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    Slideshow: Nerdy Birdies

    Meet the pigeons that are redefining what it means to behave like a human by displaying remarkable pattern recognition abilities.

    The Scientist Staff
    Nov 30, 2016

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    Keywords:

    animal behavior
    birds
    brain science
    cognition
    cognitive science
    pattern recognition
    pigeons
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