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Crows can solve puzzles that require a sequential series of steps. Would that imply they have sequential memory? I saw someone in the article comments mentioning this as well.



Not sure about crows, but there is this with songbirds:

https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.1207207109


How would they survive without?

What is “sequential memory” if I may ask a stupid question? (Other than memory that is ordered.. sequentially)


I very far from the field of biology, but from the article it means " ability to recognize and recall sequential data".

For crows, I was using it to mean that a crow knows it needs to get tool A so it can get tool B to then use tool B to get the treat.




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