Dolphin in the Mirror（ISBN=） 英文原版

　　Dr. Diana Reiss is Professor in the Psychology Department at
Hunter College and in the Biopsychology and Behavioral Neuroscience
Program of The Graduate Center, City University of New York. 　She
directs the　Dolphin Research Program at the National Aquarium in
Baltimore. She is also adjunct faculty in the Department of
Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Biology at Columbia
University, and she served as a member of the Animal Welfare
Committee of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.Her　research
focuses on dolphin cognition and communication, comparative animal
cognition, and the evolution of intelligence.　She has authored
papers published in numerous international scientific journals and
book chapters and her work has been featured in many television
science programs.　She has authored papers published in numerous
international scientific journals and book chapters and her work
has been featured in many television science programs.

PROLOGUE: SAVING HUMPHREY
1. MINDS IN THE WATER
2. FIRST INSIGHTS
3. IN SEARCH OF THE DOLPHIN ROSETTA STONE
4. NONTERRESTRIAL THINKERS
5. THE FACE IN THE MIRROR
6. THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS
7. COGNITIVE COUSINS
8. REFLECTIONS ON DOLPHIN MINDS
9. INTO THE COVE
10. ENDING THE LONG LONELINESS
Consortium of Marine Scientists and Zoo and
Aquarium Professionals Call for an End to the
Inhumane Dolphin Drives in Japan
Notes
Acknowledgments
Index