Do monkeys understand actions and minds of others? Studies of single cells and eye movements

E Lorincz, T Jellema, Juan-Carlos Gomez, N Barraclough, D Xiao, David Ian Perrett

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	From Monkey Brain to Human Brain
Editors	S Dehaene, J-R Duhamel, MD Hauser, G Rizzolatto
Publisher	MIT Press
Pages	pp 189-210
Publication status	Published - 2005

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