Page 2, line 5: For Animals read Wildlife.

Page 9, para 4, line 4: For Its evolution read Evolution.

Page 35, Fig. 2: Note that a pigeon normally only lays two eggs at a time, and so would not have a brood of four!

Page 71, chapter heading: Should read BEHAVIOUR AND THE DIRECTION OF EVOLUTION.

Page 102, line 5: For any species read any species on Earth.

Page 123, line 6: For Aschenzeit read Achsenzeit.

Page 188, para 2, line 1, and page 99, line 1: For man in his wholeness read a man in his wholeness.

Page 237, line 2 from bottom: For Rainer, Schubert, and Soldern read Schubert-Soldern.

Page 238, last sentence: Should read: Introspection cannot be dispensed with in coming to understand the human mind, if only because terms such as consciousness, experience, awareness, the self, and so on all assume a reference to one's own mental processes, and assume a rough agreement between people on the internal processes they refer to.

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