Contents -- Series Foreword -- Preface -- I INTRODUCTION -- 1 Cognitive Biology: The New Cognitive Sciences -- II SPACE -- 2 The Role of Social Selection in the Evolution of Hippocampal Specialization -- 3 Spatial Cognition, Memory Capacity, and the Evolution of Mammalian Hippocampal Networks -- 4 Space for the Brain in Cognitive Science -- 5 Animals as Natural Geometers -- 6 Is Cognitive Modularity Necessary in an Evolutionary Account of Development? -- III QUALITIES AND OBJECTS -- 7 Color Generalization by Birds -- 8 Evolutionary Biology of Limited Attention -- 9 Learning to See and Conceive -- IV NUMBERS AND PROBABILITY -- 10 A Comparative Perspective on the Origin of Numerical Thinking -- 11 Numerical and Spatial Intuitions: A Role for Posterior Parietal Cortex? -- 12 Learning in Core and Noncore Domains -- 13 Neuroscience, Psychology, and Economic Behavior: The Emerging Field of Neuroeconomics -- V SOCIAL ENTITIES -- 14 Neuroethology of Attention in Primates -- 15 The Human Social Brain: An "Evo-Devo" Perspective -- 16 Ontogenetic Development Matters -- Contributors -- Index.