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Beautiful Minds: The Parallel Lives of Great Apes and Dolphins M Bearzi and CB Stanford (2008). Published by Harvard University Press, Fitzroy House, 11 Chenies Street, London WC1E 7EY, UK. 329 pp Paperback (ISBN 978-0674-02781-7). Price £16.95, €18.50, US$24.95.
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Beautiful Minds: The Parallel Lives of Great Apes and Dolphins M Bearzi and CB Stanford (2008). Published by Harvard University Press, Fitzroy House, 11 Chenies Street, London WC1E 7EY, UK. 329 pp Paperback (ISBN 978-0674-02781-7). Price £16.95, €18.50, US$24.95.
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