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Of animals and men
William Bixby
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An edition of Of animals and men: a comparison of human and animal behavior. (1968)

Of animals and men

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A comparative study of human and animal behavior which shows that animals are not as inferior to humans as commonly believed. For example, men kill each other, but tigers don't.

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D. McKay Co.
Language
English
Pages
184

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Subjects
Animal behavior, Animals, Psychology, Human behavior, Comparative Psychology, Habits and behavior

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Of animals and men: a comparison of human and animal behavior.
1968, D. McKay Co.
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Dewey Decimal Class
596
Library of Congress
QL751 .B53

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184 p.
Number of pages
184

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OL5621588M
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68030886

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