Mikel Delgado

UC Berkeley

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Doctoral researcher at UC Berkeley.

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The behaviors of squirrels could help scientists understand animal intelligence.

UC Berkeley scientist finds meaning in the nut-gathering habits of squirrels

The behaviors of squirrels could help scientists understand animal intelligence.

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