Abstract “We should compare the manner in which orientation develops, first to the mother and later to an expanding environment. It would be interesting to carry out detailed comparisons of the ontogeny of such adjustments in blind‐born mammals such as the dog in comparison with mammals that have vision at birth–ungulates, for example. Important changes occur in the orientation of blind‐born mammals in the presight period, which we do not as yet have the techniques to investigate adequately.” T.C. Schneirla (1954)
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