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George A. Anastassioulever Hans has finally dissipated. Not only have the types of tasks expanded, but the number of species, particularly those outside the mammalian order, is beginning to become more diverse. The primate order has been well represented, including studies with capuchin monkeys (Judge, Evans and Vyas, 2