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1. Evolutionary reconstructions of great ape intelligence Anne E.Russon; 2. Enhanced cognitive capacity as a contingent fact of hominoidphylogeny David R. Begun; Part I. Cognition in Living Great Apes Anne E.Russon: 3. The manual skills and cognition that lie behind hominoid tool useRichard W. Byrne; 4. The cognitive complexity of social organisation andsocialising in wild baboons and chimpanzees: guided participation,socialising interactions, and event representation Sue T. Parker; 5. Gesturalcommunication in great apes Joanna Blake; 6. Great ape cognitive systems AnneE. Russon; Part II. Modern Great Ape Adaptation Anne E. Russon: 7. What's ina brain? The question of a distinct brain anatomy in great apes Carol E.MacLeod; 8. Life histories and the evolution of large brain size in greatapes Caroline Ross; 9. Evolution of complex feeding techniques in primates:is this the origin of great ape intelligence? Gen Yamakoshi; 10. The specialdemands of great ape posture and locomotion Kevin D. Hunt; 11. Great apesocial systems Carel P. van Schaik, Signe Preuschoft and David P. Watts; 12.Diet and foraging of the great apes: ecological constraints on their socialorganisations and implications for their divergence Juichi Yamagiwa; PartIII. Ancestral Hominids David R. Begun: 13. Paleoenvironments and theevolution of adaptability in great apes Richard Potts; 14. Cranial evidenceand the evolution of intelligence in fossil apes David R. Begun and L.Kordos; 15. Life history and cognitive evolution in the apes Jay Kelley; 16.Fossil hominoid diets, extractive foraging, and the origins of great apeintelligence Michelle Singleton; 17. Paleontology, terrestriality, and theintelligence of great apes Daniel L. Gebo; 18. Body size and intelligence inhominoid evolution Carol S. Ward, Mark Flinn and David R. Begun; Part IV.Integration: 19. Evolutionary origins of great ape intelligence Anne E.Russon and David R. Begun.