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a site, and a thought

Submitted by heather on Thu, 02/14/2008 - 2:38am.

so here is a site that i stumbled upon:
http://www.neurotransmitter.net/reptilebrain.html
many links related to reptile brain research.
maybe a few will bear fruit worthy of contemplation for some of you... i'll hold off on my reactions for the moment for there are too many of them to choose between.

one thing though:

i think it's important to state that we should not confuse our lack of knowledge about non-mammalian neurological function with non-mammalian neurological inferiority.

we have a lot to learn.

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