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Author: chazwin
Date: Jul 27, 2008 04:51

..., are hatched or born with a functioning nervous system fully capable of maneuvering through the expected milieu of its species. That ... not be here. The genome constructs this nervous system, constructs it in a human as it... as super-precocial. As soon as the nervous system is differentiated, it starts altering itself by axonal growth, synaptic formation, and ...
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Author: bigfletch8
Date: Jul 16, 2008 16:36

...> People tend to view dynamic system as a series of snapshots. ...organs are part of the total system. There are sensors, interneurons, and effectors...contain a great deal of central nervous system organization genetically determined to ... and locomotion.  Exactly when that system gets put into full use at...life is a separate question -- the system can be genetic but incompletely ...
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Author: Jure Sah
Date: Jul 16, 2008 16:31

... becomes more difficult; when the nervous system is involved, it becomes ... People tend to view dynamic system as a series of snapshots.... that the genome constructs the nervous system. The genome sets up the rules by which the nervous system reacts to the exterior...etc. It's a complex system, NOT a snapshot. It responds...learning phase of the intelligent system still happens durring a lifetime...
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Author: r norman
Date: Jul 16, 2008 16:05

...> People tend to view dynamic system as a series of snapshots. ...organs are part of the total system. There are sensors, interneurons, and effectors...contain a great deal of central nervous system organization genetically determined to produce... and locomotion. Exactly when that system gets put into full use at... is a separate question -- the system can be genetic but incompletely ...
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Author: rscan
Date: Jul 16, 2008 15:27

.... People tend to view dynamic system as a series of snapshots. ...organs are part of the total system. There are sensors, interneurons, and effectors...contain a great deal of central nervous system organization genetically determined to produce...posture and locomotion. Exactly when that system gets put into full use ... is a separate question -- the system can be genetic but incompletely ...
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Author: r norman
Date: Jul 16, 2008 09:31

...organs are part of the total system. The role of learning in behavior...contain a great deal of central nervous system organization genetically determined to ... and locomotion. Exactly when that system gets put into full use ... is a separate question -- the system can be genetic but incompletely ... motor responses in the cardiovascular system to local stimuli that don'...
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Author: Wolf Kirchmeir
Date: Jul 16, 2008 09:02

... sensors and effectors, hence the peripheral nervous system and accessory organs are part of the total system. The role of learning in behavior... a great deal of central nervous system organization genetically determined to ... and locomotion. Exactly when that system gets put into full use ... is a separate question -- the system can be genetic but incompletely ...
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Author: r norman
Date: Jul 16, 2008 08:05

...sensors and effectors, hence the peripheral nervous system and accessory organs are part of the total system. The role of learning in behavior...contain a great deal of central nervous system organization genetically determined to ... and locomotion. Exactly when that system gets put into full use ... is a separate question -- the system can be genetic but incompletely ...
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Author: Jure Sah
Date: Jul 16, 2008 07:37

...sensors and effectors, hence the peripheral nervous system and accessory organs are part of the total system. The role of learning in behavior...contain a great deal of central nervous system organization genetically determined to produce... and locomotion. Exactly when that system gets put into full use ... is a separate question -- the system can be genetic but incompletely ...
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Author: r norman
Date: Jul 15, 2008 16:45

... sensors and effectors, hence the peripheral nervous system and accessory organs are part of the total system. The role of learning in behavior...contain a great deal of central nervous system organization genetically determined to produce...posture and locomotion. Exactly when that system gets put into full use at...life is a separate question -- the system can be genetic but incompletely ...
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