Episodic-like memory during cache recovery by scrub jays¶
Clayton, N. S., & Dickinson, A. (1998). Episodic-like memory during cache recovery by scrub jays. Nature, 395(6699), 272-274.
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- The structural insight is robust: a 30-year water-utility scenario exercise, a war-game over a contested region, a squirrel's autumn cache, a pension fund's stress test against demographic and rate-path scenarios, and a chess player's three-move look-ahead are all populating the same five-role structure, with the institutional cases anchored by Schwartz (1991) and the caching case by Clayton and Dickinson (1998).
This sourceFirst behavioural demonstration of what-where-when memory in a non-human animal; food-caching scrub jays anticipate cache perishability across time, instantiating future-oriented behaviour without deliberation. SUPPORTS the biological-prospection/caching claims (154, 157, 164).
- The structural insight is robust: a 30-year water-utility scenario exercise, a war-game over a contested region, a squirrel's autumn cache, a pension fund's stress test against demographic and rate-path scenarios, and a chess player's three-move look-ahead are all populating the same five-role structure, with the institutional cases anchored by Schwartz (1991) and the caching case by Clayton and Dickinson (1998).
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