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    Challenges→Gordon Gallup's criterion for self-recognition requires an animal to use information about its own body to modify self-directed behavior, which olfactory sniff-duration data does not demonstrate.

    Gallup's criterion should not privilege visual modalities; olfactory self-recognition may be equally valid evidence of body-awareness in olfactory-dominant species.

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