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... clues to attention, consciousness, and the origin of the brain By Douglas Fox ..., insects, amphibians, fish, worms, birds, reptiles, mammals, crabs, clams-and yes, ... each brain cell more flexibly than mammals. Several far-flung tendrils of a ..., the brains of insects and mammals look nothing alike. Only from studies ... to memory and place location in mammals. The base consists of thousands of ...

...clues to attention, consciousness, and the origin of the brain By Douglas Fox..., insects, amphibians, fish, worms, birds, reptiles, mammals, crabs, clams-and yes, ...each brain cell more flexibly than mammals. Several far-flung tendrils of a...to memory and place location in mammals. The base consists of thousands of...and comparing dozens more insect and mammal genes. Of particular interest are ...

... clues to attention, consciousness, and the origin of the brain By Douglas Fox ..., insects, amphibians, fish, worms, birds, reptiles, mammals, crabs, clams—and yes, ...each brain cell more flexibly than mammals. Several far-flung tendrils of a...to memory and place location in mammals. The base consists of thousands of...and comparing dozens more insect and mammal genes. Of particular interest are those...