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According to Wikipedia, Conwy Lloyd Morgan, FRS was a British ethologist and psychologist. He is remembered for his theory of emergent evolution, and for the experimental approach to animal psychology now known as Morgan's Canon, a principle that played a major role in behaviourism, insisting that higher mental faculties should only be considered as explanations if lower faculties could not explain a behaviour.

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C. Lloyd Morgan's Published Works

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ON MODIFICATION AND VARIATION. (1896) (188)
Habit and Instinct (131)
On the relation of stimulus to sensation in visual impressions. (1900) (66)
The emergence of novelty (1933) (28)
Life, Mind, and Spirit. (1926) (26)
Habit and instinct by C. Lloyd Morgan. (26)
Consciousness and the Unconscious. (1921) (23)
The Perception of Relations. (17)
The Igneous Rocks and Associated Sedimentary Beds of the Tortworth Inlier (1901) (11)
II.—ON THE STUDY OF ANIMAL INTELLIGENCE (1886) (10)
Other Minds than Ours. (9)
The Interpretation Of Nature (7)
V. —THE LAW OF PSYCHOGENESIS (6)
The animal mind (6)
The Igneous Rocks associated with the Carboniferous Limestone of the Bristol District (1904) (5)
Mind At The Crossways (4)
Three Aspects of Monism. (1894) (4)
Animal life and intelligence / C. Lloyd Morgan. (4)
OBSERVATIONS ON DUCKLINGS. (1893) (4)
The Pebidian Volcanic Series of St. Davids (1890) (3)
Mental Evolution. An Old Speculation in a New Light. (3)
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF EXPERIENCE (1909) (3)
The rabbit question in Queensland (2)
The Physiological Conditions of Consciousness. (2)
Instinct and Intelligence. (2)
Dr. Weismann on Heredity and Progress. (1893) (2)
II. INSTINCT AND INTELLIGENCE1 (1910) (2)
The evolution of animal behaviour. (2)
The Bifurcation of Nature (1930) (1)
Personality-A Review. (1)
Excursion to Avon Gorge and Aust Cliff (1901) (1)
CONSONANCE OF WELFARE AND PLEASURE (1929) (1)
V.—DISCUSSIONS: EMERGENT EVOLUTION (1)
Variation and natural selection. (1)
The Generalisations of Science (1)
Eugenics and environment (1)
The Philosophy of Evolution. (1898) (1)
Animal biology. An elementary text-book. By C. Lloyd Morgan ... (1)
Psychology and the Ego. (1899) (1)
Memory in Animals. (1)
Biology and Metaphysics. (1899) (0)
Do Animals Perceive Relations (0)
The Sense-Experience of Animals. (0)
Further observations on young birds. (0)
Mental processes in man. (0)
The Realities of Experience. (0)
Selective Synthesis in Evolution. (0)
The Garden of Ethics (1911) (0)
Nest-building, incubation, and migration. (0)
Preliminary definitions and illustrations. (0)
Novelty throughout Nature. (1931) (0)
Instinctive behaviour and experience. (0)
Synthesis and Correlation. (0)
II.—Elevation and Subsidence: A Suggestion (1888) (0)
PSYCHICAL SELECTION: EXPRESSION AND IMPRESSION (0)
The Doctrine of Auta. (0)
I.—A PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH TO SPACE-TIME (1931) (0)
The relation of organic to mental evolution. (0)
The philosophy of instinct. (0)
THE HABIT OF DRINKING IN YOUNG BIRDS. (1896) (0)
ORGANIC SELECTION. (1897) (0)
Croonian lecture.—Studies in visual sensation (0)
The Wave of Consciousness. (0)
The nature of animal life. (0)
The relation of consciousness to instinctive behaviour. (0)
Do Animals Reason (0)
The process of life. (0)
Hereditary dispositions and innate mental tendencies. (0)
Observations on young mammals. (0)
Reflex action and instinct. (0)
A Piece of Patchwork. (1895) (0)
Criticisms and Discussions: Automatism, Determinism, and Freedom. (1897) (0)
Animal activities: Habit and instinct. (0)
Some habits and instincts of young birds. (0)
Darwin, and after Darwin, an Exposition of the Darwinian Theory, and a Discussion of Post-Darwinian Questions . By George John Romanes. I. The Darwinian Theory. Chicago, Open Court Publishing Co. xvi., 460 p. 8° (1892) (0)
Natural history and experience. (0)
Animal Biology (1887) (0)
Are acquired habits inherited (0)
The Conditions of Human Progress. (0)
Influence and Reference: A Biological Approach to Philosophical Problems (1926) (0)
Suggestion and Association. (0)
Intelligence and the acquisition of habits. (0)
III.—Notes on Berkeley's Doctrine of Esse (1915) (0)
INSTINCTIVE BEHAVIOUR AND ENJOYMENT (1921) (0)
Behaviourism and the Guidance of Action (1926) (0)
VII.—CRITICAL NOTICES (0)
The Long Fox Lecture: The Conditioned Response (1924) (0)
The emotions in their relation to instinct. (0)
Finalism and mechanism: Body and mind. (0)
Locomotion in young birds. (0)
Causation, Physical and Metaphysical (0)
Heredity and the origin of variations. (0)
On the S. W. Extension of the Clifton Fault (1885) (0)
Essays, Ed. By C.L. Morgan (0)
The relation of instinct to intelligence. (0)
I.—Objects Under Reference: The Presidential Address (1927) (0)
The ground of experience. (0)
Reproduction and development. (0)
Animal sketches / by C. Lloyd Morgan ; illustrated by W. Monkhouse Rowe. (0)
I.—ENJOYMENT AND AWARENESS (0)
Some habits and instincts of the pairing season. (0)
I.—ARE MEANINGS INHERITED? (0)
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS OF SIR CHARLES LANGBRIDGE MORGAN. 1923. (0)
The Analysis of Impressions. (0)
Further notes on the relation of stimulus to sensation in visual impressions. (0)
The senses of animals. (0)
The Evolution of Consciousness (0)
Mental processes in animals: Their powers of perception and intelligence. (0)
Association of Ideas in Animals. (0)
THE DISCUSSION OF INSTINCT. (0)

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