the means by which they maintain these social groups.

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  6. Across species, cooperation and affiliation are the major governing principles of animal sociality.

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