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		<title>Evidence for a number sense, Perceiving numerosity from birth, Behavioral and Brain Sciences, (40), 21-22.</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[de Hevia, M. D., Castaldi, E., Streri, A., Eger, E. &#038; Izard, V. (2017).]]></description>
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<p><em>Leibovich et al. opened up an important discussion on the nature and origins of numerosity perception. The authors rightly point out that non-numerical features of stimuli influence this ability. Despite these biases, there is evidence that from birth, humans perceive and represent numerosities, and not just non-numerical quantitative features such as item size, density, and convex hull.</em></p>]]></content:encoded>
					
		
		
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<p><em>Leibovich et al. opened up an important discussion on the nature and origins of numerosity perception. The authors rightly point out that non-numerical features of stimuli influence this ability. Despite these biases, there is evidence that from birth, humans perceive and represent numerosities, and not just non-numerical quantitative features such as item size, density, and convex hull.</em></p>
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