Preface
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1
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1.
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Appearance of Design
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9
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Design of machines
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12
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Conflicts in motivation
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15
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Conclusions
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17
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2.
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Imprinting and Attachment
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19
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Attachment in humans
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21
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Imprinting in the wild
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22
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Individual recognition
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24
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Conclusions
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25
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3.
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Rules and Reciprocity
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27
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Models of development
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28
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Alternative pathways
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31
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Rules for changing the rules
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33
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Coordination in development
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35
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Conclusions
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36
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4.
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Discontinuities in Development
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39
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Loss of continuity
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43
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Conclusions
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45
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5.
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Early Experience and Later Behaviour
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47
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Washing the brain
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50
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Neurobiology
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53
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Continuity and change
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54
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Conclusions
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55
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6.
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Communication between Parents and Offspring
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57
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Parents and offspring
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61
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Conclusions
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66
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7.
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Avoiding Inbreeding and Incest
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67
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Early experience and sexual attraction
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72
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Incest taboos
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73
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Conclusions
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75
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8.
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Genes in Development and Evolution
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77
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Genes in development
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79
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Heritability
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82
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Epigenetics
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84
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Selfish genes
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87
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Conclusions
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89
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9.
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Active Role of Behaviour
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91
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Environmental change
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97
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Conclusions
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99
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10.
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Adaptability in Evolution
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101
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Behaviour and evolution
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106
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Conclusions
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113
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11.
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Concluding Remarks
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115
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Index
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121
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